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9781847559579

Chemistry in the Garden

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  • ISBN13:

    9781847559579

  • ISBN10:

    1847559573

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2009-08-01
  • Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

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The Peace and tranquility of the garden hides a battle ground dominated by chemical warfare...the role of natural products in the ecological chemistry of the garden is both extensive and fascinating!

Table of Contents

Introduction
Chemical Diversity in Plantstp. 2
The Structure Elucidation of Natural Productsp. 3
The Ecological Role of Natural Productsp. 4
Changes in the Gardenp. 6
The Biosynthetic Relationship of Natural Products
Polyketidesp. 12
Terpenoidsp. 13
Phenylpropanoidsp. 15
Alkaloidsp. 17
Natural Products and Plant Biochemistry in the garden
The Structural Material of Plantsp. 21
Photosynthesisp. 26
Oxidative Coenzymesp. 29
Plant Harmonesp. 30
Garden Soils
The Mineral Structure of the Soilp. 35
The Organic Content of the soilp. 37
Nutrients from the Soilp. 38
The Role of pHp. 39
Fertilizers and Compostp. 40
Microbial Interactions within the Soilp. 41
The Colour and Scent of Garden Plants
Colouring Mattersp. 44
The Carotenoidsp. 44
The Anthocyaninsp. 46
Natural Pigmentsp. 50
Floral and Leaf Scentsp. 52
Bioactive Compounds from Ornamental Plants
Compounds from the Lamiaceaep. 59
The Foxgloves and Cardiac Glycosidesp. 62
Poppiesp. 63
Compounds from the Asteraceaep. 64
The Constituents of Bulbsp. 67
Toxic Compounds from Ornamental Plantsp. 69
Compounds from Ornamental Treesp. 72
Mistletoep. 75
Conifersp. 75
Natural Products in the Vegetable and Fruit Garden
Root Vegetablesp. 80
Onions, Garlic and Asparagusp. 86
The Brassicasp. 89
Lettucep. 91
The Legumesp. 93
Rhubarbp. 94
Tomatoesp. 94
Fruit Treesp. 96
Soft Fruitp. 98
Fungal and Insect Chemistry in the Garden
Microbial Interactionsp. 107
Lichensp. 109
Mycorrhizal and Endophytic Organismsp. 110
Interactions between Fungip. 111
Insect Chemistry in the Gardenp. 113
Epiloguep. 122
Further Readingp. 124
Glossaryp. 128
Subject Indexp. 134
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