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The Lipid and Resin Composition of Laretia compacta Phil.

from the Andes of Chile

Bernd R. T. Simoneit

a

and Borys M. Didyk

b

aPetroleum and Environmental Geochemistry Group, College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR 97331, U. S. A.

bRefineria del Petroleo, S. A., Concon, Chile

Z. Naturforsch.54 c,309Ð313 (1999); received October 7, 1998/February 9, 1999 Laretia, Resin, Sesquiterpenoids, Kaurene and Phyllocladene Diterpenoids, Phytosterols

The lipid/resin components ofLaretia compactawere characterized by GC-MS and CSIA.

The lipid components consist ofn-alkanes,n-alkanoic acids andn-alkanols all with low car- bon number maxima and high CPI values. The resin components are comprised of major amounts of tetracyclic diterpenoids with a minor content of mono- and sesquiterpenoids. The kaurene skeleton predominates with some phyllocladenes. Phytosterols are trace compo- nents. Theδ13C data of the individual alkanes in the hydrocarbon fraction place this species in the C4plant group.

Reprint requests to Prof. B. R. T. Simoneit. Fax: 541-7 37-20 64. E-mail: simoneit@oce.orst.edu

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