Published August 31, 1967 | Version v1

Terpenoids and Related Compounds. Part V. Chemical Investigation of Baccaurea sapida Muell

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Baccaurea sapida  Muell2'3 (fam: Euphorbiaceae) Beng. Lanka is a large evergreen tree which grows usually in the base of Eastern Himalayas, Assam Sylhet, Burma, Malay Peninsula and Andaman islands, Bark of the tree is used by Lepchas as a mordant in dye­ing with manjit or lac2. The fruits are sweet when ripe and are edible. The stembark and leaves are stated to be toxic2.

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