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Phytoconstituents Description
Source
Plant part
used
Molecular
Formula
References
8,2-acetonyl-8-(2′,6′-di-O,O-coumaroyl)-glucopyranosyl-7hydroxy-5-methylchromone
A. speciosa
Leaves
NS
Holzapfel (1997)
2-acetonyl-8-(2′,
cinnamoyl)-glucopyranosyl-7-hydroxy-5-methylchromone
A. broomii
Leaves
NS
Cock (2015)
6’-O-coumaroylaloesin
A. castanea
Leaves
C
28 H
28 O
11
Van Heerden et al.
(2000)
2′-p-O- methylcoumaroylaloesin
A. excelsa
Leaves
NS
Cock (2015)
Anthrones
Barbaloin
A. vera
Leaves
C
21 H
22 O
9
Patel et al. (2012a)
Nataloin
A. ellenbeckii
Leaves
NS
Grace et al. (2008)
Homonataloin
A. marlothii
Leaves
C
22 H
24 O
9
Conner et al.
(1990)
Berger,
A. jacksonii
Homonataloside
A. lutescens
Leaves
NS
Van Heerden et al.
(2000)
Aloe barbendol
A. barbadensis
Roots
C
15 H
14 O
4
Saleem et al.
(1997)
Aloinoside A/B
Aloe
spp.
Leaves
C
27 H
32 O
13
Cock (2015)
Aloe-emodin anthrone
Aloe
spp.
Leaves
C
15 H
12 O
4
Sigler and Rauwald
(1994)
Aloe emodin-10-C-rhamnoside
A. rabaiensis
Leaves
NS
Cock (2015)
Chrysophanolanthrone
Aloe
spp.
Leaves
C
15 H
12 O
3
Sigler and Rauwald
(1994)
8-O-methyl-7-hydroxyaloin A/B
A. barbadensis
Leaves
C
22 H
24 O
10
Rauwald (1990)
6′-O-p-coumaroyl-7-hydroxyaloin
A. barbadensis
Leaves
NS
Rauwald (1990)
6′-O-cinnamoyl-8-O-methyl-7-hydroxyaloin
A. barbadensis
Leaves
NS
Rauwald (1990)
6′-O-cinnamoyl-5-hydroxyaloin A
A. broomii
Leaves
NS
Koroch (2009)
7-hydroxyaloin-4′,6′-O-diacetate
A. succotrina
Leaves
NS
Sigler and Rauwald
(1994)
6′-O-diacetate
Deacetyllittoraloin
A. littoralis
Leaves
C
26 H
30 O
12
Koroch (2009)
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18 Aloe Species as Valuable Sources of Functional Bioactives