p-hydroxycinnamyl aldehydes in lignifying plant cell walls

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The incorporation of p-hydroxycinnamyl aldehydes 5-6 into the β-O-4 fraction of lignins was studied by thioacidolysis in twelve differentially evolved land plant species, including lycopods and ferns. The results showed that compounds 5-6 may be detected in all studied species, as could be predicted from the reversible nature of the p-hydroxycinnamyl alcohol dehydrogenase (CAD) catalyzed reaction. The results also showed that the p-hydroxycinnamyl alcohol/phydroxycinnamyl aldehyde ratio has been conserved during land plant evolution. ©ARKAT.

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Gómez-Ros, L. V., Espiñeira, J. M., Pomar, F., Núñez-Flores, M. J. L., & Ros Barceló, A. (2007). p-hydroxycinnamyl aldehydes in lignifying plant cell walls. Arkivoc, 2007(7), 167–171. https://doi.org/10.3998/ark.5550190.0008.714

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