Manske R.H.F., Holmes H.L. (eds.) The Alkaloids Chemistry and Physiology. Volume 6

New York, Academic Press Inc., 1960. — 455 p.Chapters in Volume VI and Their Correspondence to Chapters in Volumes I and II
Contents of Volumes I, II, III, and IV
Contents of Volume V
Alkaloids in the Plant By K. Mothes, Halle, Germany Supplementary to Volume I, Chapter 2Taxonomic Position of the Alkaloids in Plants
Genetics
The Site of Formation
Translocation, Distribution, and Accumulation
Excretion and Degradation
Ontogeny
Biosynthssis and Breakdown
External Factors Governing Alkaloid Formation
Metabolic Status
Consequences of Alkaloid SynthesisThe Pyrrolidine Alkaloids By Leo Marion, National Research Council, Ottawa, Canada Supplementary to Volume I, Chapter 3Hygrine
Hygroline
Cuscohygrine
Stachydrine
Betonicino, TuricineSenecio Alkaloids By Nelson J. Leonard, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois Supplementary to Volume I, Chapter 4
Occurrence and Constitution
Extractive and Degradative Procedure
Structure ofthe Necines
Structurc of the Necic Acids
Structure of the Alkaloids
Biosynthesis and PharmacologyAddendum
The Pyridine Alkaloids By Leo Marion, National Research Council, Ottawa, Canada Supplementary to Volume I, Chapter 5The Pepper Alkaloids
The Alkaloids of the Pomegranate Root Bark
Lobelia Alkaloids
Ricinine
Leucaenine
The Alkaloids of Hemlock
The Tobacco Alkaloids
Allraloids of Withania somnifera Dun
Gentianine
The Pinus Alkaloids
Alkaloids of Tripterygium wilfordii Hook
The Alkaloids of Sedum spp
Ammodendrine
Alkaloids of Adenocarpus spp
CarpaineThe Tropane Alkaloids By G. Fodor, Stereochemical Research Team of the Hungarian Academy, Budapest Supplementary to Volume I, Chapter 6Stereochemistry
Total Syntheses
The Structure of Dioscorine
Some New Physiological Aspects of Natural Tropanc Bases and of Their Synthetic Derivatives
Some New Approaches to the Problem of Biogenesis in the Tropane FieldThe Strychnos Alkaloids By J. B. Hendrickson, Converse Memorial Laboratory, Harvard Uniuersity, Cambridge, Massachusetts Supplementary to Volume I, Chapter 7 and Volume II, Chapter 18Reactions of Strychnine and Its Derivatives
Vomicine
Minor Alkaloids
Biogenesis
SynthesisThe Morphine Alkaloids By Gilbert Stork, Chandler Laboratory, Columbia University, New York, New York Supplementary to Volume II, Chapter 8The Reactions of Morphine and Codeine
The Reactions of Thebaine
Stereochemistry
Synthesis
BiogenesisColchicine and Related Compounds By W. C. Wildman, National Heart Institute, Betheda, Maryland Supplementary to Volume II, Chapter 10Occurrence and Isolation
Chemistry of Colchicine
Lumicolchicincs
Minor Alkaloids
Biosynthesis and SynthesisAlkaloids of the Arnaryllidaceae By W. C. Wildman, National Heart Institute, Betheda, Maryland Supplementary to Volume II, Chapter 11
Gefieral Properties and Occurrence
Alkaloids Derived from the Pyrrolo[de]phenanthridine Nucleus
Alkaloids Derived from [2]Benzopyrano[3,4g]indole
Alkaloids Derived from Dibenzofuran
Alkaloids Derived from [2]Benzopyrano[3,4c]indole
Alkaloids Derived from 5,10b-Ethanophenanthridine
Alkaloids Derived from N-Benzyl-N-(beta-phenethylamine)
Biological Effects of the Amaryllidaceae Alkaloids
Tables of Physical Constants