Chemistry of Natural Compounds

, Volume 12, Issue 1, pp 21–24 | Cite as

The seed oil of Rindera oblongifolia

  • É. I. Gigienova
  • A. Akramova
  • A. U. Umarov
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Summary

The oil of the seeds ofRindera oblongifolia, family Boraginaceae, growing in Central Asia, has been studied for the first time. Among the acids of the triglycerides of the oil five types of monoenoic acid differing by the length of the carbon chain but having the same length of the terminal carbon chain — 18:19, 20:111, 22:113, 24:115, and 26:117 — have been detected for the first time. This is the first time that the last of these acids has been found in a seed oil of this family.

Keywords

Methyl Ester Dicarboxylic Acid Adipic Acid Monoenoic Acid Ethylenic Bond 
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  • É. I. Gigienova
  • A. Akramova
  • A. U. Umarov

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