6-substituted indanoyl amino acid conjugates as mimics to the biological activity of coronatine
CA 2434200 A1 · Owner: Lauchli, Ryan · Inventors: Schuler, Gode; Boland, Wilhelm; Lauchli, Ryan
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Described are 6-substituted indanoyl amino acid conjugates of the chemical Formula (I) wherein R1= (II), R2 R5 have the meanings given in the description, and X = a halogen atom; as potent plant elicitors and efficient mimics of the phytotoxin coronatine. Also processes for producing the , improved elicitors are provided which allow a rapid and convenient access to large quantities of the highly active compounds. Furthermore there are , compositions and plant protecting agents described comprising as active , ingredient a compound of the present invention. The plant protecting agents are useful for inducing resistance to pathogens in plants. The compositions may also be used to …
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