Research Article

Nonsterol Triterpenoids as Major Constituents of Olea europaea

Table 5

Amounts of free and esterified nonsterol triterpenoids in Olea europaea callus cultures.

FreeEsterified
μg/g dry wt%μg/g dry wt%

Oleanane type
β-amyrin (1) 8.525.6
 Erythrodiol (3) 7.2
 Moradiol (21) 0.8
 Oleanic acid (4) 45
 Maslinic acid (5)14.5

 Total 762225.612.9

Ursane-type
α-amyrin (6)15.45.2
 28-nor-α-amyrin (7) 1.6
 Isobauerenol (22)Traces
 Uvaol (8) 13
 Ursolic acid (9) 34
 Pomolic acid (10) 4.5
 2-hydroxyursolic acid (11) 9.5

 Total 7822.55.22.6

Lupane type
 3-epi-lupeol (13)nd16.0
 3-epi-betulin (14) 2.0
 Betulin + unknown betulin derivative 39
 3-epi-betulinic acid (15)6.3

 Total47.313.716.08.1

Taraxerane type
 Taraxer-14-ene-3β,28-diol (17)3.2
 Taraxer-14-ene-3β,29-diol (18)12.5

 Total15.74.5nd

Taraxastane type
 Ψ-taraxasterol (19)1.30.3
 Taraxasterol (20)1.1

 Total2.40.70.30.1

Euphane type
 Butyrospermol (23)9.22.75125.7

Lanostane type
 CycloartanolTracesnd
 Parkeol (24)39.599
 24-methylene-24-dihydroparkeol (25)15.21.5
 24-methylene-24-dihydrolanosterol (26) 27nd
  (24Z)-24-ethylidene-dihydrolanosterol (27)3.1nd
 4,4-dimethyl-5α-stigmast-7-en-3β-ol (28)6.0
 4,4-dimethyl-5α-stigmasta-7,24Z(241)-dien-3β-ol (29) 19.3
 Unknown lanostane derivatives 7.4nd

 Total117.533.9 10150.6

Total amount 345 ± 40200 ± 15