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The red leaves of centipedegrass are known to produce compounds with stronger antibiotic effects than those produced by green leaves. Therefore, the aim of this study was to identify if stress methods (e.g., gamma irradiation, UV-B irradiation, and wounding) could effectively convert green leaves to red leaves, and thereby increase the production of maysin and maysin derivatives that have been known...
Maysin, a flavone C-glucoside, is only found the silks and leaves of maize, teosinte and centipede grass, which are resistant to the major insect pests such as the corn earworm and the fall armyworm in the Southeastern United States. It was recently reported various biological activities such as anti cancer and antioxidant. In spite of this importance, the investigation on may sin derivatives was...
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