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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-27665-3nism of a plant to its enemies.” One aspect of this quiet antagonism is allelopathy, which is associated with secondary metabolites of plants, including the alkaloids. Alkaloids may, equally, be perceived as chemical messengers between the plants that produce them and an array of organisms (Levitt and Lovett, 1985).

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Introduction pathways, and pharmacological activities. Although alkaloids have been traditionally isolated from plants, an increasing number are to be found in animals, insects, and marine invertebrates and microorganisms. Many alkaloids have been used for hundreds of years in medicine and some are still promin

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Enzymology of Alkaloid Biosynthesise elucidation of some of the pathways. The advent of isotopically labeled compounds in the 1950s heralded the beginning of research that has given an insight into many aspects of alkaloid biosynthesis and metabolism.

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Production of Alkaloids in Plant Cell Culturet material. Over the last decade the potential of cultured plant cells as a means of producing important secondary metabolites has been a focus of investigation (Staba, 1985; Rokem and Goldberg, 1985; Fowler, 1986; Yamada and Fujita, 1986; Banthorpe, 1994).