Abstract
Ibicella lutea is a ‘quasi-carnivorous’ plant that grows wild in Uruguay where it is used in popular medicine as an antiseptic for eye and skin infections. In an earlier screening, it showed a broad antibacterial spectrum. From the chloroform extract of the plant the main antibacterial compound has now been isolated and identified by several MS and NMR methods as a new compound, 11- O-(6′- O-acetyl-β- d-glucopyranosyl)-stearic acid.
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