Abstract
The introduction of a hydroxy group at C-13 of the clerodane skeleton is proposed as a strategy to potentially increase the antifeedant activity of simple analogs. This idea is applied to clerodane analogs with furan or butenolide type sidechains and therefore syntheses were developed for several types of 3-alkyl-substituted butenolides, 3-alkyl-substituted-3-hydroxybutenolides and 3-hydroxytetrahydrofuran derivatives. The antifeedant activity was tested on 5th instar larvae of Pieris brassicae.
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