Has anyone heard of this or have any additional information? Theres so much going on in this remarkable plant!
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I looked at the structure and it just appears to be the (Z) configuration of CBG (the usual CBG is E configuration). Not sure why it’s got a different name? Wouldn’t it be better to just call them (E) and (Z) CBG?
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Im not sure. Still reading and digesting it. Just thought id share it for conversation purposes
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It seems E/Z isomers warrant new common names. Learn something new every day.