Fig. 2 in Glucosinolate structural diversity, identification, chemical synthesis and metabolism in plants

Fig. 2. Definition of the parent glucosinolate ion (A), and its use in naming natural derivatives (B, D), with numbering system indicated, using the originally proposed writing of names in one word (Dateo, 1961). The numbering system is retained in the isothiocyanate product (C). The modern practice by many authors of splitting glucosinolate anion names in two (given below each name) is followed in the rest of the text. Both practices are considered generally accepted.