Table 3 in Glucosinolate profiles and phylogeny in Barbarea compared to other tribe Cardamineae (Brassicaceae) and Reseda (Resedaceae), based on a library of ion trap HPLC-MS / MS data of reference desulfoglucosinolates

Table 3 Glucosinolate profiles of Barbarea australis and B. grayi.
NTotalSDPEBAREBARIM4hIM4moIM1moIM6’iF PE6’iF BAR10540 S40 R43284847129131 SSpecies (accession)μmol/g dry wt.OrganB. australis aRoots b26.93.03.72.30.020.510.01*0.33n.d.n.d.n.d.Leaves24392.3390.451.4n.d.0.07n.d.n.d.n.d.B. grayic, b Roots3381117130.176.00.01*1.40.04*n.d.n.d.Leaves c3752015560.633.2n.d.0.25n.d.n.d.n.d.Seeds c, d192n/a46440.412.40.04*0.12n.d.0.180.10
N is number of replicates, SD is standard deviation, other data are mean levels. a Results for accessions B46 and B47 were comparable and are pooled. b Minimum estimates for roots due to difficulties in harvesting clean, undamaged roots. c Searched for by HPLC-MS but not found: BZ, 4hBAR, 4hEBAR, 3hEBAR, 4hPE, 3hPE, 3/4mhPE (x2), 3/4mhEBAR (x1), 1,4moIM, methylsulfinylalkyls (n 3–10),
= methylthioalkyls (n = 7–9), Buen, Peen, 1mEt, 1mPr, 2mPr, 3mPe. GSL data with an asterisk indicate lack of MS2 confirmation of analyte identity due to low level. d In addition, traces of 6’iF EBAR (131 R *) and 6’iF IM (130 *) were detected.