(±)9,10-DiHODE

(±)9,10-DiHODE (compound 4) is a plant oxylipin compound that reduces the carbonyl group of α-ketoalcohols to form adjacent diols. They act as important signaling molecules in plants and play a role in regulating growth and flowering processes[1].

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