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Comparative biochemistry of the phytopathogenic fungus Helminthosporium. XVI. The production of victoxinine by H. sativum and H. victoriae.

The toxic metabolite victoxinine (C17H29NO), considered previously to be a unique product of Helminthosporium victoriae, has been found consistently in culture filtrates of H. sativum strains isolated from a wide variety of sources. This indicates a close relationship between the two phytopathogenic fungi and adds another toxin to be considered in the etiology of diseases incited by H. sativum.