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The mass spectral fragmentation patterns of hasubanan derivatives are summarized in terms of the most characteristic mass spectral peaks. Plausible mechabisms can be postulated in most instances for these ions and attention is called to the use of this information in the structure elucidation of alkaloid with hasubanan skeleton(those of not possesing ether bridge between C4and C5).
