2.4.2. Clade Magnoliids

Plants in this clade are not common in mangroves and principally yield antimicrobial isoquinoline alkaloids and lignans (Table S2). In the Lauraceae, the filamentous climber *Cassytha filiformis L. yields* the aporphine dicentrine (**2**), which inhibits the growth

of *Cladosporium clodosporioides* (Table S2) [24]. *Hernandia nymphaeifolia* (C. presl.) Kubitzki (Hernandiaceae) produces the dibenzyl butyrolactone lignan deoxypodophyllotoxin (**3**), which is strongly active against HSV (Table S2) [25]. In the family Annonaceae, the hexane extract of stem bark of *Annona glabra* L. exhibited antibacterial and antifungal properties on account of kaurane diterpenes (Table S2) [26].
