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Emerging buds of  Narcissus pseudonarcissus  were found to accumulate the alkaloid haemanthamine ( 1 ) at high concentrations, exceeding that of narciclasine ( 2 ), the most abundant constituent in bulbs of the plant. A phytoactivity screening assay demonstrated the novel phytotoxicity of haemanthamine against  Raphanus sativus  (radish),  Lactuca sativus  (lettuce),  Triticum aestivum  (red wheat),  Solanum lycopersicum  (tomato),  Cucumis sativus  (cucumber),  Ipomoea  (Morning glory), and  Lens culinaris  (lentil). Haemanthamine ( 1 ) phytotoxicity was found to exceed that of the commercial herbicide glyphosate and less toxic than narciclasine ( 2 ).

Identification of haemanthamine as a phytotoxic alkaloid in Narcissus pseudonarcissus L. (Daffodil) emerging buds