Alkaloids are a group of naturally occurring chemical compounds produced by a large variety of organisms. They are typically bitter tasting and are produced in the plants as part of their chemical defense as well as the regulation of growth. Many alkaloids are toxic and often have pharmacological effects. They are often named after the botanical from which they were isolated adding a suffix of "ine".
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