myristicin "5 bond carbon"???????

[SMACK_WHORE]

im lookin at an aromatherapy book with some pics of some alkenylbenzenes.....the one for myristicin looks like this:

(methylenedioxy 4-MeO-benzene)-CH2=CHCH2

it is my understanding that carbon makes 3 or 4 bonds yet this diagram shows the first carbon from the benzene ring making 5 bonds...the last carbon on the chain is only makin 3 bonds though.....
is this just some sloppy diagram drawin or is sumthin weird happenin????the diagrams for dill/parsley apiole where the same too
any help for a confused lil whore would be appreciated

[Rhodium]

That book must be in error, as in all but a few cases, carbons have four bonds.

The correct structure for myristicin (3,4-Methylenedioxy-5-Methoxy-1-Allylbenzene) looks like this:

https://www.thevespiary.org/rhodium/Rhodium/hive/hiveboard/picproxie_docs/000459980-file_q8ta.jpg" title="View this image">

[SMACK_WHORE]

it was nice of you to put that up for me

i can get back to havin hopefull dreams now.....
fuckin aromatherapists drawin pics they have no right drawin!(>:O)