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Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-802082

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Objective: To establish the fingerprint of Epimedium wushanense by HPLC,and study the comprehensive quality of E. wushanense by combining principal components,factors and cluster analysis,so as to provide theoretical basis for its quality evaluation. Method: The chromatographic column was Agilent infinitylab poroshell 120 SB-C18 (3.0 mm×100 mm,2.7 μm),the flow phase was acetonitrile (A)-water (B) with a gradient of 0-5 min,25%-26%A;5-6 min,26%-34%A;6-11 min,34%-38.5%A;11-17 min,38.5%-100%A;17-20 min,100%A,the flow rate was 0.8 mL·min- 1,the detection wavelength was 270 nm,and the column temperature was 30℃. Result: The cluster analysis better classified E. wushanense from different producing areas. E. wushanense from Guizhou province and E. wushanense from Chongqing were classified as class Ⅱ. E. wushanense from Guizhou province and Chongqing were far apart, indicating that the quality of E. wushanense varies from place to place affected by environment and climate. The results of principal component analysis showed that the quality of E. wushanense produced in Chongqing was better than that of E. wushanense produced in Guizhou. Among them,CQWS-02 (Yaque village,Guanyang town,Wushan county,Chongqing) and CQWS-10 (Hewan, Guanyang town,Wushan county,Chongqing) can be considered in the selection of high-quality varieties. In addition,No.1 common peak (epimedin A),No.2 common peak (epimedin B),No.4 common peak (icariin) and No.5 common peak (unknown component) in the fingerprint of the test samples could be used as the evaluation index components of E. wushanense quality. Conclusion: Principal components,factors and cluster analysis are used to achieve the rapid analysis, and their respective advantages are brought into full play for mutual verification and supplement. And the quality of E. wushanense in different origins can be comprehensively evaluated in all-round ways.

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Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-275194

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We introduced Epimedium wushanense seed which has been stratified for 90 days at 10/20 ℃ as experimental materials, with which we studied the effects of fluridone, gibberellin acid and temperature on E. wushanense germination. The results were suggested as shown below. ①Temperature, fluridone and gibberellin acid can both solely or jointly affect germination energy, germination rate significantly. Among those factors, fluridone affect germination rate and germination energy the most, followed by gibberellin acid and temperature. The highest germination rate under 4 ℃ and 10/20 ℃ stratification are 79.3%, 72.0% respectively, which resulted from treatment of F10GA300 and F20GA200 respectively. The highest germination energy under 4 ℃ and 10/20 ℃ stratification are 52.7%, 52.0%, respectively, which both resulted from F20GA200. ②Compared with 4 ℃ germination, seed could not germinate at 10/20 ℃ germination. Nontheless, application of fluridone can lead E. wushanense seeds to germinating.③The effects of gibberellin acid and interaction between gibberellin acid and fluridone significantly affect seed rotten rate during germination. In addition, soaking is another remarkable factor which increased seed rotten rate. As a result, it is feasible to promote E. wushanense dormancy releasing with gibberellin acid and fluridone associating with a proper germination temperature. Further, it is necessary taking actions to avoid seed rotten rate for saving E. wushanense nurseries'cost.

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