Active Components of Four Species of <em>Sageretia</em>

Zhong Shanmin; Tian Jingxiang; Wu Meichun; Li Zhangju

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Zhong Shanmin, Tian Jingxiang, Wu Meichun, Li Zhangju. Active Components of Four Species of Sageretia[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 1994, 11(2): 133-137.

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Zhong Shanmin, Tian Jingxiang, Wu Meichun, Li Zhangju. Active Components of Four Species of Sageretia[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 1994, 11(2): 133-137.

Active Components of Four Species of Sageretia

1.
Zhejiang Forestry College, Lin'an 311300, PRC

Received Date: 1993-12-31
Publish Date: 1994-06-30

Abstract

Analysis with roots, stems, rami and leaves from 4 species of Sageretia in Zhejiang Province, showed that the alkaloid of Sageretia was mainly hordenine, with a great difference among S. melliana, S. thea, S. henryi and S. hamosa in the hordenine content or the total alkaloid content, of which the content of S. melliana was the highest and S. hamosa was the lowest. Both hordenine and other alkaloids were basically in roots, especially root fibrils, but the aerial parts were very samll, hasing also a great difference between the underground portions and the aerial parts.
- Sageretia,
- chemical composition,
- alkaloid,
- hordenine,
- analysis

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Received Date: 1993-12-31
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Abstract: Analysis with roots, stems, rami and leaves from 4 species of Sageretia in Zhejiang Province, showed that the alkaloid of Sageretia was mainly hordenine, with a great difference among S. melliana, S. thea, S. henryi and S. hamosa in the hordenine content or the total alkaloid content, of which the content of S. melliana was the highest and S. hamosa was the lowest. Both hordenine and other alkaloids were basically in roots, especially root fibrils, but the aerial parts were very samll, hasing also a great difference between the underground portions and the aerial parts.

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