gardenia jasminoides造句
1. Objective : To isolate gardenoside from Gardenia jasminoides fruit and to optimize its extraction technology of.
2. A kind of mode, mixing Myrica rubra and Gardenia jasminoides in row flatly, is systematically summarized in Yusishan forest farm′s returning farmland to commonweal forest.
3. Conclusion:Geniposide is the chief effective component in Gardenia jasminoides Eillis for choleretic and hepatic protective effect.
4. Investigated the adaptation of Gardenia jasminoides Ellis leaves to natural temperature reduction.
5. Conclusion Different germplasm diversities of Gardenia jasminoides Ellis are lower and the relationships of Gardenia jasminoides Ellis are closer.
6. Gardenia Jasminoides Ellis has already reached a high degree as an item of traditional medicine not only on its pharmacology research but also on the development and utilization of medicine value.
7. The study of tissue culture and rapid propagation of Gardenia Jasminoides Ellis can provide a feasible means for rapid propagation of this important plant.
8. The selection of index components for content determination is of great significance for quality control of Gardenia jasminoides Ellis and its formulations.
9. This study was carried out to investigate the effect of proliferation, rooting, and acclimatization of Gardenia jasminoides Eills for large-scale culture.
10. Conclusion:The method is simple and accurate, and can be used for determination of total iridoid glycoside in Gardenia jasminoides Ellis.
11. The changes of the semilethal temperature and Abscisic acid, Gibberellic acid in Gardenia jasminoides Ellis leaves as temperature fell wore investigated.
12. Methods: Silica gel column chromatography and crystallization were used to obtained gardenoside from Gardenia jasminoides.
13. Objective:To compare the contents of iridoid among the fruit, seed, and pericarp from Gardenia jasminoides.
14. The paper investigates the changes of the semilethal temperature and membrane protective system of Gardenia jasminoides Ellis leaves as temperature fell.
15. The application of quantitative analysis of chemical components in quality control of Gardenia jasminoides is reviewed in this paper.
16. This paper reports a method of separation and determination of geniposide Gardenia jasminoides Ellis.
17. ConclusionIt may produce the new antihemorrhagic active constituent in carbonized Gardenia Jasminoides.
18. Objective: To compare the contents of diterpenoid pigments among the fruit, seed, and pericarp from Gardenia jasminoides.
19. Objective:To establish a second order derivative spectrophotometry method for determination of the content of total iridoid glycoside in Gardenia jasminoides Ellis from different regions.
20. Geniposide and crocin are two major chemical components of Gardenia jasminoides Eillis.