Changes of Pharmacological Components and Growth Characteristics According to Cultivation Years of Artemisia capillaris Thunb.
2008
Choi, S.R. (Medicinal Plants Research Institute, Jeollabukdo ARES, Jinan, Republic of Korea), E-mail: [email protected] | You, D.H. (Medicinal Plants Research Institute, Jeollabukdo ARES, Jinan, Republic of Korea) | Ju, I.O. (Medicinal Plants Research Institute, Jeollabukdo ARES, Jinan, Republic of Korea) | Jang, I. (Medicinal Plants Research Institute, Jeollabukdo ARES, Jinan, Republic of Korea) | Kim, J.Y. (Medicinal Plants Research Institute, Jeollabukdo ARES, Jinan, Republic of Korea) | Park, C.B. (Medicinal Plants Research Institute, Jeollabukdo ARES, Jinan, Republic of Korea) | Ryu, J. (Medicinal Plants Research Institute, Jeollabukdo ARES, Jinan, Republic of Korea)
This experiment was carried out to search for changes of growth and pharmacological component contents by cultivation years in Artemisia capillaris. Percentage of ovenwintering in 1-year old was high as 95.3% but that in 2-years old was very low as 64.2%. Plant height was the highest in 2-years old among the treatments. By the way, number of stems and branches were shown wide difference by cultivation years, so those were the best in 3-years old. It was thought that 3-years old plants dispersed and used their nutrients by increasing branches. Fresh weight was the highest as 200.0 g in 3-years old, whereas weight of capitulum included scoparone, effective component, was the highest as 109.6 g in 2-years old and low as 96.4 g in 3-years old. In general components, crude protein and ash were more included in 1-year old and crude lipid and fiber were more included in 2 and 3-years old. Especially, content of crude fiber in stem was the highest in 3-years old. Pharmacological components were the most existed in capitulum of 2-years old, so contents of scoparone and capillarisin were 6.5 mg/g DW, 1.65 mg/g DW, respectively.
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