Paper · 2009 · Journal of Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University

GC-MS analysis of the essential oil from Michelia figo perianth during its unfolding

Fujian Agriculture Gao Huajuan; Fujian Agriculture Guo Suzhi

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Abstract

Solid phase miscroextraction(SPME) was used to extract essential oil from Michelia figo perianth during its unfolding and the chemical compositions were identified by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry(GC-MS),their relative percentage contents were determined by peak area normalization method.The results showed that 42 compounds were identified from perianth at 5 stages,including 18 terpenoid compounds,7 ester compounds,4 alcohol compounds,1 ketone compound,11 alkanes compounds and 1 unknown compound.9 compounds were determined from more than 3 stages,including germacrene D,caryophyllene,phenol,2,6-bis(1,1-dimethylethyl)-4-methyl-,β-elemene,γ-elemene, 1-octanol,2-butyl-,dibutyl phthalate,cyclohexane,1-ethenyl-1-methyl-2-(1-methylethenyl)-4(1-methylethylidene)-and butyl caprylate.The compositions and their peak areas were different distinctly in different developmental stages,the compositions were the most(18) and the peak area(2810607) was the largest at stage Ⅳ.So stage Ⅳ was considered to be the best picking stage of M.figo perianth to scenting tea and extract essential oil.

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Forty-two compounds were identified in the perianth across five stages.

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compounds were identifiede0
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Magnolia figo
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Nine compounds were determined from more than three stages.

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Essential oil compositions differed distinctly between developmental stages.

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Essential oil peak areas differed distinctly between developmental stages.

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The greatest number of compositions, 18, occurred at stage IV.

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“the compositions were the most(18) and the peak area(2810607) was the largest at stage Ⅳ”

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Peak area was largest at stage IV, at 2810607.

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peak areae0
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The authors considered stage IV best for picking perianth for tea scenting and essential oil extraction.

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“stage Ⅳ was considered to be the best picking stage of M.figo perianth to scenting tea and extract essential oil”

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