Diverse Functional Components from Robinia Pseudoacacia Flowers by High-efficient Extraction

Xuanxuan Wu, Tao Yang, Zanpei Zhang, Jinghua Ma, Qingzhi Ma, Tongqiang Chen, Wenyang Xu, Yu Meng, Yuanyuan Chen, Dangquan Zhang

Ekoloji, 2019, Issue 108, Pages: 135-139

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Abstract

Robinia pseudoacacia is one of the main tree species for greening in Henan Province, while R.pseudoacacia flowers (RPFs) are not enough utilized except edibility. The active ingredients in solution extracts of Robinia Pseudoacacia flowers (RPFs) were detected and analyzed. The results for the RPFs characteristic groups indicated that there are organic compounds and contain double bonds in RPFs, which may contain saturated hydrocarbons and unsaturated hydrocarbons. The results on non-volatile substances and volatile substances in RPFs indicated that the extracts of acetone, benzene and ethanol are rich in active substances. The findings suggested that RPFs have great potential in high-efficient extraction resourcing for biomedicine and chemical materials.

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