Publications by authors named "Guang-Ming Shu"

Objective: The new varieties of Salvia miltiorrhiza were bred by the variety comparison test.

Methods: Taking these varieties of CDS1,CDS2,CDS3,CDS4,CDS5 as the test varieties, which bred by system seletion from abundant germplasm resources,the conventional variety as the control, the test were arranged in Ximeishan, Linjiagou, Shiya, Hexing Village of Zhongjiang county in 2010 and 2011. And the new varieties from the growth cycle,line of characters,yield, quality and other aspects of Salvia miltiorrhiza were evaluated.

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Background: Child homicides are critical medico-legal issues worldwide. Data on the characteristics of these cases in Asia are limited. This study aimed to describe the characteristics of child homicides in Taiwan.

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  • - The study focuses on new varieties of Iris tectorum (CSG1, CSG2, CSG4, CSG5, CSG6, CSG7, CSG8, CSG9) developed through systematic selection from a rich genetic pool.
  • - Comparison tests were conducted in multiple locations in Sichuan, using a conventional variety as control, and plot yields were analyzed with DPS 9.50 software.
  • - CSG1 emerged as the highest-yielding variety, surpassing the control, and was approved by the Sichuan Provincial Crop Variety Approval Committee in 2013, indicating its strong potential for promotion.
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The paper is aimed to study the dynamic accumulation regulation of curcumin (Cur), demethoxycurcumin (DMC) and bisdemethoxyeurcumin (BDMC) in three strains of Curcuma longa, and provide scientific references for formalized cultivation, timely harvesting, quality control and breeding cultivation of C. longa. The accumulation regulation of the three curcumin derivatives was basically the same in rhizome of three strains.

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Objective: To study the effects of spraying uniconazole on plant morphology and total alkaloid content of Aconitum carmichaeli for providing theory base for establishment of planting measure.

Methods: The mainly morphological character and total alkaloid content of Radix Aconiti Lateralis Praeparata were studied under different uniconazole spraying time and density.

Results: Unieonazole could decrease plant height and leaf area, increase stem diameter, leaves and fibril roots, and the amount of dry matter.

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  • - Objective: The study aims to understand how Curcuma longa (turmeric) grows and to establish guidelines for effective cultivation practices.
  • - Method: Researchers collected and monitored plant samples at different growth stages to analyze their development over time.
  • - Result: The growth cycle of C. longa is divided into five stages, showing gradual development in leaves and significant accumulation of dry substance in different parts, particularly in the leaves and rhizomes as it matures.
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Objective: To provide some new evidences for the classfication and identification of medicinal plants of Curcuma.

Method: A numerical taxonomy by means of cluster analysis and principal Component analysis is used. Combined with RAPD analysis, computer image analysis and chemical analysis, the taxonomical relationships of the plants of Curcuma in China were characterized qualitatively and quantitatively.

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Objective: To provide some new evidences for the identification of medicinal materials of Curcuma.

Method: Microscopic observation was made to characterize the rhizomes of Curcuma.

Result And Conclusion: There were no obvious histological and morphological differences among the rhizomes of Curcuma.

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Objective: To provide some new evidences for the classification and identification of medicinal materials of Curcuma.

Method: The optical microscope and electronic microsccopic scaning were used to characterize the leaves of Curcuma.

Result And Conclusion: There were no obvious histological and morphological differences among the leaves of Curcuma.

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