[Comparative Study on Efficiency of Extraction of Boiling Powder and Traditional Herbal PiecesⅠ. Part of Root and Rhizome,Flower,Leaf and Whole Plant Medicinal Materials].

Objective: To compare the efficiency of extraction of boiling powder and traditional herbal pieces of root and rhizome, flower, leaf and whole plant medicinal materials for providing a reference for the study and clinical application of boiling powder.

Methods: 19 kinds of root and rhizome herbs, the 4 kinds of flower medicinal materials, the 2 kinds of leaf medicinal materials and the 2 kinds of whole plant medicinal materials were chosen as the researh object and were crushed into boiling powder. The contents of the active ingredients and dry extract rate in the water decoction were set as the index to compare the extraction efficiency of boiling powder and traditional herbal pieces.

[Comparative Study on Boiling Powder and Traditional Herbal Pieces of Rhubarb].

Objective: To optimize the particle size of rhubarb boiling powder, to determine decoction process of rhubarb boiling powder through the comparative study with traditional herbal pieces.

Methods: Three kinds of particle size of rhubarb boiling powder were prepared. The content of aloe emodin,rhein, emodin, chrysophanol and emodin monomethyl ether were detected by HPLC,and to determine particle size of rhubarb boiling powder according to the content of total chemical ingredients and dry extract rate in water decoction.

[Study on preparation process and quality control of jiangtangyin teabag].

Objective: To study preparation technology and establish the quality standard of Jiangtangyin teabag.

Methods: An orthogonal test was adopted in this study. The transter rate of puerarin and the dried extraction rate were used as indices for optimizing the extraction condition.

[Effects of early growth stage shading on rice flag leaf physiological characters and grain growth at grain-filling stage].

In a pot experiment, rice plants were shaded during the period from transplanting to booting, aimed to study the effects of early growth stage shading on the rice growth at grain-filling stage. Comparing with the control, early growth stage shading decreased the tiller number by 26.72%, but increased the flag leaf area and soluble sugar content by 33.