Objective: To provide the experimental data for the quality control of Paeonia lactiflora a prepared Chinese medicinal herb.
Method: The contents paeoniflorin among different growing areas and different processing methods methods were assayed by HPLC.
Result: The quantitative differences of paeoniflorin content among different growing areas and different processing methods wereanalyzed quantitatively.
Conclusion: The quantitative differences among different growing areas were not significant and the quantitative differences among different processing methods within 10%.
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