Objective: To identify the origin of Flos Chrysanthemi.
Methods: FTIR (Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy) and SIMCA (sofe independent modeling of class analogy).
Results: The correctness of every classification was higher than 60%.
Conclusion: This approach was proved to be a reliable and practicable method for the discrimination of geographical origin of Chrysanthemum.
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