HE Chun-lan, ZHANG Gang-ping, WANG Ru-yi, et al. Volatile Oil Compounds in Different Parts of Based on HS-SPME-GC-MS and Principal Component Analysis[J]. Chinese journal of experimental traditional medical formulae, 2018, 24(5): 71-81.
DOI:
HE Chun-lan, ZHANG Gang-ping, WANG Ru-yi, et al. Volatile Oil Compounds in Different Parts of Based on HS-SPME-GC-MS and Principal Component Analysis[J]. Chinese journal of experimental traditional medical formulae, 2018, 24(5): 71-81. DOI: 10.13422/j.cnki.syfjx.2018050071.
Volatile Oil Compounds in Different Parts of Based on HS-SPME-GC-MS and Principal Component Analysis
Objective:To analyze the differences of volatile components in various parts of Trifolium pratense. Method:The volatile oils were extracted by the method of headspace solid phase micro-extraction. The chemical components were determined by GC-MS
quantified by the area normalization method
and analyzed by the principal component analysis. Result:Totally 155 volatile oil compounds were identified from stems
leaves and flowers of T. pretense
including 55 hydrocarbons
29 alcohols
23 ketones
13 esters
21 aldehydes
2 acids
3 phenols
and 9 heterocyclic and other compounds. Totally 95 compounds were identified from stems
accounting for 94.15% of volatile components
mainly containing 35 kinds of hydrocarbons (39.14%)
18 alcohols (10.86%)
16 ketones (19.61%)
6 esters (4.06%) and 11 aldehydes (7.48%). Totally 89 compounds were identified from leaves
taking up 95.17% of volatile components
mainly containing 37 kinds of hydrocarbons (41.58%)
16 alcohols (14.88%)
12 ketones (18.18%)
3 esters (9.27%) and 14 aldehydes (4.69%). Totally 78 compounds were identified from flowers
occupying 91.66% of volatile components
mainly containing 28 kinds of hydrocarbons (45.24%)
12 alcohols (4.81%)
10 ketones (11.57%)
8 esters (6.65%) and 11 aldehydes (9.24%). The total peak areas of volatile oil obtained from the 3 samples of stems
leaves and flowers were respectively 0.56×109
1.14×109 and 0.55×109
with the largest total peak area in volatile oil of leaves. There were 41 constituents in 3 parts in total; stems
leaves and flowers contained 29
41 and 14 specific components
respectively. The 2 principal components could represent 155 kinds of volatile oil components of the 3 samples. The principal component analysis showed great differences among the samples
with the highest comprehensive score for leaves samples. Conclusion:There are great differences between species and content of volatile oil from stems