ArticleFrontiers in pharmacology2026
Differences in the content of five bioactive components in
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Objective: Previous research on Methods: Chromatographic fingerprint analysis was performed on 23 batches of Results: The five bioactive components exhibited significant regional variation. Correlation analysis revealed the following relationships: The accumulation of eleutheroside B was correlated with precipitation in February, April, and December. Chlorogenic acid content showed correlations with precipitation in September, as well as with longitude and altitude within the studied range. Saikolignanoside A was correlated with precipitation in April, September, and December, solar radiation in April, and longitude. The content of isochlorogenic acid A correlated with precipitation in September, October, and December. Lastly, the accumulation of isochlorogenic acid C was associated with precipitation in February, April, September, October, and December. Conclusion: The content of five bioactive constituents in
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