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Effect of Allelochemicals of Chinese-fir root extracted by supercritical CO2 extraction on Chinese fir

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Allelochemicals of Chinese-fir root was extracted by technology of supercritical CO2 extraction under orthogonal experiment design, and it was used to analyze allelopathic activity of Chinese-fir through bioassay of seed germination. The results showed that as to the available rate of allelochemicals, the pressure and temperature of extraction were the most important factors. The allelochemicals of Chinese-fir root extracted by pure CO2 and ethanol mixed with CO2 have different allelopathic activities to seed germination, and the allelochemicals extracted by ethanol mixed with CO2 had stronger inhibitory effects on seed germination than that extracted by pure CO2.

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Foundation item: This paper was supported by Natural Science Foundation of Fujian Province (B0010020)

Biography: Lin Si-zu (1953-), male, professor in Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University, Nanping 353001, P.R. China

Responsible editor: Song Funan

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Si-zu, L., Guang-qiu, C., Ling, D. et al. Effect of Allelochemicals of Chinese-fir root extracted by supercritical CO2 extraction on Chinese fir. Journal of Forestry Research 14, 122–126 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02856777

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