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Seasonal variation of the concentrations of maltol and maltol glucoside in leaves of Cercidiphyllum japonicum

Petra Tiefel, Ralf G. Berger

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Abstract Maltol concentrations in leaves of Cercidiphyllum japonicum were quantitatively monitored during a 1 year period and were found to peak in senescent leaves. An immediately preceding peak of a bound form of maltol was isolated and identified as maltol glucoside using HPLC, HRGC, and coupled HRGC‐MS.

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Abstract Maltol concentrations in leaves of Cercidiphyllum japonicum were quantitatively monitored during a 1 year period and were found to peak in senescent leaves. An immediately preceding peak of a bound form of maltol was isolated and identified as maltol glucoside using HPLC, HRGC, and coupled HRGC‐MS.

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Abstract Maltol concentrations in leaves of Cercidiphyllum japonicum were quantitatively monitored during a 1 year period and were found to peak in senescent leaves. An immediately preceding peak of a bound form of maltol was isolated and identified as maltol glucoside using HPLC, HRGC, and coupled HRGC‐MS.

Key concepts: Maltol, Chemistry, Glucoside, Chromatography, Food science, Medicine, Pathology, Alternative medicine

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