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Effects of Gender,Tree Age and Crown Area on Flavoniods Content in Ginkgo biloba Leaves

Hong Liang

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The flavonoid content in Ginkgo biloba L.leave was detected.The order in leaves of 10 years old trees was bottom part(0.335 g/kg)top partmiddle part.For the 20 years old trees,the order was top part middle partbottom part.There was not significant difference between different genders and different ages.The results indicated that the pruning should be taken according to the tree age and the crown area to increase the flavonoid content of the leaves.

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The flavonoid content in Ginkgo biloba L.leave was detected.The order in leaves of 10 years old trees was bottom part(0.335 g/kg)top partmiddle part.For the 20 years old trees,the order was top part middle partbottom part.There was not significant difference between different genders and different ages.The results indicated that the pruning should be taken according to the tree age and the crown area to increase the flavonoid content of the leaves.

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The flavonoid content in Ginkgo biloba L.leave was detected.The order in leaves of 10 years old trees was bottom part(0.335 g/kg)top partmiddle part.For the 20 years old trees,the order was top part middle partbottom part.There was not significant difference between different genders and different ages.The results indicated that the pruning should be taken according to the tree age and the crown area to increase the flavonoid content of the leaves.

Key concepts: Ginkgo biloba, Crown (dentistry), Flavonoid, Pruning, Ginkgo, Botany, Biology, Tree (set theory)

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