육계(Cortex of Cinnamomum cassia J.Presl) 추출물로부터 부정근 형성 유도물질 분리 및 동정 = Isolation and Identification of Adventitious Root Formation Inducing Substances from Cortex of cinnamomum cassia J.Presl

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

In this study, as a result of exploring the physiological activity of plants useful for agriculture on various plant resources, it was possible to confirm an activity similar to auxin that promotes plant rooting in methanol extract of Cinnamon Bark (cortex of Cinnamomum cassia J.Presl). After separating the active body by applying column chromatography and HPLC to the CHCl3 active fraction obtained by solvent extraction for each polarity from the methanol extract of cinnamon bark, cinnamyl alcohol was identified through GC/MS analysis. By bioassay using cinnamyl alcohol standard and the active fraction separated and purified from the methanol extract of cinnamon bark, the rooting rate of mung bean seedlings of the cinnamyl alcohol standard was 290% compared with the untreated control at 134.2 ㎍/mL concentration, and the adventitious root formation activity similar to the rooting rate (268.6%; 100 ㎍/mL) of the active fraction was shown. In conclusion, it is believed that cinnamyl alcohol contained in methanol extract of Cinnamon Bark is the main compound that induces adventitious root formation in mung bean.

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