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               Study on the identification of the commerical Pyrrosiae Folium and related

               misused species


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               Chen-Pei Chiu,  Shih-Yun Chang,  Ying-Min Lai,  and Chia-Ching Liaw*        ,1,2,3,4

               1  National Research Institute of Chinese Medicine, MOHW, Taipei 112, Taiwan.
               2  Graduate Institute of Natural Products, Kaohsiung Medical University, Kaohsiung 807,
                 Taiwan
               3  Department of Pharmacy, School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, National Yang Ming Chiao
                 Tung University, Taipei 112, Taiwan
               4  Department of Biochemical Science and Technology, National Chiayi University, Chiayi,
                 600, Taiwan
               * E-mail: liawcc@nricm.edu.tw

               Abstract
                  Pyrrosiae Folium (Shiwei, PF) refers to the dried leaves of three species—Pyrrosia sheareri
               (Baker) Ching, P. lingua (Thunb.) Farw., and P. petiolosa (Christ) Ching. It is commonly used
               for  the  treatment  of  urethritis,  nephritis,  and  other  urinary  system  disorders,  and  is  also
               considered to have therapeutic effects against prostatitis. H owever, preliminary investigations
               revealed frequent misuses of PF in the Taiwanese herbal market, where it is often adulterated
               with P. porosa (C. Presl) Hovenkamp, P. calvata (Baker) Ching, and Diplazium subinuatum due
               to their similar morphological appearance. To ensure clinical safety and efficacy, twenty-nine
               commercial  PF  samples  were  collected  from  traditional  herbal  shops  across  Taiwan  and
               systematically analyzed  in  this study. Identification methods  based on  appearance features,
               microscopic  morphology,  thin-layer  chromatography  (TLC),  and  high-performance  liquid
               chromatography (HPLC) were established. The results indicated that among the samples, one
               was identified as P. sheareri, eight as P. lingua, two as P. petiolosa, four as P. calvata, eleven
               as other Pyrrosia species, and three as D. subinuatum. This study provides a scientific reference
               for  the  authentication  and  quality  evaluation  of  Pyrrosiae  Folium  and  the  related  misuded
               species.

               Keywords: Pyrrosiae Folium; Pyrrosia; microscopic morphology; TLC; HPLC
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