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Gentian Root and Its Active Constituents

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What is the origin of RADIX GENTIANAE?

South America

Central Europe (correct)

Central Asia

North America

Which active constituent of Gentian root is responsible for its bitter taste?

Gentiin and gentipicroside (correct)

Monoterpene alkaloids

Trisaccharide gentianose

Dextrose

What effect does Gentiopicroside exhibit?

Stimulating the appetite

Increased secretion of saliva

Anti-inflammatory effect (correct)

Hypotensive effect

What chemical test can be used to identify RADIX GENTIANAE?

<p>Microsublimation test</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens to the sugars in Gentian during fermentation?

<p>Hydrolyzed into glucose and fructose, acquiring a sweetish taste</p> Signup and view all the answers

Gentian Root and Its Active Constituents

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Questions and Answers

What is the origin of RADIX GENTIANAE?

Which active constituent of Gentian root is responsible for its bitter taste?

What effect does Gentiopicroside exhibit?

What chemical test can be used to identify RADIX GENTIANAE?

What happens to the sugars in Gentian during fermentation?

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