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bupleurum chinense/potassium
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Saikosaponin a Enhances Transient Inactivating Potassium Current in Rat Hippocampal CA1 Neurons.
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Saikosaponin a (SSa), a main constituent of the Chinese herb Bupleurum chinense DC., has been demonstrated to have antiepileptic activity. Recent studies have shown that SSa could inhibit NMDA receptor current and persistent sodium current. However, the effects of SSa on potassium (K(+)) currents
[Effects of nitrogenous phosphorus and potassium fertilizer on yield of Bupleurum scorzonerifolium].
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OBJECTIVE
To study the effect of different fertilizer assortment (nitrogenous, phosphorus and potassium) on Bupleuram scorzonerifolium yield.
METHODS
Three factors were designed by quadratic regression and D-optimum designation.
RESULTS
As far as the biomass concerned, the best design of fertilizer
[Preliminary study on N, P, K fertilizer to control of root rot of Bupleurum chinense].
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The application of N and K fertillizer could improve the sensibility of Bupleurvum chinense DC. to Root Rot, while large application of P fertilizer could decrase the sensibility. The fertilizer measure which could obtain highest yield but could not increase its disease resistense. To protect
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