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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Different drying methods on Smilax in diosgenin content in Author: Zhou Yanlin Zhong Xiao-qing-qiang Zou Jie-Ming Kong Xiangchun cloud [Abstract] Objective To Smilax herbs suitable drying method for research. Methods using high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) method to study the different drying methods for its determination of diosgenin in the outcome. The results of the original herbs than to take advantage of the direct sun dried and then broken again broken dry diosgenin content has significantly improved. Conclusion drying of different pairs of Smilax in diosgenin content have a significant effect. [Keywords:] Smilax; drying; diosgenin; high-performance liquid chromatography Abstract: ObjectiveTo study the effect of two kinds of drying methods on contents of diosgenin in Smilax china L. MethodsDrying in direct and in thin piece type of same crude drug were adopted and the content of diosgenin was determined by HPLC. ResultsThe content of diosgenin dried in direct was higher than that in thin piece type. ConclusionThe crude drug drying in direct is better than thin piece. Keywords:: Smilax china L.; Drying method; Diosgenin; HPLC Liliaceae Smilax Smilax Smilax china L. plants dry root, commonly known as King Kong rattan, Diamond thorn. Department of ‘The 2005 edition of Chinese Pharmacopoeia new varieties, cooked up the provisions of its autumn harvest to the second spring dredging to remove fibrous root, washed, dried, or take advantage of fresh slices, dry; its’ determination’ which adopted the HPLC determination hydrolyzate diosgenin [1]. In the procurement of medicines found around the post-harvest handling of medicinal dry press ‘Chinese Pharmacopoeia’ provisions, there will be picked to take advantage of the original herbs and then dried in the sun drying of fresh broken, but also directly to the original dried herbs dry, clinical use and then broken. Found in the same place in the examination, the same harves