Table 3.
Reducing power of ethanol extracts from Aster scaber (Absorbance at 700 nm)
Samples1) | Reducing power (μg/mL) |
62.5 | 125 | 250 | 500 | 1,000 |
WRA | 0.14±0.00b3) | 0.22±0.01b | 0.43±0.01b | 0.85±0.01b | 1.48±0.03b |
WRDA | 0.01±0.00g | 0.12±0.00e | 0.21±0.00f | 0.34±0.01f | 0.60±0.05f |
WBDA | 0.08±0.00f | 0.15±0.00d | 0.27±0.01d | 0.54±0.00d | 1.00±0.01d |
CRA | 0.11±0.00e | 0.15±0.01d | 0.23±0.00e | 0.43±0.01e | 0.84±0.01e |
CRDA | 0.12±0.00d | 0.18±0.00c | 0.31±0.02c | 0.60±0.01c | 1.07±0.02c |
CBDA | 0.13±0.00c | 0.21±0.02b | 0.32±0.00c | 0.60±0.02c | 1.07±0.02c |
BHT2) | 0.27±0.00a | 0.57±0.01a | 0.88±0.01a | 1.36±0.01a | 1.53±0.04a |
WRA, Aster scaber grow in the wild; WRDA, Aster scaber grow in the wild, and dried at 25°C; WBDA, Aster scaber grow in the wild, and dried at 25°C after blanching; CRA, Aster scaber cultivated in the farm field; CRDA, Aster scaber cultivated in the farm field, and dried at 25°C, CBDA; Aster scaber cultivated in the farm field, and dried at 25°C after blanching.
BHT, butylated hydroxy toluene.
All values are expressed as mean±SD of triplicate determinations. Different letters indicate significantly different at p<0.05 by Duncan’s multiple range test.