Table 2. pH of QSLE, LJLE, and CTLE extracted under different conditions

Temperature(℃) Extraction time (h) pH
QSLE1) LJLE2) CTLE3)
70 1 4.80±0.02a4)C5) 5.23±0.01cB 5.32±0.03deA
2 4.76±0.01cC 5.19±0.01dB 5.34±0.01dA
3 4.68±0.01fC 5.21±0.01dB 5.26±0.01fA
4 4.67±0.01fC 4.91±0.01fB 5.22±0.01gA
5 4.65±0.01gC 4.90±0.01fB 5.17±0.01iA
80 1 4.78±0.01bC 5.27±0.02bB 5.42±.0.01bA
2 4.72±0.01eC 5.40±0.01aA 5.33±0.01deB
3 4.75±0.01dC 5.26±0.02bB 5.38±0.01cA
4 4.74±0.01dC 4.82±0.01hB 5.23±0.01gA
5 4.74±0.01dC 4.83±0.01ghB 5.23±0.01gA
90 1 4.23±0.01hC 5.12±0.02eB 5.32±0.01eA
2 4.16±0.01iC 4.85±0.00gB 5.20±0.01hA
3 4.10±0.01jC 4.80±0.01iB 5.37±0.01cA
4 4.10±0.01jC 4.77±0.02jB 5.52±0.01aA
5 4.09±0.01jC 4.73±0.01kB 5.50±0.01aA
1)QSLE, Quercus salicina Blume leaf hot water extract.
2)LJLE, Ligustrum japonicum leaf hot water extract.
3)CTLE, Clerodendrum trichotomum leaf hot water extract.
4)a-kMeans with the same superscripts in a column are not significantly different by Duncan’s multiple range test (p<0.05).
5)A-CMeans with the same superscripts in a row are not significantly different by Duncan’s multiple range test (p<0.05).