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[Objective] To study the effect of Daqingye rootstock on flowering time and cold resistance of Cerasus campanulata strain. [Method] From 2019 to 2021, the grafted seedlings of four varieties of Cerasus campanulata strain were used as control, and the grafted seedlings of the above varieties of Daqingye rootstock were observed. The four varieties were Cerasus campanulata ‘Hongfenjiaren’, Cerasus campanulata ‘Zhongguohong’, Cerasus campanulata ‘Kawazu-zakura’ and Cerasus campanulata ‘Double-flowered’. The difference of flowering time and the phenomenon of branch drying of annual branches were compared. Physiological indexes such as malondialdehyde (MDA) content, soluble protein content, proline content and superoxide dismutase (SOD) activity were determined under low temperature stress of 0, -5, -10, -15 and -20 ℃, respectively, and the membership function method was used for comprehensive evaluation. [Result] The results showed that the first flowering time of the grafted seedlings of Daqingye rootstock of the above four varieties was 8. 7 days, 8. 3 days, 7. 3 days and 6. 3 days later than that of the grafted seedlings of Cerasus campanulata rootstock, respectively. Under the condition of overwintering in the open field, the phenomenon of branch drying of other seedlings was more serious except for the slight phenomenon of branch drying of Cerasus campanulata ‘Kawazu-zakura’ of Daqingye rootstock. With the decrease of temperature, MDA content and soluble protein content of all seedlings continued to increase, and proline content and SOD activity showed a trend of first increasing and then decreasing. The membership function analysis showed that the cold resistance ability of the grafted seedlings of the four varieties of Daqingye rootstock ranked high. [Conclusion] Compared with the grafted seedlings of Cerasus campanulata rootstock, the grafted seedlings of Daqingye rootstock had a later flowering time and a stronger cold resistance, and Cerasus campanulata ‘Kawazu-zakura’ of Daqingye rootstock could overwinter in the open field in the areas with good small environment in Beijing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: To investigate the anti-skin inflammation effect and mechanism of Angelicae and Borneol from the perspective of blood rheology and inhibition of inflammatory factors. Methods: The 60 SD rats were randomly divided into 6 groups: Normal group, Model group, Positive control group, Borneol group and Angelica-Borneol group. In addition to the Normal group, the rest of the group are established using carrageen glue injection of plantar foot skin, Inflammation model modeling success in each group after 1 h in inflammatory place daub each group separately according to the design of drugs, dosage 4 h after Laser Doppler blood flow imaging system were used to detect each group rats toes blood flow changes, and to measure toes swelling degree, modeling, inflammation tissue after 4 h with Elisa method to detect swollen foot organization of SOD HIS PGE2, MDA PGD2 COX-2 and IL - 6、 IL-1β, IL-8 level. Results: The toe swelling rate of the inflammatory Model group is increased significantly compared to the Normal group. After exposure to different drugs, the rate decreased sharply. And, there are more clear distinctions of the hemorheology between each group, especially the Angelica group which had a dramatic change in the branches of the toes, and the Borneol group had a more significant amelioration on peripheral microcirculation. The combination of two drug improved hemorheology globally .The evaluation of related cytokines showed that, except SOD, the model group showed significant increment of HIS, MDA, PGE2, PGD2, COX-2, Il-6, IL-1β, and IL-8 (P < 0.05). After treatment, Baizhi, Borneol and the combined group eased these indicators in different degrees compared to the model group. Borneol had a weaker effect on SOD and HIS, and Baizhi and the combined group could significantly reduce PGD2, COX-2, IL-6, IL -1β, IL-8 (P＜ 0.05); while they all had no obvious effect on IL-10. Conclusion: Angelica combined with Borneol has obvious anti-inflammatory effect on acute inflammation. Also, this combination group can decrease the side effects of edema and inhibit the increase of hemorheology caused by the expansion of microcirculation. The mechanism may be related to PGE2, COX-2 and A variety of interleukins. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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