Method for evaluating processing quality of glossy privet fruit by microimaging technology
An evaluation method and microscopic imaging technology, which can be used in measurement devices, material analysis and instruments by observing the influence of chemical indicators, and can solve the problems of strong subjectivity, difficulty in evaluating the quality of drug-administered decoction pieces, and high testing costs. Resolve highly subjective effects
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[0031] (1) Take Ligustrum lucidum and wine Ligustrum lucidum in Table 1 and Table 2 respectively, crush them, pass through a No. 4 sieve, weigh 2 mg of the sieved powder, put it on a glass slide, and add chloral hydrate test solution dropwise 75 μL, covered with a cover glass, heated in an oven at 90°C for 10 minutes, placed under a microscope after cooling, and took pictures of microscopic characteristics of pericarp epidermal cells, endocarp fibers, and seed coat cells, and microscopic images of Ligustrum lucidum. Feature images such as figure 1 As shown in (a), the microscopic feature picture of Ligustrum lucidum is as follows figure 1 As shown in (b), compared with Ligustrum lucidum, the microscopic characteristic color of wine Ligustrum lucidum was deepened in different degrees.
[0032] Microscope shooting parameters:
[0033] Resolution: The preview resolution is set to 2560 * 1944; capture resolution is 2560 * 1944;
Embodiment 2
[0065] Precisely weigh 2 mg of Ligustrum lucidum powder (passed through a No. 4 sieve) and place it on a glass slide, add dropwise 75 μL of chloral hydrate test solution, cover with a cover glass, and heat in an oven at 80°C, 90°C, and 100°C respectively 10min, 20min, microscope field of view and microscopic feature analysis are shown in Table 8 below;
[0066] Table 8 Analysis of the permeation effect of Ligustrum lucidum powder under different baking conditions
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