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Table 3 Rosmarinic acid (RA), tilianin, and acacetin concentrations (mg g−1 DW) in the flowers, stems, leaves, and roots of A. rugosa under different ozonated water treatments (0, 1, 10, 20, 40, and 80 s at 1 µmol mol−1)

From: Ozonated water soaking improves the flower growth, antioxidant activity, and bioactive compound accumulation in Agastache rugosa

wOzone soaking time (s)

RA concentration in plant organs

(mg g−1 DW)

Tilianin concentration in plant organs (mg g−1 DW)

Acacetin concentration in plant organs (mg g−1 DW)

Flowers

Stems

Leaves

Roots

Flowers

Stems

Leaves

Roots

Flowers

Stems

Leaves

Roots

0

3.64b

0.64b

5.24bc

10.45c

6.16bc

1.43a

2.77c

0.15b

1.24c

0.73a

0.57a

ND

1

4.17a

0.82a

5.51b

11.28c

6.15bc

1.29b

3.18ab

0.167b

1.14d

0.51c

0.55a

ND

10

3.61b

0.91a

7.30a

15.84a

5.81c

1.44a

2.79bc

0.35a

1.09d

0.55b

0.29b

ND

20

3.46b

0.54b

2.84e

12.89b

6.73b

1.05c

3.06abc

0.20b

1.92a

0.43d

0.56a

ND

40

3.42b

0.65b

4.16d

15.95a

6.03bc

1.13c

3.30a

0.33a

1.51b

0.45d

0.60a

ND

80

3.79ab

0.63b

4.54 cd

11.14c

7.77a

1.29b

3.15abc

0.21b

2.01a

0.54bc

0.54a

ND

Significancez

***

***

***

***

***

***

**

***

***

***

***

ND

Ly

NS

NS

NS

NS

**

NS

NS

NS

***

NS

NS

ND

Qx

**

NS

NS

***

***

**

NS

*

***

**

NS

ND

  1. wOzone soaking time; NS: not significant (p > 0.05); zsignificant at *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, and ***p < 0.001; yL linear, xQ quadratic in the regression analysis. Values represent the means of three assays (n = 3). Different letters indicate the significant differences among treatments at p < 0.05, as determined using the Tukey’s test. ND not detected, RA rosmarinic acid, DW dry weight