Comment on Pharmacokinetics and urine metabolite identification of dehydroevodiamine in the rat: from Boymia ruticarpa A. Juss. to Tetradium ruticarpum (A. Juss.) T.G. Hartley.
Comment on Pharmacokinetics and urine metabolite identification of dehydroevodiamine in the rat: from Boymia ruticarpa A. Juss. to Tetradium ruticarpum (A. Juss.) T.G. Hartley.
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DOI：
10.1021/jf304788k
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发表时间：
2013-01
影响因子：
6.1
通讯作者：
Sharleen Cheng;Lie-Chwen Lin;Chi-Hung Lin;T. Tsai
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作者：
Sharleen Cheng;Lie-Chwen Lin;Chi-Hung Lin;T. Tsai
编者：这封信是对一位具有亚洲植物区系分类学知识的读者的询问的回复，他曾就我们论文中的一个陈述写信给我（J. Agric. Food Chem. 2012，60，1595− 1604）。[1]读者提出的问题是吴茱萸并不存在。据读者说，唯一可能的植物，可以在这里使用的是Tetradium ruticarpum（A。Juss.）TG Hartley（Rutaceae Juss.）我们的回应是，在植物学领域，有时在没有充分了解植物特征的情况下指定原始名称;因此，植物名称的更改有时是不可避免的。研究特定植物群的植物学家经常会发现，个别物种之间的关系与以前发表的不同。例如，道格拉斯冷杉，一种万年青针叶树，在150多年的时间里被改为黄杉，历史上留下了19个不同的名字。2吨。ruticarpum（A. Juss.）TG Hartley也是一个例子。T.吴茱萸3号、4号和乌珠玉。虽然正确的属名拼写为“Euodia”，但Evodia也被认为是原始拼写Euodia的拼写变体。4，5最早的出版物发现于1825年，在那里它第一次被命名为Boymia ruticarpa A。Juss. 6在法国杂志上，
Editor: this letter replies to a query from a reader with taxonomic knowledge in Asian floras, who has written to me regarding a statement made in our paper (J. Agric. Food Chem. 2012, 60, 1595− 1604). 1 The problem that the reader has raised is that Evodia rutaecarpa does not exist. According to the reader, the sole possible plant that could be used here is Tetradium ruticarpum (A. Juss.) TG Hartley (Rutaceae Juss.) Our response is that in the botanical field, the original name is sometimes assigned without sufficient knowledge of the plant’s characteristics; thus, a change of plant name is sometimes inevitable. Botanists studying a particular group of plants will often find that the relationships between individual species are different from what has been previously published. For instance, the name of Douglas fir, an evergreen coniferous tree, was changed to Pseudotsuga menziesii over 150 years, leaving 19 different names in history. 2 T. ruticarpum (A. Juss.) TG Hartley also serves as an example. The vernacular names for T. ruticarpum are Evodia 3, 4 and Wu-Zhu-Yu. Although the correct generic name is spelled “Euodia”, Evodia is also considered as an orthographic variant of the original spelling, Euodia. 4, 5 The very first publication was found in 1825, where it was first named Boymia ruticarpa A. Juss. 6 in a French journal,