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Table 2 Recovery of phytohormones from different sample matrices on polystyrene/ divinylbenzene-based Cromabond® HR-XC material

From: An UPLC-MS/MS method for highly sensitive high-throughput analysis of phytohormones in plant tissues

Matrix

SA

ABA

JA

12-OH-JA

JA-Ile

OPDA

 

Slope

R 2

Rec.

Slope

R 2

Rec.

Slope

R 2

Rec.

Slope

R 2

Rec.

Slope

R 2

Rec.

Slope

R 2

Rec.

Recovery control

453.48

0.99

1.00

75.12

0.99

1.00

105.27

0.99

1.00

431.91

0.99

1.00

541.36

0.99

1.00

126.64

0.99

1.00

20% Methanol

397.59

0.99

0.88

90.73

0.99

1.21

110.37

0.97

1.05

497.68

1.00

1.15

533.24

1.00

0.98

122.33

1.00

0.97

Methanolic extract

558.56

0.96

1.23

76.50

0.92

1.02

108.49

0.97

1.03

444.99

0.98

1.03

532.82

1.00

0.98

118.41

0.99

0.93

Reconstituted methanolic extract

392.81

0.77

0.86

55.25

0.86

0.49

81.27

0.88

0.64

156.24

0.83

0.44

424.25

0.99

0.67

77.65

0.95

0.50

  1. The analyte abundances (peak heights) were plotted against their defined concentrations and correlation of these two parameters was estimated (linear regression coefficient was calculated). The phytohormone recoveries (Rec.) were determined as ratios of slopes compairing corresponding concentration-intensity plots obtained with and without SPE procedure.