Establishment of infrared spectral fingerprint and identification model of Mingui
Objective:To establish the infrared spectrum identification model to distinguish Mingui from Angelica sinensis from other habitats.Methods:A total of 1 540 batches of A.sinensis were collected from Gansu Province through visits and field investigation,and the mid-infrared spectrum of each sample was collected by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy.The average spectra of 423 batches of Mingui were calculated as their fingerprint.The identification threshold of Mingui was determined as 0.989 6(μ-3σ)by mid-infrared spectroscopy com-bined with the"3σ"criterion.The identification model of Mingui was established.Three batches of Mingui and 97 batches of A.sinensis from other habitats were randomly selected to verify the identification model.Results:The characteristic peaks of samples were observed at 3 560,3 389,3 342,2 931,1 743,1 650,1 459,1 409,1 385,1 374,1 323,1 279,1 239,1 128,1 115,1 104,1 068,1 053,1 013,1 004,991 and 920 cm-1,etc.The mid-infrared spectra of 423 batches of Mingui were highly similar,and their peak shape,peak position and peak intensity were similar.The correlation coefficients between Mingui and the fingerprint ranged from 0.992 0 to 0.998 0.The accuracy of identification model test was 97%.Conclusion:The identification model of Mingui could be used to distinguish Mingui from other A.sinensis from other habitats.