%0 Journal Article
%T Chemical Studies of <i>Artemisia </i><i>santolinifolia </i>Turcz. ex Bess Cultivated in the Open Field
%A Ayurzana Amarjargal
%A Munkhjargal Bayanzul
%A Batbayar Bayarkhuu
%J American Journal of Plant Sciences
%P 435-452
%@ 2158-2750
%D 2025
%I Scientific Research Publishing
%R 10.4236/ajps.2025.164033
%X The Artemisia species have wide and various applications to the plant and human disease control, as well as in the pharmaceutical industry. The study&#8217;s objective was to analyze macro, micro and ultra micro elements from <i>Artemisia santolinifolia </i>Turcz. ex Bess grown in Mongolia. The macro, micro and ultra micro elements were determined by using x-ray fluorescence. Cultivated <i>Artemisia santolinifola</i> Tturcz. ex Bess sample (October) has a relatively high content of calcium oxide&#8212;19.64%, magnesium oxide&#8212;6.75%, siliga oxide&#8212;6.06% and phosphorus oxide&#8212;8.956%. Cultivated <i>Artemisia santolinifola</i> Turcz. ex Bess /October/ cultivated have stable potassium oxide. The cultivated <i>Artemisia santolinifola</i> Turcz. ex Bess /October/ mainly contain elements such as barium, copper, zinc, and strontium. Yttrium and zirconium levels of cultivated <i>Artemisia santolinifola</i> Turcz. ex Bess natural <i>Artemisia sant</i><i>olinifola</i> Turcz. ex Bess is 1.75 and 4.77 times more, taking into account the amount of yttrium and zirconium. Cultivated <i>Artemisia san</i><i>tolinifola </i>Turcz. ex Bess contains antimony and rubidium at levels 50.58 and 1.23 times higher, respectively, than those in the natural <i>Artemisia santolinifola Turcz</i> ex Bess.
%K <i>Artemisia </i><i>santolinifolia </i>Turcz. ex Bess
%K Antimony
%K Zinc
%K Arsenic
%K Chromium
%U http://www.scirp.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?PaperID=141809