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(Agrimonia Asiatica Juz., Rosaceae): LC-MS Profile, Α-Glucosidase Inhibitory Potential and Stability Supplementary Materials Phenolome of Asian Agrimony Tea (Agrimonia asiatica Juz., Rosaceae): LC-MS Profile, α-Glucosidase Inhibitory Potential and Stability Nina I. Kashchenko * and Daniil N. Olennikov Laboratory of Medical and Biological Research, Institute of General and Experimental Biology, Siberian Division, Russian Academy of Science, 6 Sakh’yanovoy Street, Ulan-Ude 670047, Russia; [email protected] (D.N.O.) * Correspondence: [email protected]; Tel.: +79-0216-00-627 (D.N.O.) Received: date; Accepted: date; Published: date Content Table S1. Description of 85 Rosaceous plants used in study. Table S2. Mass spectrometric parameters of compounds 1–60. Foods 2020, 9, 1348; doi: 10.3390/foods9101348 www.mdpi.com/journal/foods Foods 2020, 9, 1348 2 of 9 Table S1. Description of 85 Rosaceous plants used in study. Collection Species Collection place Coordinates date 51°41’15.4501’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Kyren Agrimonia pilosa Ledeb. 102°8’21.8127’’ E, 947 21.VII.2019 (Tunkinsky District) m 52°2’54.5243’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Kabansk Alchemilla anisopoda Juz. 106°37’34.5456’’ E, 461 23.VII.2019 (Kabansky District) m 51°38’53.0286’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Kolobki A. flavescens Buser 107°23’54.2239’’ E, 506 02.VII.2019 (Ivolginsky District) m 55°38’56.8229’’ N, Republic Buryatia, A. subcrenata Buser 109°20’28.5324’’ E, 582 02.VIII.2019 Severobaykalsk m Republic Buryatia, Podlopatki 50°54’50.8598’’ N, Armeniaca sibirica (L.) Lam. 29.V.2018 (Mukhorshibirsky District) 107°6’9.5972’’ E, 647 m 51°41’51.0445’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Zhemchug Chamaerhodos erecta (L.) Bunge 102°28’14.9261’’ E, 722 17.VII.2019 (Tunkinsky District) m 51°32’59.4879’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Tankhoy C. grandiflora (Pall. ex Schult.) Bunge 105°7’15.1616’’ E, 504 15.VII.2018 (Kabansky District) m 51°51’6.8316’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Zaigrayevo Cotoneaster lucidus Schltdl. 108°18’36.9388’’ E, 639 11.VII.2019 (Zaigraevsky District) m 51°1’54.8212’’ N, Cotoneaster melanocarpus Fisch. ex Republic Buryatia, Mukhorshibir 107°54’10.4700’’ E, 1003 18.VII.2019 Blytt (Mukhorshibirsky district) m 51°44’27.2468’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Zun-Murino C. mongolicus Pojark. 102°53’40.4121’’ E, 724 23.VII.2018 (Tunkinsky District) m 55°15’37.2172’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Baunt C. neopopovii Czerep. 113°8’57.2040’’ E, 1096 01.VIII.2019 (Bauntovsky District) m 51°38’53.0286’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Kolobki C. tjuliniae Pojark. ex Peschkova 107°23’54.2239’’ E, 506 02.VII.2019 (Ivolginsky District) m 51°41’51.0445’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Zhemchug C. uniflorus Bunge 102°28’14.9261’’ E, 722 17.VII.2019 (Tunkinsky District) m Crataegus dahurica Koehne ex Republic Buryatia, Podlopatki 50°54’50.8598’’ N, 29.V.2018 C.K.Schneid. (Mukhorshibirsky District) 107°6’9.5972’’ E, 647 m 51°44’27.2468’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Zun-Murino C. maximowiczii C.K.Schneid. 102°53’40.4121’’ E, 724 23.VII.2018 (Tunkinsky District) m Foods 2020, 9, 1348 3 of 9 Table S1. Continuation Collection Species Collection place Coordinates date 51°1’54.8212’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Mukhorshibir C. sanguinea Pall. 107°54’10.4700’’ E, 1003 18.VII.2019 (Mukhorshibirsky district) m Republic Buryatia, Tankhoy 51°32’59.4879’’ N, Dasiphora fruticosa (L.) Rydb. 15.VII.2018 (Kabansky District) 105°7’15.1616’’ E, 504 m Republic Buryatia, Kyren 51°41’15.4501’’ N, Dryas grandis Juz. 21.VII.2019 (Tunkinsky District) 102°8’21.8127’’ E, 947 m Republic Buryatia, Kyren 51°41’15.4501’’ N, D. incisa Juz. 21.VII.2019 (Tunkinsky District) 102°8’21.8127’’ E, 947 m D. integrifolia subsp. crenulata (Juz.) Republic Buryatia, Kyren 51°41’15.4501’’ N, 21.VII.2019 Kozhevn. (Tunkinsky District) 102°8’21.8127’’ E, 947 m Republic Buryatia, Kyren 51°41’15.4501’’ N, D. oxyodonta Juz. 21.VII.2019 (Tunkinsky District) 102°8’21.8127’’ E, 947 m 55°15’37.2172’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Baunt D. sumneviczii Serg. 113°8’57.2040’’ E, 1096 01.VIII.2019 (Bauntovsky District) m 51°38’53.0286’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Kolobki Dasiphora parvifolia (Fisch.) Juz. 107°23’54.2239’’ E, 506 02.VII.2019 (Ivolginsky District) m 51°1’54.8212’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Mukhorshibir Fragaria vesca L. 107°54’10.4700’’ E, 1003 18.VII.2019 (Mukhorshibirsky district) m 51°1’54.8212’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Mukhorshibir F. orientalis Losinsk. 107°54’10.4700’’ E, 1003 18.VII.2019 (Mukhorshibirsky district) m Republic Buryatia, Onokhoy 51°55’10.1889’’ N, Geum aleppicum Jacq. 03.VII.2019 (Zaigraevsky District) 108°3’26.4983’’ E, 544 m 51°44’27.2468’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Zun-Murino G. rivale L. 102°53’40.4121’’ E, 724 23.VII.2018 (Tunkinsky District) m Republic Buryatia, Podlopatki 50°54’50.8598’’ N, Malus baccata (L.) Borkh. 29.V.2018 (Mukhorshibirsky District) 107°6’9.5972’’ E, 647 m 51°51’6.8316’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Zaigrayevo Padus avium Mill. 108°18’36.9388’’ E, 639 11.VI.2019 (Zaigraevsky District) m Republic Buryatia, Tankhoy 51°32’59.4879’’ N, Potentilla acaulis L. 15.VII.2018 (Kabansky District) 105°7’15.1616’’ E, 504 m 55°15’37.2172’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Baunt P. acervata Soják 113°8’57.2040’’ E, 1096 01.VIII.2019 (Bauntovsky District) m Republic Buryatia, Onokhoy 51°55’10.1889’’ N, P. adenotricha Vodop. 03.VII.2019 (Zaigraevsky District) 108°3’26.4983’’ E, 544 m Republic Buryatia, Podlopatki 50°54’50.8598’’ N, P. anserina L. 29.V.2018 (Mukhorshibirsky District) 107°6’9.5972’’ E, 647 m Foods 2020, 9, 1348 4 of 9 Table S1. Continuation Collection Species Collection place Coordinates date 51°1’54.8212’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Mukhorshibir P. arenosa (Turcz.) Juz. 107°54’10.4700’’ E, 1003 18.VII.2019 (Mukhorshibirsky district) m 51°44’27.2468’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Zun-Murino P. argentea L. 102°53’40.4121’’ E, 724 23.VII.2018 (Tunkinsky District) m 50°22’56.5082’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Kyakhta P. asperrima Turcz. 106°26’58.9522’’ E, 853 13.VII.2019 (Kyakhtinsky District) m Republic Buryatia, Podlopatki 50°54’50.8598’’ N, P. biflora Willd. ex Schltdl. 29.V.2018 (Mukhorshibirsky District) 107°6’9.5972’’ E, 647 m Republic Buryatia, Onokhoy 51°55’10.1889’’ N, P. chrysantha Trevir. 03.VII.2019 (Zaigraevsky District) 108°3’26.4983’’ E, 544 m 51°41’51.0445’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Zhemchug P. conferta Bunge 102°28’14.9261’’ E, 722 17.VII.2019 (Tunkinsky District) m 51°51’6.8316’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Zaigrayevo P. crantzii (Crantz) Beck ex Fritsch 108°18’36.9388’’ E, 639 11.VII.2019 (Zaigraevsky District) m 52°2’54.5243’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Kabansk P. desertorum Bunge 106°37’34.5456’’ E, 461 23.VII.2019 (Kabansky District) m Republic Buryatia, Tankhoy 51°32’59.4879’’ N, P. elegans Cham. & Schltdl. 15.VII.2018 (Kabansky District) 105°7’15.1616’’ E, 504 m 51°1’54.8212’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Mukhorshibir P. evestita Th.Wolf 107°54’10.4700’’ E, 1003 18.VII.2019 (Mukhorshibirsky district) m 50°22’56.5082’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Kyakhta P. flagellaris Willd. ex Schltdl. 106°26’58.9522’’ E, 853 13.VII.2019 (Kyakhtinsky District) m 51°38’53.0286’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Kolobki P. fragarioides L. 107°23’54.2239’’ E, 506 02.VII.2019 (Ivolginsky District) m 50°22’56.5082’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Kyakhta P. kryloviana Th.Wolf 106°26’58.9522’’ E, 853 13.VII.2019 (Kyakhtinsky District) m 51°51’6.8316’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Zaigrayevo P. leucophylla Pall. 108°18’36.9388’’ E, 639 11.VII.2019 (Zaigraevsky District) m 55°15’37.2172’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Baunt P. longifolia Willd. ex Schltdl. 113°8’57.2040’’ E, 1096 01.VIII.2019 (Bauntovsky District) m Republic Buryatia, Onokhoy 51°55’10.1889’’ N, P. multifida L. 03.VII.2019 (Zaigraevsky District) 108°3’26.4983’’ E, 544 m Foods 2020, 9, 1348 5 of 9 Table S1. Continuation Collection Species Collection place Coordinates date 55°38’56.8229’’ N, Republic Buryatia, P. mujensis Kurbatski 109°20’28.5324’’ E, 582 02.VIII.2019 Severobaykalsk m 51°44’27.2468’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Zun-Murino P. nivea L. 102°53’40.4121’’ E, 724 23.VII.2018 (Tunkinsky District) m 51°1’54.8212’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Mukhorshibir P. norvegica L. 107°54’10.4700’’ E, 1003 18.VII.2019 (Mukhorshibirsky district) m 51°41’51.0445’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Zhemchug P. nudicaulis Willd. ex Schltdl. 102°28’14.9261’’ E, 722 17.VII.2019 (Tunkinsky District) m 52°2’54.5243’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Kabansk P. ozjorensis Peschkova 106°37’34.5456’’ E, 461 23.VII.2019 (Kabansky District) m 51°51’6.8316’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Zaigrayevo P. sanguisorba Willd. ex Schltdl. 108°18’36.9388’’ E, 639 11.VII.2019 (Zaigraevsky District) m 55°15’37.2172’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Baunt P. saposhnikovii Kurbatski 113°8’57.2040’’ E, 1096 01.VIII.2019 (Bauntovsky District) m 51°38’53.0286’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Kolobki P. sericea L. 107°23’54.2239’’ E, 506 02.VII.2019 (Ivolginsky District) m Republic Buryatia, Onokhoy 51°55’10.1889’’ N, P. stipularis L. 03.VII.2019 (Zaigraevsky District) 108°3’26.4983’’ E, 544 m 52°2’54.5243’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Kabansk P. tanacetifolia Willd. ex Schltdl. 106°37’34.5456’’ E, 461 23.VII.2019 (Kabansky District) m 51°38’53.0286’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Kolobki P. tergemina Soják 107°23’54.2239’’ E, 506 02.VII.2019 (Ivolginsky District) m 50°22’56.5082’’ N, Republic Buryatia, Kyakhta P.
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