Abstract: | Objective: A comparative analysis of wild and cultivated wolfberry nutrients was done. Methods: Micro-boiling conditions at atmospheric pressure experiments was applied for concentrated nitric acid-hydrogen peroxide wolfberry sample digestion, and flame atomic absorption spectrometry was used for measuring the content of wolfberry contained metal elements. Results: Wolfberry cultivation of citric acid, Vc, amino acids, protein, total sugar content was significantly higher than the wild medlar, but aldose, sugar, pectin, crude fat content was significantly lower than that of wild wolfberry, wolfberry cultivated contained Mn, Co, Na, Ca, Fe, Mg, Cu, Zn were significantly lower than the wild medlar. Conclusion:Wolfberry cultivation contain more mineral elements K, higher amino acid, citric acid, Vc, protein and sugar content, but in the wild wolfberry contains a high mineral elements Mn, Co, Na Fe, Mg, Cu, Zn, sugar, pectin content is high, the detection method is simple, accurate and reliable. |