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  • Plant Biochemistry
  • Analytical Chemistry

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  • Cell wall-bound phenolics play crucial roles in plant structure and defense.
  • Efficient extraction methods are needed for analyzing these compounds in plant breeding.

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  • To compare two distinct methods for extracting cell wall-bound phenolics from maize tissues.
  • To evaluate the reliability and efficiency of each method for large-scale applications.

Main Methods:

  • Method 1: C18 solid-phase extraction of pretreated samples (6 days).
  • Method 2: Ethyl acetate extraction of crude samples (2 days), reduced cost by over 60%.

Main Results:

  • Both methods extracted more 4-coumarate than ferulate.
  • Method 1 yielded higher 4-coumarate; Method 2 yielded higher ferulate.
  • No significant genotype × method interaction was observed.

Conclusions:

  • Both methods are reliable for large-scale plant breeding programs.
  • Method 2 is recommended for general plant biology research due to its speed and cost-effectiveness.