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Review Article

Separation and Identification of Terpenoids in Three Pineapple Fibers Using Ultra-High Performance Liquid Chromatography-Tandem Mass Spectrometry

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Table 1. Mass spectrometry information of terpenoids.

Figure 1. UHPLC-MS/MS mass spectrum of pineapple fiber. A represented the positive ion chromatogram, B represented the negative ion chromatogram, and C represented the peak value of total terpene content.

Figure 1. UHPLC-MS/MS mass spectrum of pineapple fiber. A represented the positive ion chromatogram, B represented the negative ion chromatogram, and C represented the peak value of total terpene content.

Figure 2. Proportion and molecular formula of different terpenoids in different pineapple fibers.

Figure 2. Proportion and molecular formula of different terpenoids in different pineapple fibers.

Figure 3. S-plot analysis of terpenoids in pineapple fibers. A represented VIP values of terpenoids in three pineapple fibers, and B, C and D represented S-plot diagrams of PLF-PSF, PLF-PRF and PSF-PRF, respectively.

Figure 3. S-plot analysis of terpenoids in pineapple fibers. A represented VIP values of terpenoids in three pineapple fibers, and B, C and D represented S-plot diagrams of PLF-PSF, PLF-PRF and PSF-PRF, respectively.

Figure 4. Thermogram and correlation analysis of terpenoids in three kinds of pineapple fibers. A represented thermographic analysis of terpenoids. B represented the correlation analysis of terpenoids. C represented the structural formula of differential terpenoids.

Figure 4. Thermogram and correlation analysis of terpenoids in three kinds of pineapple fibers. A represented thermographic analysis of terpenoids. B represented the correlation analysis of terpenoids. C represented the structural formula of differential terpenoids.