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Bioactive isolation was performed on the stem bark of Datuan (Ficus vasculosa Wall.Ex Miq), and extraction was carried out via the maceration method using acetone as a solvent.Furthermore, an attractant bioactivity test was conducted on acetone extract, A-G fraction, and composition of the isolates.The separation and purification via column chromatography produced a D8.3.5.7 fraction in the form of needle crystal of about 50 mg, at a melting point of 136°C-138.7°C.Thin-layer chromatography (TLC) analysis showed a single spot at an Rf value of 0.57 (n-hexane eluent: ethyl acetate 7:3), 0.36 (DCM eluent), and 0.24 (CHCl3 eluent).The isolated compounds were identified using infrared and UV-Vis spectrophotometry, as well as mass spectrometry.The characterization of the infrared spectrum of the isolated compound showed a strong OH goo band at 3461 cm-1 region and the absorption band at 2936.25 cm-1 exhibited a stretch of CH alkanes.These two bands are supported by the vibration at 1378.47 and 1462.55 cm-1 for CH absorption of methyl and methylene.The absorption band in the 1622 cm-1 region showed a stretch of conjugated C=C double bond, which is supported by absorption at 918.96 and 966.22 cm-1 as C-H alkene.The UV-Vis spectrophotometry showed absorption at λmax 263.97 nm A = 0.483, which was the result of electronic transition π → π∗, and at λ 331.0 nm A = 0.274, which was an electronic result of n → π∗.Meanwhile, identification via mass spectrometry that produces isolate has a molecular weight of 414.1 m/e with the formula C29H50O.Therefore, the bioactivity test results on compound D8.3.5.7 had an attractant activity of 71.67% against warehouse pests (Sitophilus oryzae L.) and an interest index of 0.63.
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Bahri, S., Ambarwati, Y., Marlina, L., Fitriani, V., & Hadi, S. (2021). The attractant bioactivity test of semi-polar fraction of the datuan stem bark (ficus vasculosa wall.ex miq) against warehouse pest (sitophilus oryzae l.). Journal of Pure and Applied Microbiology, 15(4), 2125–2135. https://doi.org/10.22207/JPAM.15.4.35
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