Abstract
The aim of this study was to determine the total saikosaponin content in some species of Bupleurum L. genus. For the first time, the saikosaponin content was investigated in roots of B. scorzonerifolium from Buryatia and Mongolia. The differences in the quantitative content of saikosaponins in the B. scorzonerifolium roots can be explained by the possible polymorphism of this plant. Dynamic change of the total saikosaponin content in roots of B. scorzonerifolium in different phenophases didn’t undergo significant changes. The total saikosaponin content was at the highest level in the roots of B. bicaule.
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