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Mann and his coworkers1)2) established fructose and citric acid as secretory products of certain accessory glands of reproduction in several mammalian species ; in rats the fructose was found in the coagulating gland and dorsolateral prostate, and citric acid in the seminal vesicle and ventral prostate. Further it was demonstrated that the secretion of fruc tose and citric acid depended upon and was regulated by the male sex hormones>. Thus the ` fructose test ' was described and developed as an indicator of male sex hormone activity4). One of the authors reported that administration of Psidium root extract caused diestrus in female and involution of the accessory organs of reproduction in male rats5). From the histological findings of the male accessory organs of reproduction and the anterior hypophysis, decreased secretion of sex hormone was suggested. In order to insight the androgenic activity of the rats injected with extract of root of Psidium guajava from the chemical standpoint, fructose and citric acid content of the male accessory organs of reproduction were determined.

The Fructose and Citric Acid Content in the Male Accessory Glands of Reproduction of the Rats Administered with Psidium Root