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. 2023 May 1;28(9):3847. doi: 10.3390/molecules28093847

Table 5.

Antibacterial activity of Haloxylon stocksii extracts by disc difusion method.

Strain Name ZI of Std ZI of AMHS ZI of ADHS ZI of RMHS ZI of RDHS
Bacillus subtilis 23 ± 1.55 20 ± 1.33 18 ± 0.71 17 ± 1.39 19 ± 1.62
Bacillus pumilus 25 ± 0.77 22 ± 1.51 16 ± 1.66 15 ± 0.57 14 ± 1.26
Micrococcus luteus 23 ± 0.95 16 ± 0.65 19 ± 1.51 14 ± 1.19 14 ± 0.87
Staphylococcus epidermidis 24 ± 1.13 18 ± 0.83 17 ± 1.15 17 ± 1.28 16 ± 0.63
Escherichia coli 22 ± 0.47 17 ± 1.20 16 ± 1.25 19 ± 1.42 18 ± 0.96
Bordetella bronchispetica 25 ± 1.31 12 ± 0.33 10 ± 0.43 15 ± 1.09 14 ± 0.75
Pseudomonas aeruginosa NA 9 ± 0.35 8 ± 0.21 17 ± 1.37 14 ± 1.16

Results are expressed as mean ± standard deviation. “ZI” zone of inhibition in mm; “Std” standard co-amoxiclav; “AMHS” aerial parts methanolic extract; “ADHS” aerial parts dichloromethane extract; “RMHS” roots methanolic extract; and “RDHS” roots dichloromethane extract.