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. 2011 Apr;1(2):114–120. doi: 10.1016/S2221-1691(11)60007-5

Table 6. Antifungal activity of S. tenerrimum against fungal pathogens.

Pathogens Methanol Chloroform Ethanol DEE PE Ethyl Acetate Acetone Antibiotic Disc
Aspergillus niger 5.66±0.51 13.00±1.54 5.66±0.51 13.00±1.54 12.33±1.36 16.33±2.73 11.66±0.51 12.66±1.03
Candida albicans 15.00±1.78 7.66±0.51 13.33±2.87 13.00±0.89 13.00±0.89 6.66±0.51 14.66±2.58 21.33±1.36
Penicillium sp. 13.66±1.36 4.66±0.51 18.66±1.36 14.66±2.73 16.66±2.87 11.66±0.51 13.00±1.54 18.66±2.25
Aspergillus flavus 12.33±2.25 14.66±2.73 12.66±1.36 16.66±2.06 16.33±2.25 10.66±1.36 13.66±1.36 10.66±1.86
Aspergillus tetreus 11.66±2.25 10.66±1.36 13.33±1.36 18.00±3.22 15.00±2.36 14.00±2.36 15.00±2.36 15.66±2.58
Candida glabrata 12.33±0.51 12.66±1.86 13.66±2.25 14.66±2.25 16.33±1.86 14.00±0.89 17.00±4.09 18.66±4.03
Cryptococcus neoformans 14.00±2.36 10.33±2.06 14.00±0.89 12.00±2.36 15.33±2.87 13.00±1.78 16.00±1.78 13.00±2.68

DEE: Diethyl ether; PE: Petroleum ether.