. 2017 Oct 31;2017:7526291. doi: 10.1155/2017/7526291

Table 2.

Effects of 10% and 20% concentrations of aqueous extracts of different plants on Fusarium graminearum and F. sporotrichioides mycelial growth index.

Treatment		Mycelia growth index (mm/h)		Means
Treatment		F. graminearum	F. sporotrichioides	Means
Control	0%	0.65^e ± 0.028	0.70^e ± 0.057	0.675^a
Artemisia herba alba	10%	0.47^cd ± 0.005	0.57^cd ± 0.005	0.52^bc
Artemisia herba alba	20%	0.40^f ± 0.028	0.53^cd ± 0.033	0.46^c
Cotula cinerea	10%	0.51^d ± 0.005	0.65^de ± 0.028	0.58^b
Cotula cinerea	20%	0.46^e ± 0.005	0.61^de ± 0.01	0.535^b
Asphodelus tenuifolius	10%	0.31^a ± 0.005	0.48^bc ± 0.011	0.395^d
Asphodelus tenuifolius	20%	0.28^a ± 0.008	0.50^c ± 0.057	0.393^d
Euphorbia guyoniana	10%	1^g ± 0.00	0.40^b ± 0.05	0.7^a
Euphorbia guyoniana	20%	0.90^f ± 0.00	0.30^a ± 0.057	0.65^a
Means	—	0.55 ^a	0.53 ^a	—

The radial mycelial growth was measured 6 days after inoculation (the data reported are the mean diameters expressed in mm, including the inoculation discs of 5 mm). Values are represented as mean ± SEM. Different letters indicate significant differences (LSD test; P < 0.05).