Table 3.

The diameters of inhibition zones (mm) of CBH and CBH at different concentrations of 25–500 µg/mL against Gram-positive, Gram-negative bacteria and fungi.

Bacteria	CBH						RCH
	25	50	100	200	300	400	25	50	100	200	300	400
G+
B. cereus (BC)	-	14 ab	20 b	22 b	25 b	27 b	-	13 ab	18 b	21 b	23 b	26 b
L. monocytogenes (LM)	-	13 b	18 c	20 c	24 c	26 c	-	12 b	17 c	20 c	22 c	25 c
S. aureus (SA)	-	15 a	22 a	25 a	28 a	32 a	-	14 a	21 a	23 a	26 a	30 a
G-
E. coli (EC)	-	12 a	17 a	19 a	22 a	24 a	-	-	15 a	18 a	20 a	23 a
P. aeruginosa (PA)	-	9 c	13 c	15 b	19 c	21 c	-	-	11 c	14 c	17 c	19 c
S. typhi (ST)	-	10 b	15 b	18 ab	20 b	22 b	-	-	13 b	16 b	18 b	20 b
Fungi
A. niger (AN)	-	8 b	12 d	13 d	17 d	22 d	-	-	9 c	11 b	15 d	20 d
A. flavus (AF)	-	9 ab	13 c	14 c	19 c	23 cd	-	-	11 ab	13 ab	17 bc	21 c
C. gelbeta (CG)	-	8 b	11 bc	14 c	17 b	24 c	-	-	9 c	11 b	15 d	21 c
C. tropicalis (CT)	-	10 a	14 a	18 a	21 a	29 a	-	-	12 a	14 a	19 a	26 a
C. albicans (CA)	-	9 ab	12 b	16 b	20 ab	27 b	-	-	10 b	13 ab	18 b	24 b

The lowercase letters next to values means indicate significant differences p < 0.05.