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. 2022 Oct 1;12:16468. doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-20708-4

Table 4.

The most abundant phenolic compounds identified in the leaf methanol extract from U. dioica and D. viscosa by HPLC and their mixtures used in vitro against A. alternata isolate.

Compounds Fungal growth inhibition (%)
U. dioica MLE D. viscosa MLE
Control 0.00m 0.00m
Positive control (Ridomil) 83.33a ± 1.11 83.33a ± 1.11
Ferulic acid 55.18i ± 1.69 55.92g,h ± 0.64
Coumaric acid 40.00k,l ± 1.11 50.00i ± 1.11
Caffeic acid 50.00i ± 1.11 43.33j ± 1.11
α-Tocopherol 44.4j ± 1.11 44.07j ± 1.69
Ferulic + coumaric acids 51.11i ± 1.11 67.03b ± 0.64
Ferulic + caffeic acids 60.74c,d,e ± 0.64 58.88e,f ± 2.93
Ferulic acid + α-tocopherol 60.00d,e,f ± 1.11 61.11c,d,e ± 1.11
Caffeic + coumaric acids 58.14f,g ± 1.69 61.48c,d ± 1.69
Caffeic acid + α-tocopherol 39.25l ± 0.64 42.59j,k ± 1.69
Coumaric acid + α-tocopherol 40.37k ± 1.69 55.18h ± 1.69
Ferulic acid + coumaric acid + caffeic acid + α-tocopherol 69.25b ± 1.69 62.96c ± 1.69

Means with the same letter are not significantly different according to LSD at 0.05 level of probability.