[PDF] Top 20 Antimicrobial activity of essential oils on pathogenic fungi

... induction of chemical defensives in agriculture, human beings have suffered from our own actions, caused by the indiscriminate and abusive use of those substances; therefore, researches have been motivated ... See full document

... use of pesticides in the globalized agriculture ...active essential oils cause severe damage to fruit ...choice of the oil solvent and proper dilution is the key for practical use of ... See full document

... abundantly on the stony slopes and rocky mountain areas at a wide range of altitudes (0-400m) (Sahin et ...Because of the variability in the chemical and aroma characteristics, different species and ... See full document

... tory of Faculty of Natural Resources Engineering, University of Algarve; ...Collection of Type Cultures (Colindale, England), and ...collection of Microbiology Laboratory of ... See full document

... emergence of acquired resistance to several antimicrobial agents has become a significant public health ...number of resistant bacteria, probably due to elimination of susceptible strains and ... See full document

... properties of essential oils are due to their phenolic constituents, such as thymol, cavacrol and probably 1, 8-cineole, which has moderate DPPH radical scavenging activity as reported by ... See full document

... - Essential oils are well known as strong antimicrobial agents of plant ...spite of this, the antimicrobial synergism of essential oils isolated from ... See full document

... particular essential oil (50% solution in DMSO) that had revealed good antimi- crobial activity by hole-plate diffusion ...l of those essential oils were diluted in equal quantities ... See full document

... The essential oils from leaves (sample A) and flowers (sample B) of Aeolanthus suaveolens ...the essential oils, representing ca 94.3 and 93% of the oils corresponding to ... See full document

... genus of Brachytheciaceae is a member of Bryophytes family consisting of 570 species, making it one of the largest and youngest moss families ...treatment of bronchitis, tonsillitis, in ... See full document

... the antimicrobial activity of essential oils is that the risk of pathogenic microorganisms developing resistance is very low because these products contain a blend ... See full document

... studies on the antimicrobial activity of cinnamon EO from leaves and bark were performed (32, ...showed antimicrobial activity against several species of fungi, ... See full document

... action of renin or specific enzymes, as well as using starter lactic acid bacteria (LAB) cultures that positively contribute to organoleptic aspects of the ...characteristics of this cheese, as high ... See full document

... strains. Essential oil (Juniperi aethero- leum) obtained from the juniper ...the antimicrobial activity against sixteen bac- teria, seven yeast-like fungi, three yeasts and four derma- tophyte ... See full document

... Antimicrobial Activity: For the bioassays we used eight bacteria: Pseudomons aeruginosa (ATCC 27853), Escherichia coli (ATCC 25922), Micrococcus flavus (ATCC 9341), Bacillus cereus (clinical isolate), ... See full document

... anticariogenic activity shown by essential oils from ...the activity of phytoconstituents linalool, citronellol and ...antibacterial activity of CL-EO and CP-EO may also ... See full document

... control of infectious diseases or antibiotic resistant bacterial ...aim of the present study was to evaluate the anti-quorum sensing (anti-QS) and antibacterial potential of five essential ... See full document

... the essential oils from the aromatic plants such as Eugenia caryophillis (clove), Cinnamomum verum (cinnamon) and Ocimum gratissimum (alfavacão) (Ali et ...several pathogenic bacteria and ... See full document

... the antimicrobial action of plant extracts and essential oils, a synergism between conventional antimicrobial drugs and products obtained from medicinal plants has also been ...depend ... See full document

... conditions of sachet use were simulated, since the sachets are part of an antimicrobial packaging system and will have no direct contact with the ...sensitivity of the phytopathogenic ... See full document