Antimicrobial interest of essential oils extracted from Tunisian plants

Chaftar, Naouel; Girardot, Marion; Imbert, Christophe; Bergès, Thierry; Labanowski, Jérôme; hani, Kes; Frère, Jacques; Ghrairi, Tawfik

doi:10.1055/s-0032-1320620

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“…The essential oil corresponded to thymol/q-cymene chemotype; the main constituents were, thymol (76Á96%), q-cymene (9Á89%) and c-terpinene (1Á92%). This is in concordance with the chemical composition of T. vulgaris grown in Tunisia previously reported by Chaftar et al (2012). Thyme oil exhibited stronger antifungal activity than pure thymol, with IC50 values equal to 31·04 and 123·6 ll l À1 respectively (Fig.…”

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“…This is in concordance with the chemical composition of T. vulgaris grown in Tunisia previously reported by Chaftar et al . (). Thyme oil exhibited stronger antifungal activity than pure thymol, with IC50 values equal to 31?04 and 123?6 μ l l −1 respectively (Fig.…”

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