Antifungal activity of fruit pulp extract from Bromelia pinguin

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TextoSeries ; Fitoterapia, 73(5), p.411-413, 2002Trabajos contenidos:

I.L. Camacho-Hernández
J.A. Chávez-Velázquez
M.J. Uribe-Beltran
Ríos-Morgan, A
F. Delgado-Vargas

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Resumen: The methanol extract of the fruit pulp of Bromelia pinguin was evaluated for its antifungal activity. The extract showed a significant activity against some Trichophyton strains, although Candida strains were generally insensitive.

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The methanol extract of the fruit pulp of Bromelia pinguin was evaluated for its antifungal activity. The extract showed a significant activity against some Trichophyton strains, although Candida strains were generally insensitive.

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