The diversity of antifungal compounds of six South African Terminalia species (Combretaceae) determined by bioautography

By P. Masoko, J. Eloff. 2005

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• The activity of extracts of seven common invasive plant species on fungal phytopathogens (2009, methodology): “The TLC plates were developed under saturated conditions with one of the three eluent systems developed in our laboratory i.e. ethyl acetate/ methanol/water (40:5.4:5): [EMW] (polar/neutral); chloroform/ ethyl acetate/formic acid (5:4:1): [CEF] (intermediately polar/ acidic); benzene/ethanol/ammoniu”
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