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Journal of Karbala University. 2005; 2 (9): 214-218
in Arabic
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ABSTRACT
A crude aqueous and ethanolic extracts of Myrtus conmmunis L. [Myrtaceae] leaves were tested to show antifungal effect against the growth of causative agents of Tinea versicolor disease [Pityrosporum orbiculare and/or pityrosporum ovale]. The ethanolic extract had shown more effect at MIC 1 mg/ml than aqueous extract [at MIC 8 mg/ml for P. ovale and 5 mg/ml for P. orbiculare]