The antifungal activity of methanolic extracts of Conocarpus erec-tus leaves and hybrid nano-methanolic extract solutions against Fusarium proliferatum and its zearalenone toxin
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https://doi.org/10.59658/jkas.v12i4.5145Keywords:
Conocarpus erectus , Nanohybrid Composite Against Fusarium pro-liferatumAbstract
This work studied the Comparative Evaluation of Antifungal Activity of Conocarpus erectus Leaf Methanolic Extract and Its Nanohybrid Composite Against Fusarium proliferatum. antifungal properties of a methanolic extract of Conocarpus erectus leaves and a hybrid nano-methanolic extract solution against F. proliferatum, along with its zearalenone synthesis. A 1.5 ml concentration of the methanolic extract of Conocarpus erectus leaves showed an inhibitory effect on fungal development, resulting in a growth rate of 4.067 mm. The optimal concentration of the hybrid nano-extract solution was 20 mg/ml, resulting in a fungal growth rate of 0.773 mm, in contrast to the control treatment, which exhibited a growth rate of 5.017 mm. This concentration also reduced the amount of zearalenone produced by the fungus to 16.10 ppb compared to the control treatment, which amounted to 98.92 ppb.
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