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Gram-positive bacteria were the most sensitive to the extracts.
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e0“Gram-positive bacteria were the most sensitive”
t0“Sanguisorba hybrida”
Title
Sanguisorba hybrida: pharmacognostic studies and antimicrobial activity evaluation of crude extracts
Madureira, Ana Margarida; Duarte, Aida; Correia, Ana Isabel; et al. Revistas SARC 2019. doi:10.19084/rca.16861
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