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1 - Studying the Antifungal effect of Hydroalcoholic extracts of three species of Medicinal plants from the growing areas of Meshgin Shahr against Clinical isolates of Candida Albicans.
Hojjat Eghbal Mehdi Ahmadi Sabegh Neda Jahani Yousef Jahani Jelodar

Method: dual mixture of Pune-Peppermint extract, Pune-Sourberry, Sour-Peppermint and Triple Blend of Hydroalcoholic extract of Pune, Peppermint and Sorghum used. The extracts were diluted with propylene glycol and in addition to pure extracts, concentrations of 10, 20, More

Method: dual mixture of Pune-Peppermint extract, Pune-Sourberry, Sour-Peppermint and Triple Blend of Hydroalcoholic extract of Pune, Peppermint and Sorghum used. The extracts were diluted with propylene glycol and in addition to pure extracts, concentrations of 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 mg / ml of extract were prepared. To study the effect of hydroalcoholic extracts of Pune, Mint and Sour and Dual Blend Triticale extracts of these three plants were used to grow Albicans candidate by antibiotic and MIC methodsResults: The results of this study showed that the triple mixture of Puneh, Mint and Savange extracts with a concentration of 50 mg / ml with a diameter of 32.2 mm had the highest diameter of the inhibition zone and the hydroalcoholic extract Peppermint at a concentration of 10 mg per milliliter with a diameter of 7 mm halo assigns the lowest diameter of the non-growth zone of Candida albicans. Also, the triple mixture of Puneh, Mint and Souri showed relatively similar results to fluconazole antibiotics.Conclusion: The results of the minimum inhibitory concentration showed that the lowest inhibitory concentration was related to the antibiotic fluconazole and the triple mixture of hydroalcoholic extract of Punea, Mint and Sardinia, and the lowest was the hydroalcoholic extract of Mint herb. Manuscript profile
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2 - Investigating the effect of several biological inputs on the quantity and quality of essential compounds of medicinal plant (Matricaria chamomilla) in Ardabil province
Hojjat Eghbal Yousef Jahani Jelodar Mehdi Ahmadi Sabegh

An experiment was conducted in 1401 in the lands of Andzaq village, Meshgin Shahr city, located in Ardabil province. Application of vermicompost: at two levels of zero (V0) and 5 tons per hectare as soil application before planting (V1), application of growth promoting More

An experiment was conducted in 1401 in the lands of Andzaq village, Meshgin Shahr city, located in Ardabil province. Application of vermicompost: at two levels of zero (V0) and 5 tons per hectare as soil application before planting (V1), application of growth promoting bacteria (PGRP) as inoculation with seeds, at 2 levels: inoculation with a mixture of 2 Azospirillium and Azotobacter bacteria (F1) and without inoculation (F0), - Nitrogen from urea source: in 3 levels zero (N0) and 50 (N50) and 100 kg/ha (N100) in pure form. The results showed that the combined use of vermicompost and inoculum has a synergistic effect and growth-promoting bacteria with vermicompost can work in a better environment and substrate and can fix nitrogen. So that the effect of vermicompost in improving the percentage of essential oil in different levels of nitrogen varies from 15% in N0 to 3% in N50 and up to 10% in N100. The effect of using different levels of nitrogen on the yield of essential oil was very significant, so that the use of 100 kg of nitrogen was about 79% effective on the yield of essential oil, and the use of 50 kg of nitrogen was also about 42% effective on the yield and the yield reached 836 kg. In high amounts of nitrogen, the percentage of camazolin increased. The lowest amounts of alpha-bisabolol amount to 19.4%, 19.8, 20.7 and 21. Manuscript profile

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