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result and discussion about this table E. coli M. luteus S. epidermidis Down regular disks Disk 1 14mm Disk 2 19mm Disk 3 18mm Average 17mm Disk 1 17mm Disk 2 18mm Disk 3 17mm Average 17.34mm Disk 1 10mm Disk 2 10mm Disk 3 10mm Average 10mm Scope disks Disk 1 10mm Disk 2 10mm Disk 3 10mm Average 10mm Disk 1 9mm Disk 2 12mm Disk 3 15mm Average 12 Disk 1 13mm Disk 2 14mm Disk 3 10mm Average 12.34 Neg Control disks Disk 1 0mm Disk 2 0mm Disk 3 0mm Average 0mm Disk 1 0mm Disk 2 0mm Disk 3 0mm Average 0mm Disk 1 0mm Disk 2 0mm Disk 3 0mm Average 0mm

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result and discussion about this table E. coli M. luteus S. epidermidis Down regular disks Disk 1 14mm Disk 2 19mm Disk 3 18mm Average 17mm Disk 1 17mm Disk 2 18mm Disk 3 17mm Average 17.34mm Disk 1 10mm Disk 2 10mm Disk 3 10mm Average 10mm Scope disks Disk 1 10mm Disk 2 10mm Disk 3 10mm Average 10mm Disk 1 9mm Disk 2 12mm Disk 3 15mm Average 12 Disk 1 13mm Disk 2 14mm Disk 3 10mm Average 12.34 Neg Control disks Disk 1 0mm Disk 2 0mm Disk 3 0mm Average 0mm Disk 1 0mm Disk 2 0mm Disk 3 0mm Average 0mm Disk 1 0mm Disk 2 0mm Disk 3 0mm Average 0mm
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result and discussion about this table E. coli M. luteus S. epidermidis Down regular disks Disk 1 14mm Disk 2 19mm Disk 3 18mm Average 17mm Disk 1 17mm Disk 2 18mm Disk 3 17mm Average 17.34mm Disk 1 10mm Disk 2 10mm Disk 3 10mm Average 10mm Scope disks Disk 1 10mm Disk 2 10mm Disk 3 10mm Average 10mm Disk 1 9mm Disk 2 12mm Disk 3 15mm Average 12 Disk 1 13mm Disk 2 14mm Disk 3 10mm Average 12.34 Neg Control disks Disk 1 0mm Disk 2 0mm Disk 3 0mm Average 0mm Disk 1 0mm Disk 2 0mm Disk 3 0mm Average 0mm Disk 1 0mm Disk 2 0mm Disk 3 0mm Average 0mm
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