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Studying the antimicrobial effect of extracts eucalyptus leaves and raspberries against germs isolated from burns and wounds

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This study aimed to address a very important topic, different from the health and scientific point of view, where scientists believe that extracts of certain plants and leaves (including eucalyptus and its fruits) have many benefits for humans and have a strong resistance against microbes, especially in the treatment of wounds and burns. In this study, the leaves and oils of these trees, which are of great importance in medical uses and multiple industries, were identified. In our study, Eucalyptus and Raspberry were found to be the main antimicrobial plants. Eucalyptus oil diluted with appropriate oils and other ingredients helps to sterilize wounds, relieve inflammation and prevent contamination, especially when used on minor wounds and burns. In this study, we can conclude that the antibacterial activity of eucalyptus oil is high, focusing on the main activity of leaves and oils in the de-microbialization and disinfection of wounds and burns.

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Mohammed Faeq Ibrahım Alhababı

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Mohammed Faeq Ibrahım Alhababı (Master Thesis). Studying the antimicrobial effect of extracts eucalyptus leaves and raspberries against germs isolated from burns and wounds, 2024, Çankırı Karatekin Üniversitesi.

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