Research Article

Honey Antibacterial Effect Boosting Using Origanum vulgare L. Essential Oil

Table 5

MICs values of honey samples used individually or in combination against Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria.

Sample codeEscherichia coli BLSE (ATB: 87) BGNEscherichia coli (ATB: 57) B6NEscherichia coli (ATB: 97) BGMPseudomonas aeruginosaStreptococcus faecalisStaphylococcus aureus
MIC
alone
MIC combinedMIC
alone
MIC combinedMIC
alone
MIC combinedMIC
alone
MIC combinedMIC
alone
MIC combinedMIC
alone
MIC combined

H112562.525012525012512562.525062.5125125
H262.562.512512525012512562.525012562.531.25
H312562.525012525012512512525012562.5125
H4125125125250250250125125250250125125
H5250250125250--250250250250--
H6125125125250250250250125250250125125
H712525012512525025012562.525012562.531.25
H8125250125250--250250--250250
H912562.512512525025012512525012562.5125
H1012562.512512525012512562.525012562.531.25
H1112562.512512525062.512512525031.2562.5125
H12250250250125250250250250250125250125

H1–H12 honeys; MIC was defined as 99% bacteriostatic effects; , - = Not effective.