While phenolic and flavonoid contents emerged as significant contributors, the borderline significance of manganese and flavonoids in antimicrobial activity highlights the need for further investigation to confirm their roles. 3.7.
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Exploring the Nutritional and Antimicrobial Properties of Wild Fruit, <i>Castanopsis tribuloides</i>: In Vitro and In Silico Insights for Potential Antimicrobial Drug Development.
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The coefficient for Mn is −0.5991, with a p value of 0.075, indicating a near-significant negative effect on the inhibition zone, suggesting that higher manganese levels might enhance antimicrobial activity.
The coefficient for total flavonoid content is −0.8141, with a p value of 0.068, which is on the borderline of significance.