Antibacterial activity of airborne fungal mediated nanoparticles in combination with Foeniculum vulgare essential oil

Haitham Qaralleh ¹ * , Khaled Khleifat ^{2, 3} , Muhamad Al-Limoun ³ , Amjed Al-Tarawneh ⁴ , Waqar Khleifat ³ , Ibrahem Almajali ¹ , Rula Buqain ⁵ , Khalid A. Shadid ⁶ , Noorah Aslowayeh ⁷

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