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Tropical Journal of Natural Product Research

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A study investigating the prevalence and effect of crude extracts of these medicinal plants on MDR P. aeruginosa in Nigeria revealed a 2.4% overall prevalence of P. aeruginosa, with varying prevalence including 1.7% in clinical, 6% environmental, and 3% in animal samples.

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