There is a statistically significant difference between the two extract.
Therefore, the differences in the P R values between the two extracts are rather attributed to differences in the total polyphenol concentration and the relative amounts of the various polyphenols.
The presence of varied phytochemical constituents probably influenced the pharmacological differences between the two extracts.
The difference in antioxidant capacity between the two extracts was statistically significant across the concentration range of 3 25 mL/L.
Totally 11 primary metabolites significantly varied between the two extracts were identified based on MS fragmentation, library, and standards.
Although some observed peaks correlated between the water and ethanol extracts in the HPLC analysis, the two extracts differed significantly, which raises the question regarding the difference in herbal/medicinal potency, as well as toxicity, between the two extracts.
However methanolic crude extract had higher activity against S. aureus compared to water crude extract and the difference in activity between the two extracts was statistically significant (p = 0.02).
The difference between the activities of the two extracts could be attributed to the different chemical profile.
To assess the relationship between infant mortality and the four extracted factors, the Spearman correlation was calculated.
Student's t-test was used to determine the significance between activities at different concentrations of the two extracts.
