Can In Vitro Cell Cultures of Eryngium planum, Lychnis flos-cuculi, and Kickxia elatine Be an Alternative Source of Plant Biomass with Biological Antimicrobial and Anti-Acanthamoeba Activities?
Anastasia Aliesa Hermosaningtyas(Poznan University of Medical Sciences), Małgorzata Kikowska(Poznan University of Medical Sciences), Jolanta Długaszewska(Poznan University of Medical Sciences), Dariusz Kruszka(Institute of Plant Genetics, Polish Academy of Sciences), Monika Derda(Poznan University of Medical Sciences), Anna Budzianowska(Poznan University of Medical Sciences)
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