Fresh extract of garlic was relatively more antimicrobial indicating inactivation of antimicrobials
by drying and autoclaving of the extract. Fungi were relatively more sensitive than bacteria to fresh extract
of garlic. Dried and autoclaved extract of garlic were more or less equally active against both groups of
microorganisms. Relatively small values of MLC indicated high sensitivity to garlic. MLC values slightly greater than MIC indicated static nature of
antimicrobial at low concentration of extact of garli cdifferent
treatments. MLC values were greater that MIC values indicating static nature at low concentrtion of shallot
extract. Fresh extract of shallot was more antimicrobial. Majority of fungi were relatively more sensitive than
bacteria to the extracts of shallot. All extracts of shallot were equally antimicrobial against fungi indicating inertness of antimicrobial to different
treatments. MLC values were greater than MIC values indicating static nature at low concentration of shallot extract.