Hi

u can also try spore inhibition assay in micro titre plate using different dilutions and can calculate the MIC as well

Thank u both  for your    suggestions

there is a screening antimicrobial method  (agar plot diffusion method) 

i think MIC is best method

You can grow the fungi over a thin plastic over the media in petri dishes and after the completely growth of it you remove it and test the substances in media.

thank u  all. Filipe iam not understanding the protocol u suggested above can u refer any article regarding this method

You can make a lawn of fungal or bacterial strain of your interest in pda or lb. Take an aliquot (10uL, most concentrated sample) of your samples and do spot inhibition by dispensing that in the lawn you made( without putting disk). That will some how let you know if there is any activity. Afterwards, you can do MIC or other stuffs as it requires. I don't know any papers right on top of my head but if found, will share with you.

Please check out the attached article. Regards

You might also find the attached article of interest to you.

Good luck

thank u very much sanjib and mohammed salim the articles attached by u are very useful for me

Hi, i think CLSI  (M38-A document) is the reference protocol for fungal antimicrobial activity(http://shop.clsi.org/c.1253739/site/Sample_pdf/M38A2_sample.pdf), .......

the attached article may be helpful....good louk

I highly recommend you CLSI M38-A method as Hayder says. I have used this method on Penicillium sp with reliable results. This method allows you to assay different concentrations at the same time by ussing microplates. To read results, you can choose either the visual lecture or the spectrophotometrical one (or both). If you have any doubt or I can help you in anything, contact me at [email protected]

thank u  sir