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    Table 1 summarizes a screening of phytochemicals in turmeric and cucumber peel extracts. It shows that both contain alkaloids, flavonoids, steroids, and terpenoids, while only cucumber peel contains phenol. Tables 2 and 3 provide descriptive statistics on absorbance values and percent inhibition, respectively, of turmeric, cucumber, and their combined extracts at different concentrations. One-way ANOVAs found significant differences in percent inhibition between treatments and concentrations.

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    Table 1 summarizes a screening of phytochemicals in turmeric and cucumber peel extracts. It shows that both contain alkaloids, flavonoids, steroids, and terpenoids, while only cucumber peel contains phenol. Tables 2 and 3 provide descriptive statistics on absorbance values and percent inhibition, respectively, of turmeric, cucumber, and their combined extracts at different concentrations. One-way ANOVAs found significant differences in percent inhibition between treatments and concentrations.

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    Table 1 summarizes a screening of phytochemicals in turmeric and cucumber peel extracts. It shows that both contain alkaloids, flavonoids, steroids, and terpenoids, while only cucumber peel contains phenol. Tables 2 and 3 provide descriptive statistics on absorbance values and percent inhibition, respectively, of turmeric, cucumber, and their combined extracts at different concentrations. One-way ANOVAs found significant differences in percent inhibition between treatments and concentrations.

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    Table 1: Screening for the presence of phytochemicals in the extract of Turmeric and Cucumber peel.

    Turmeric peel extract Cucumber peel extract

    Alkaloids + +
    Saponin - -
    Flavonoids + +
    Tannin - -
    Phenol - +
    Steroid + +
    Terpenoids + +

    (+) = Presence; (-) = Absence


    Absorbance values (nm)

    Concentration 5 ug/mL 10 ug/mL 25 ug/mL 50 ug/mL


    Mea
    Treatment Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD SD
    n
    Ascorbic Acid
    0.64 0.0006 0.41 0.0010 0.38 0.003 0.14 0.002
    (Control)
    Turmeric 0.67 0.0015 0.47 0.0006 0.39 0.001 0.26 0.002

    Cucumber 0.69 0.0006 0.49 0.0015 0.43 0.002 0.31 0.004

    Combined
    (Turmeric and 0.68 0.0035 0.48 0.0015 0.40 0.002 0.27 0.002
    Cucumber)

    Table 2.1. Descriptive statistics on Absorbance Values (nm) at different concentrations (ug/ml)
    Table 3.1 Descriptive Statistics on Percent (%) Inhibition

    Report

    Percent (%) Inhibition

    Concentration 5 ug/mL 10 ug/mL 25 ug/mL 50 ug/mL

    Treatment Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD

    Ascorbic Acid
    25.50 0.68 52.20 0.12 56.44 0.35 83.49 0.07
    (Control)

    Turmeric 22.53 0.18 45.45 0.13 56.06 0.18 70.33 0.18

    Cucumber 20.41 0.07 44.98 0.13 49.69 0.24 55.36 0.44

    Combined
    (Turmeric and 21.84 0.41 44.75 0.18 54.32 0.24 69.10 0.20
    Cucumber)
    Table 3.1.1. One-Way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) for Evaluation of Differences in Percent (%) Inhibition (nm) at Different

    Concentrations (ug/mL)

    One-way

    Type of Concentration
    Source of
    Concentration Sum of Squares DF Mean Square F p-value
    Variation
    Between
    0.003000 3 13.804 268.467 <.001*
    Groups
    5 ug/mL Within
    0.000031 8 0.051
    Groups
    Total 0.003031 11
    Between
    0.011000 3 48.947 2435.534 <.001*
    Groups
    10 ug/mL Within
    0.000008 8 0.020
    Groups
    Total 0.011008 11
    Between 0.00600 3 28.800 422.832 <.001*
    Groups
    25 ug/mL Within 0.00035 8 0.068
    Groups
    Total 0.00635 11
    50 ug/mL Between
    0.048000 3 187.220 78.308 <.001*
    Groups
    Within
    0.000047 8 2.391
    Groups
    Total 0.048047 11

    Type of Concentration
    Source of
    Concentration Sum of Squares DF Mean Square F p-value
    Variation
    Between
    41.412 3 13.804 268.812 <.001*
    Groups
    5 ug/mL Within
    0.411 8 0.051
    Groups
    Total 41.823 11
    Between
    146.842 3 48.947 3668.083 <.001*
    Groups
    10 ug/mL Within
    0.161 8 0.020
    Groups
    Total 147.003 11
    Between 86.400 3 28.800 484.050 <.001*
    Groups
    25 ug/mL Within 0.545 8 0.068
    Groups
    Total 86.944 11
    Between
    561.659 3 187.220 78.308 <.001*
    Groups
    50 ug/mL Within
    19.126 8 2.391
    Groups
    Total 580.785 11

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