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Antifungal activity of commercial sample of Boswellia carteri essential oil   against selected micromycetes was evaluated in vitro using a microatmosphere   method. When compared with biocide Sanosil S003, used as positive control,   the tested essential oil showed moderate antifungal activity. The most   susceptible fungi to oil treatment were Stachybotrys chartarum and   Trichotecium roseum. For both fungi, mycelia growth inhibition of 85% was   recorded at oil concentration of 100 μL mL-1. The tested essential oil caused   inhibition of S. chartarum sporulation as well as depigmentation of conidiа,   which is very significant since melanin contributes to virulence, survival   and endurance of pathogenic fungi spores. Aspergillus niger was the least   susceptible isolate to essential oil treatment. Mycelial growth of this   fungus was not inhibited by any oil concentrations used in the experiment

Succeptibility of some fungi to Boswellia carteri Birdw. essential oil