A series of ten plant species belonging to Magnoliopsida - Dicotyledons class
were analyzed in terms of chemical compounds distribution of abundance,
starting from the assumption that these distributions should give a picture of
similarities and differences between plants metabolism. From a pool of
theoretical distributions, log-normal distribution was selected giving the best
accuracy with the modeled phenomena and agreement with the observed data.
A factor effect study was conducted on a set of observations at the
contingency of a series of plant species and bacteria species regarding the
antibacterial activity of essential oil extracts. The study reveals a very good
agreement between the observations and the hypothesis of independent and
multiplicative effect of plant and bacteria species factors on the
antibacterial activity. Shaping of the observable to a Negative Binomial
distribution allowed the separation of two convoluted Gamma distributions in
the observable further assigned to the distribution of factors.