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Objective:To screen the antibacterial activity of nine ethnoveterinary plants traditionally used for the treatment of mastitis,wound and gastrointestinal complications.Methods:Hydroalcoholic exctracts of medicinal plants namely,Achyranthes aspera(A.aspera) L.(Family Asparagaceae),Ficus caria(F.caria)(Family Moraceae).Malvi parviflora(M.parviflora)(Family Malvaceae),Vernonia species(V.species) docal name Alakit.Family Asteraceae),Solatium hastifolium(S.hastifolium)(Family Solanaceae),Calpurinia aurea(C.aurea)(Ait) Benth(Family Fabaceae),Nicotiana tabacum(N.tabacum) L.(Family Solanaceae),Ziziphus spina-christi(Z.spina-christi)(Family Rhamnaceae).Croton macroslachys(C.macrostachys)(Family Fuphorhiaceae).were screened against clinical bacterial isolates of veterinary importance from October 2007 to April2009.The antibacterial activity was tested using disc diffusion at two concentrations(200 mg/mL and 100 mg/mL) and broth dilution methods using 70%methanol macerated leal extracts.Results:With the exception ol S.hastifolium all plant extracts exhibited antibacterial activity.Among the medicinal plants tested C.aurea.C.macrostachyus,A.aspera,N.tabacum and vcrnonia species(Alakit) showed the most promising antimicrobial properties.Conclusions:It can be concluded that many of the tested plants have antibacterial activity and supports the traditional usage of the plants for mastitis,wound and gastrointestinal complications treatment.Further studies into their toxicity and phytochemistry is advocated.
Objective: To screen the antibacterial activity of nine ethnoveterinary plants traditionally used for the treatment of mastitis, wound and gastrointestinal complications. Methods: Hydroalcoholic exctracts of medicinal plants are, Achyranthes aspera (A. aspera) L. (Family Asparagaceae), Ficus caria (Family Moraceae), Malvi parviflora (M. parviflora) (Family Malvaceae), Vernonia species (V.species) docal name Alakit. Family Asteraceae), Solatium hastifolium (Family Solanaceae), Calpurinia aurea (Family Fabaceae), Nicotiana tabacum (L. tabacum) L. (Family Solanaceae), Ziziphus spina-christi (Z. spina-christi) (Family Rhamnaceae) .Croton macroslachys (C. macrostachys (Family Fuphorhiaceae). Were screened against clinical bacterial isolates of veterinary importance from October 2007 to April 2009. The antibacterial activity was tested using disc diffusion at two concentrations (200 mg / mL and 100 mg / mL) and broth dilution methods using 70% methanol macerated leal extracts.Results: W the the exception ol S. hastifolium all plant extracts showed antibacterial activity. Among the medicinal plants tested C. aurea. C. macrostachyus, A. aspera, N. tabacum and vcrnonia species (Alakit) showed the most promising antimicrobial properties. Conclusions: It can be documented that many of the tested plants have antibacterial activity and supports the traditional usage of the plants for mastitis, wound and gastrointestinal complications treatment. Future studies into their toxicity and phytochemistry is advocated.