2005
DOI: 10.1080/13880200590951766
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Assessment of in vitro. Antifungal Activities of Various Extracts of Indigenous Bahraini Medicinal Plants

Abstract: The in vitro. antifungal activity of the aqueous, ethanol, chloroform, petroleum ether, and residue extracts from 10 indigenous Bahraini plants used in folk medicine for the treatment of various diseases is reported. Extract efficacy was evaluated using the agar well diffusion assay against four filamentous fungi and two yeasts monitored by standard antifungal disks. The results showed that all but, in particular, ethanol and chloroform of the examined plant extracts reveal variable degree of bioactivity again… Show more

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“…(TS 369) Nyakabatura L 4 Malaria (Katuura et al, 2007a;Kokwaro, 1976) Anti-plasmodial activity (Muregi et al, 2003;Muganga et al, 2010); essential oils (Kuiate et al, 1999) Pluchea ovalis DC. (TS 328) Omuneera L 7 Pesticide to kill insects on cattle (Heine et al, 1988) Antifungal activity (Mandeel and Taha, 2005); essential oils characterized (Kabera et al, 2005)…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(TS 369) Nyakabatura L 4 Malaria (Katuura et al, 2007a;Kokwaro, 1976) Anti-plasmodial activity (Muregi et al, 2003;Muganga et al, 2010); essential oils (Kuiate et al, 1999) Pluchea ovalis DC. (TS 328) Omuneera L 7 Pesticide to kill insects on cattle (Heine et al, 1988) Antifungal activity (Mandeel and Taha, 2005); essential oils characterized (Kabera et al, 2005)…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…albicans 100 mg/mL (Hassawi and Kharma, 2006) Achillea fragantissima C. albicans 150 mg/mL (Hassawi and Kharma, 2006) Acorus calamus C. albicans 28.80 mg/mL (Thirach et al, 2003) Adiantum capillus veneris C. albicans 1 mg/mL * (Ishaq et al, 2014) Allium cepa C. albicans 10 mg/mL * (Doddanna et al, 2013) Allium sativum C. albicans 1 mg/mL * (Wong and Tsang, 2009) Anthemis pseudocotula C. albicans 150 mg/mL (Hassawi and Kharma, 2006) Artemisia herba-alba C. albicans 100 mg/mL (Hassawi and Kharma, 2006) Ballota undulate C. albicans 25 mg/mL (Hashem, 2011) Camellia sinensis C. albicans 10 mg/mL * (Doddanna et al, 2013) Capparis spinosa C. albicans 100 mg/mL * (Mandeel and Taha, 2005) Capsicum annum C. albicans 17.5 mg/mL (Ertürk, 2006) Cassia alata C. albicans 5.60 mg (Timothy et al, 2012) Cassia siamea C. albicans 100 mg/mL C. glabrata 100 mg/mL C. guilliermondii 100 mg/mL C. krusei 100 mg/mL C. parapsilosis 100 mg/mL C. tropicalis 100 mg/mL Caulerpa scalpelliformis C. albicans 100 mg/mL C. glabrata 100 mg/mL C. guilliermondii 100 mg/mL C. krusei 100 mg/mL C. parapsilosis 100 mg/mL C. tropicalis 100 mg/mL …”
Section: Achillea Biebersteiniimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Crude extracts of leaves and fruit pericarp of C. capense showed moderate inhibition triplicates Appendix 1 from which mean inhibition zones in Table 1 between 11.0 to 12.7 mm were obtained, this shows potential use of the plant part in treatment as antimicrobial diseases. In a similar investigation of ethanol stem extracts of Cressa cretica used in traditional medicine as an expectorant and antibilious, it showed a zone of inhibition of 32.2 mm against P. citrinum (Mandeel and Taha, 2005).…”
Section: Antimicrobial Assay In Vitromentioning
confidence: 94%