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Section XIV : Plant Sciences 31
41. Antimicrobial Activity of some Medicinal Plants of Central Region of
India
Babita Gupta and Satish Nayak
Bansal College of Pharmacy,
Kokta, Anand Nagar,
Bhopal (MP)
Keywords : Emblica officinalis, Eucalyptus globules; extraction, antimicrobial activity.
Present investigation focused on antimicrobial screening of Emblica officinalis
and Eucalyptus globules against two fungi and two bacteria, A. niger, A. flavus
and E. coli, S typhi. The hot water and ethnolic extraction technique for extraction
of these plants leaves and fruits. The MIC of the extract determined by dilution
method of various concentrations. The results show that the extract exhibit better
antimicrobial activity.
42. Antibacterial Potential of Hexane and Methanol Extracts of Galls of
Rhus Succedanea
K. V. Mahalaxmi, B. Lavanya, B. E. Ravi shankara,
S. Sundara Rajan 1 and
Y. L. Ramachandra 1
Dr. S. G. Reddy College,
Bangalore-560071
1 Department of Biotechnology,
Kuvempu University,
Shimoga-57? 451
Keywords : Rhus succedanea, Escherichia coli, Micrococcus luteus,Salmonella
typhi, Streptococcus aureus, Anti-bacterial studies
Rhus succedanea is a deciduous tree and its gall have been used as substitute
for karkatasringi, an important plant based product which has importance in
ayurveda. xtract of Rhus succedanea galls are prepared in hexane and methanol.
These extracts were tested for the antibacterial activity against standard cultures