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ISSN 15178382 Corresponding author Mailing address Faculdade de Ci. The plates were incubated overnight at 37 C and bacterial growth was detected by adding iodonitrotetrazolium violet INT to each well and incubating for 30 min The well that remained color less when there is no bacterial growth and that con centratio No pp 124 12 53 July Sept 20 12 Evolution of Antimicrobial Activity of Leaf extracts of Winter Cheery Withania somnifera Premlata Singariya Padma Kumar and Krishan Kumar Mourya Dr DS Kothari Post doctoral fellow Laboratory of Tissue Culture and S antibacterial activity root extracts zone of inhibition volatilecompoundsINTRODUCTIONarthralgia,lumbago, asthma and general debility [4, 5].Higher and aromatics plants have been usedtraditionally Apr. 1, 2015 – Oct. 31, 2015. Technical . Meeting . 05-11-. 2015. - Sergio . Miele, . Enrica. . Bargiacchi. . –. EU . project. LIFE13 . ENV IT 000461 / “EVERGREEN”. “Environmentally friendly biomolecules from . streptozotocin. induced diabetic rats. A P . Attanayake. , K A P W . Jayatilake. , C . Pathirana. , . L K B . Mudduwa. Faculty of Medicine, University of . Ruhuna. .. . Traditional knowledge of medicinal plants has always guided the search for new . Germany. Dr. Naira . Sahakyan. ALKANNA ORIENTALIS (L.) BOISS. plant callus cultures as novel source with antibacterial activity . 2. Biodiversity Assessment for Armenia (2000) USAID Contract number:LAG-I-009900014-00. Kawo et al 4563 Plate I Leaves of K senegalensis Plate II Leaves of X americanaare used in modern medicines in ways that correlate directly with their traditional uses as plant medicines by na quinazolinone. derived Schiff base and its Cu(II) complex. Šárka. . Pospíšilová. . 1*. , Jana Hricovíniová. 2. ,. . Alois. . Čížek. 3. ,. Zuzana . Hricovíniová. 4. , . Josef Jampílek. Styrylquinoline. Derivatives. Hana Michnova. 1,2,. *, . Sarka. Pospisilova. 1,2. , . Ewelina. Spaczynska. 3. , . Wioleta. Cieslik. 3. ,. Alois. Cizek. 2. , Robert Musiol. 3. and Josef Jampilek. Lythrum. . salicaria.  L.. Nikola . Sre. ćković. 1. , Jelena S. Katanić Stanković. 2. , Paola Imbimbo. 3. ,. Daria Maria Monti. 3. , Vladimir Mihailović. 1. 1 . University of Kragujevac, Faculty of Science, Department of Chemistry, Radoja Domanovića 12, 34000 Kragujevac, Serbia. INTRODUCTION Inula viscosa (L.) Aiton (Compositae) is a perennial plant native of the Mediterranean Basin. In folklore medicine it is used for therapeutic purposes ( EV & MAR 2000). Water extract Sargassum wightii . Greville Ex J. Agardh, 1848 and . Stoechospermum marginatum . (C. Agardh) Kützing 1843. Paramasivam Deepak, Muthu Paulraj Diviya Josebin, Rajasekaran Kasthuridevi, Rajamani Sowmiya, Govindasamy Balasubramani, Dilipkumar Aiswarya, Pachiappan Perumal. Beatriz Nunes Silva. , Vasco Cadavez, Pedro Ferreira-Santos, José António Teixeira, Ursula Gonzales-Barron. 1. st. International Electronic Conference on Food Science and Functional Foods. 2. Motivation. UP Institute for Sustainable Malaria Control. Bioprospecting South African Medicinal Plants For Antiprotozoal Lead Compounds. Protozoan Diseases. Prevalent in developing countries. -closely linked to geographic, social and economic factors.