ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF TERMINALIA ARJUNA (COMBRETACEAE)
Chavan Vijaya Purushottam
Abstract
Chavan Vijaya Purushottam
Abstract
In recent years, multiple drug resistance in both human and plant pathogens has been developed due to indiscriminate use of synthetic drugs especially in developing countries .thus, a diverse arsenal of new antibacterial agents is urgently needed to combat the diminishing efficacy of existing antibiotics. Terminalia arjuna is a tree of combretaceae family .the plant parts extracts in 70% methanol were tested against multidrug resistance strain E coli and S. aureus. arjunic acid arjungenin are some compounds of Terminalia arjuna are reported as antimicrobial compounds .100% concentration extract of Terminalia arjuna show the strong inhibition zones against S aureus i.e. 7mm,9mm,7mm,by leaves , bark and fruits extract respectively
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In recent years, multiple drug resistance in both human and plant pathogens has been developed due to indiscriminate use of synthetic drugs especially in developing countries .thus, a diverse arsenal of new antibacterial agents is urgently needed to combat the diminishing efficacy of existing antibiotics. Terminalia arjuna is a tree of combretaceae family .the plant parts extracts in 70% methanol were tested against multidrug resistance strain E coli and S. aureus. arjunic acid arjungenin are some compounds of Terminalia arjuna are reported as antimicrobial compounds .100% concentration extract of Terminalia arjuna show the strong inhibition zones against S aureus i.e. 7mm,9mm,7mm,by leaves , bark and fruits extract respectively
Key concepts: Terminalia arjuna, Combretaceae, Traditional medicine, Terminalia, Bark (sound), Antimicrobial, Biology, Antibiotics