Antimicrobial activity of Goniothalamus grandiflorous

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The extracts of stem bark, leaves and flowers of Goniothalamus grandiflorous were screened against six Gram positive and six Gram negative bacteria, a parasite, and four fungi. All extracts were found to be active against all the bacteria and some fungi. The flower and the leaf extracts exhibited a superior level of antibacterial activity. The flower and bark extracts were active against T. mentagrophytes. Isoaltholactone isolated from the leaves, was the active principle and exhibited a good level of activity against the tested organisms.

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Khan, M. R., Komine, K., & Omoloso, A. D. (1999). Antimicrobial activity of Goniothalamus grandiflorous. Pharmaceutical Biology, 37(5), 340–342. https://doi.org/10.1076/phbi.37.5.340.6049

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