Abstract

SENSITIVITY PATTERNS OF SOME FLOWERING PLANTS GAINST SALMONELLA TYPHI AND PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA

Dr. S. Jenifer*, S. Priya, D. Kezia Laveena, S. John Sundar Singh, J. Jeyasree

ABSTRACT

The medicinal plants have been collected form wild resources and only some species used in larger quantities are cultivated systematically. Many medicinal plants, which were ignored in the past years, but the number of plants still formed in the wild is progressively declining the medicinal value with this situation to acquiring from the wild sources in more important recent trends. Reported increasingly the antimicrobial properties of medicinal plants from different parts of the world. On this basis, the present investigation was focused on the screening of antimicrobial properties of Asystasia indica, Asystasia gangetica, Thunbergia alata on selected Pathogenic bacteria. The main objectives of this work use as follow To Screen the antimicrobial properties of these plants on selected micro organisms. To determine the effectiveness of inhibition on microbes by comparing its activitywith known antibiotics.

Keywords: Sensitivity pattern, Inhibition, Antibiotics, Asystasia gangetica.