Research Article

Preliminary Study on the Antibacterial Activities and Antibacterial Guided Fractionation of Some Common Medicinal Plants Practices in Itum Bahal, Kathmandu Valley of Nepal

Table 2

Measurement of the bacterial zone of inhibition shown by fifteen investigated plant samples.

Concentrations (1 mg/disc)Zone of inhibition (mm)
SamplesS. aureusB. subtilisE. coliS. typhi

A. catechuNDNDNDND
A. rugataNDNDNDND
B. utilisNDNDNDND
C. sativaNDNDNDND
C. repensNDNDNDND
D. propinquaNDNDNDND
E. sphaericusNDNDNDND
F. megacarpumNDNDNDND
F. religiosaNDNDNDND
M. repandus10.00 ± 0.5713.00 ± 0.5716.33 ± 0.6621.66 ± 0.32
N. nuciferaNDNDNDND
P. guajavaNDNDNDND
Q. infectoria30.33 ± 0.3225.66 ± 0.6612.00 ± 0.5714.00 ± 0
T. sinensisNDNDNDND
V. negundoNDNDNDND
Amoxicillin32.33 ± 2.1817.66 ± 0.3200
Norfloxacin0011.00 ± 0.6630.00 ± 0.87

All the values represented mean ± SEM (n = 3). ND indicates ZOI are not detected at the examined concentration.