T N Tiwari, J Varma, N K Dubey, J P Chansouria, Z Ali
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Pharmacological evaluation of some bioactive plant products on albino rats.
The study comprises the pharmacological trials with essential oils of Caesulia axillaris, Ocimum gratissimum and Mentha arvensis which have shown strong antifungal property. The biochemical analysis of blood and serum of albino rats fed with the oil treated diet for sixty days exhibited nonanimal toxic nature of the oils. The study reveals the possibility of further exploitation of the oils as safe antifungal agents of plant origin.
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