In Vitro Screening of Selected Medicinal Plants for Their Anti-bacterial Efficacy Against Few Clinical Isolates

Abstract

Abstract From ancient times, plants have been the primary source of several phytochemicals that have been crucial in maintaining human health. A variety of antibiotics including secondary metabolites that plants produce while under stress. Due to the advent of several multi-drug resistant strains, commonly available antibiotics lost their effectiveness, and it became the second biggest cause of death globally. It was critical to create brand-new, highly efficient antibacterial medications from plant sources that were affordable, had fewer side effects, and worked quickly to treat bacterial illnesses. This study examines the effectiveness of nine methanolic plant extracts against nine bacterial diseases that are frequently caused by bacteria.