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Table 2 Antimycobacterial activity of experimental plants using colony count method

From: Evaluation of the antimycobacterial activity of crude extracts and solvent fractions of selected Ethiopian medicinal plants

Concentration of extract (mg/ml)

CFU/ml

DMSO ƚ

P. stellatum CHCl3 extract

P. stellatum MeOH extract

O. integrifolia CHCl3 extract

O. integrifolia MeOH extract

DMSO ǂ

V. amygdalina CHCl3 extract

C. edulis CHCl3 extract

P. americana MeOH extract

P. americana acetone extract

2.50

583

0

0

0

0

354

0

0

0

0

1.25

1194

0

0

0

0

476

0

0

72

0

0.625

2944

0

0

0

0

488

62

43

197

84

0.312

4000

0

0

0

150

742

166

168

64

282

0.156

5944

0

100

334

270

800

260

208

103

94

0.078

8444

0

277

566

650

817

242

222

66

89

0.039

9345

0

302

860

1050

871

496

435

94

344

0.019

1122

100

351

360

886

1275

1033

552

89

1028

0.009

12333

100

421

3334

1334

1517

1733

742

80

28

0.005

19861

100

450

3389

3889

958

2013

813

578

1120

0.0024

16944

100

200

3445

6389

1100

2438

1206

698

1249

Mean ± SEM

7519.45

±

1984.82

36.36***

±

15.21

191.00***

±

53.90

1117.00***

±

447.7

1329.00

***

±

608.3

854.36

±

351.01

767.55

±

269.50

399.00

±

117.99

185.55 ***

±

69.34

392.50*

±

147.7

  1. Experiments were carried out in triplicate and results are expressed as means of three replicate experiments. ƚ = Solvent CFU for chloroform and methanol extracts of P. stellatum and O. integrifolia; ǂ = Solvent CFU for chloroform extract of V. amygdalina and C. edulis and 80% methanol and acetone extract of P. Americana,; MeOH = methanol. * = α < 0.05, *** = α < 0.001