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From: Efficacy and toxicity of thirteen plant leaf acetone extracts used in ethnoveterinary medicine in South Africa on egg hatching and larval development of Haemonchus contortus

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Percentage egg hatch inhibition (mean ± SE) of different concentration of acetone leaf extracts from 13 plant species ( AD; A. dimidiata; BD;B. discolor, CA; C. anisata, CG; C. glabrum, CD; C. dregei, HT; H. trifoliata, IF; I. frutescens, LS; L. sericea, ML; M. lanceolata, MA; M. azedarach, MG; M. grandis, SM; S. mitis, ZC; Z. capense). Albendazole was the positive control leading to 100% inhibition even at the lowest concentration (0.008 μg/ml) used. The negative control DMSO led to < 10% inhibition.

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