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The efficacy of herbal

extract on equine
strongylidosis.
M. Cernea, L. Cernea, +4 authors L. M. Carvalho • Published 2010 •
Biology

Between December 2009 April 2010, was tested in vitro 5

hidroalcoolic herbal extract in order to determining the
effectiveness of these on strongyls eggs and larva. The Strongyls
was isolated from 28 horses’ faecal samples and were performed
eggs hatching assay EHA and larval development assay LDA.
With hidroalcoolic extract of Satureja hortensis and Ocimum
basilicum, using EHA and LDA assay the value of LC50 was high,
which shows reduced its effectiveness on strongyls eggs and
larvae. Using the Arthemisia absinthium hidroalcoolic solution in
EHA resulted a LC50 of 35.9413% and 22.7616% by LDA test
which reveals average effective against strongyls eggs and
larvae. In hidroalcoolic solution of Inula helenium and Allium
sativum were obtained lowest values of LC50, which show good
efficacy against strongyls. Collapse

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