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Studies on in vitro interaction of ampicillin and polyalthia longifolia leaf ethyl acetate fraction (Pleaf) by checkerboard method against methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus (mrsa)
antimicrobial-resistancebiodefensebiomedical-and-clinical-sciencesemerging-infectious-diseasesinfectious-diseasespharmacology-and-pharmaceutical-sciences
Background: Polyalthia longifolia which originates from India is rich with various useful phytochemicals which are valuable for human health. Accordingly, the current study was conducted to evaluate the combinational antimicrobial activity of P. longifolia Ethyl Acetate Fraction (PLEAF) with ampicil
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