In vitro and in vivo anti-malarial activity of Boerhavia elegans and Solanum surattense

Malaria Journal

Table 1 Names and origins of the selected plants of Iran

Family	Species	Locality (province)	Date of collection	Some traditional uses (Jorjani, 1992; Khorasani, 1992; Avicenna, 2004)	Voucher no.
Nyctaginaceae	*Boerhavia elegans*	S & B	March, 2005	Dysmenorrhea, urinary tract and intestinal infections, inflammation	CH-3
Solanaceae	*Solanum surattense*	S & B	March, 2005	Antipyretic, inflammation	CH-45
Solanaceae	Solanum alatum	Khouzestan	October, 2007	Headache, infection, wound healing, dysentery	74-10
Fabaceae	*Prosopis juliflora*	Khouzestan	October, 2007	Fever, inflammation	74-32
Moraceae	Ficus bengalensis	Khouzestan	May, 2007	Wound healing, sedative, anti-rheumatism, inflammation	74-31
Moraceae	Ficus carica	Khouzestan	May, 2007	Ascites, a Anemia, inflamation	74-46
Rutaceae	Citrus limon	Khouzestan	May, 2007	disinfectant, rheumatism, inflammation	74-35
Moraceae	Morus alba	Khouzestan	May, 2007	Antipyretic, diuretic, laxative	74-38
Fabaceae	Acacia farnesiana	Khouzestan	May, 2007	wound healing, analgesic	74-37
Rutaceae	Citrus aurantifolia Swingle	Fars	September, 2007	Disinfectant, sedative, cold, appetite,	78-3

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