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Open Access Review Article
Use of medicinal plants to control Haemonchus contortus infection in small ruminants Qadir Sawleha, A. K. Dixit, Pooja Dixit.
| A B S T R A C T | R E F E R E N C E S | Cited by (1) | | Abstract
Haemonchus contortus is singly the most important of all the gastrointestinal nematodes that constrain the survival and productivity of sheep and goats owned by rural poor farmers in the developing world. This haematophagus parasite is infamous throughout the humid tropics/subtropics, being responsible for acute disease outbreaks with high levels of mortalities, particularly in young animals. Costs associated with control of this parasite in India, have been estimated to be US$ 103 million. H. contortus is also prominent amongst the reports of anthelmintic resistance that has emerged in all countries of the world that produce small ruminants. This emergence of multiple anthelmintic resistances has provided a spur for research on alternative forms of control. Recent surveys in developing countries have identified many plants that are intended and have the potential to be used as anthelmintics. This paper reviews the use of some medicinal plants as anthelmintics against H. contortus infection in small ruminants. Key words: Control, Gastro-intestinal parasitism, Haemonchus contortus, Medicinal plants, Small ruminants, Herbal antiparasitic, Ethnoveterinary
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| How to Cite this Article | | Pubmed Style Sawleha Q, Dixit AK, Dixit P. Use of medicinal plants to control Haemonchus contortus infection in small ruminants. Vet World. 2010; 3(11): 515-518. doi:10.5455/vetworld.2010.515-518
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AMA (American Medical Association) StyleSawleha Q, Dixit AK, Dixit P. Use of medicinal plants to control Haemonchus contortus infection in small ruminants. Vet World. 2010; 3(11): 515-518. doi:10.5455/vetworld.2010.515-518
Vancouver/ICMJE StyleSawleha Q, Dixit AK, Dixit P. Use of medicinal plants to control Haemonchus contortus infection in small ruminants. Vet World. (2010), [cited May 21, 2013]; 3(11): 515-518. doi:10.5455/vetworld.2010.515-518
Harvard StyleSawleha, Q., Dixit, A. K. & Dixit, P. (2010) Use of medicinal plants to control Haemonchus contortus infection in small ruminants. Vet World, 3 (11), 515-518. doi:10.5455/vetworld.2010.515-518
Turabian StyleSawleha, Qadir, A. K. Dixit, and Pooja Dixit. 2010. Use of medicinal plants to control Haemonchus contortus infection in small ruminants. Veterinary World, 3 (11), 515-518. doi:10.5455/vetworld.2010.515-518
Chicago StyleSawleha, Qadir, A. K. Dixit, and Pooja Dixit. "Use of medicinal plants to control Haemonchus contortus infection in small ruminants." Veterinary World 3 (2010), 515-518. doi:10.5455/vetworld.2010.515-518
MLA (The Modern Language Association) StyleSawleha, Qadir, A. K. Dixit, and Pooja Dixit. "Use of medicinal plants to control Haemonchus contortus infection in small ruminants." Veterinary World 3.11 (2010), 515-518. Print. doi:10.5455/vetworld.2010.515-518
APA (American Psychological Association) StyleSawleha, Q., Dixit, A. K. & Dixit, P. (2010) Use of medicinal plants to control Haemonchus contortus infection in small ruminants. Veterinary World, 3 (11), 515-518. doi:10.5455/vetworld.2010.515-518
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