2025 Vol. 31 No.1 PP 49-52
https://doi.org/10.33451/florafauna.v31i1pp49-52
Antimicrobial activities of bacterial endophytes associated with Pakhangba leiton (Euphorbia hirta), an ethnomedicinal plant of Manipur, India
Shantirani Thokchom, Debananda S. Ningthoujam and *Saikat Mukherjee
Department of Biochemistry,
Manipur University, IMPHAL- 795003 (MANIPUR) INDIA
*Corresponding Author : E-mail : mukherjeesaikat333@gmail.com
ABSTRACT
There is potential for isolation of novel bacterial endophytes and purification of secondary metabolites for pharmacological as well as agroactive applications. We have isolated endophytic bacteria from Pakhangba leiton (Euphorbia hirta), an ethnomedicinal plant of Manipur. Among these bacterial isolates, 5 (PL19, PL7, PS31, PS22, and PS11) strains exhibited potent antibacterial activities. PL19 and PS11 showed antibacterial activities in both primary and secondary screening.

KEY WORDS : Antimicrobial activities, Ethnomedicinal plants, Manipur
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