Planta Med. 58:688. Planta Med. Trans. • Treatment of Breast Myiasis Sores in Women: Study reports on the use of ethanolic extract of leaves, stems, and flowers of Ageratum conyzoides in women with breast myiasis. J. Anim. J. Essent. The antibiogram profiles of both S. aureus and P. aeruginosa were determined using disc diffusion method. INTRODUCTION. 2. Int. Ageratum microcarpum (Benth. 17:355358. 95:204206. Cetonic extracts of the species produced significant effects against the mosquito, Culex quinquefasciatus, in India, when applied to fourth instar larvae and adult females. (1990) and Liang et al. Ageratum conyzoides L. and Boerhaavia diffusa L. are important plants in many countries such as Asia ,West Africa, and South America respectively and these plants has been used for ages to treat various ailments [12,27]. 1993. and Ageratum conyzoides L. from Cameroon. Ageratum, is classified into two species, Ageratum latifolium and A. conyzoides.A. Saxena. Kalpana. conyzoides is found in several countries in tropical and sub-tropical regions. Lorenzi, H. 1982. 1991. A. conyzoides is an annual erect herb reported as an invasive, noxious weed in agricultural lands and as a coloniser of open fields and degraded areas, causing crop yield reductions and affecting biodiversity ( There is high variability in the secondary metabolities of A. conzyoide which include flavonoids, alkaloids, cumarins, essential oils, and tannins. 2nd ed. 1988. Ageratum conyzoides L. (Asteraceae) is annual herb used in traditional medicine in many countries in the world. Leaf type leaves are simple (i.e., lobed or unlobed but not separated into leaflets) Leaf arrangement opposite: there are two leaves per node along the stem Leaf blade edges the edge of the leaf blade has teeth ... Ageratum conyzoides … Each of the tiny flowers (i.e. Assays conducted in Colombia by Gonzalez et al. Caracterização farmacognóstica da droga e do extrato fluído de mentrasto, Ageratum conyzoides L. Lecta 11(1):63100. Family: Asteraceae. Morphine alkaloids are powerful pain relievers and narcotics (induces sleep or drowsiness). Ecosyst. The antibacterial effects of Ageratum conyzoides aqueous and alcoholic leaf extracts against Staphylococcus aureus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa were determined using spread plate, disc diffusion and tube dilution procedures. Vyas and Mulchandani (1980) reported the action of cromenes (precocenes I and II), isolated from Ageratum plants, which accelerate larval metamorphosis, resulted in juvenile forms or weak and small adults. In some countries the species is considered a weed, and control is often difficult (Lorenzi 1982; Scheffer 1990; Kalia and Singh 1993; Lam et al. Ageratum conyzoides is a noxious weed regarded as harmful allelopath for crops. ex Benth.) Asteraceae - Ageratum conyzoides (L.) L.. Family: Asteraceae. Apidologie 23:403413. Antimicrobial activity of certain sudanese plants used in folkloric medicine: Screening for antibacterial activity, part II. Ageratum conyzoides was originally introduced as a garden plant (and probably as a contaminant with other garden plant seeds) is widely utilised in traditional medicine systems wherever it grows (Okunade 2002). Mensah et al. These compounds have been shown to affect insect development, as antijuvenile hormones, resulting in sterile adults (Borthakur and Baruah 1987). Durodola, J.J. 1977. V. CONCLUSION The study on larvicidal activity of leaf extract of Ageratum conyzoidesand Hyptis suaveolensagainst A. aegyptishowed that the ethanolic leaf extracts of both plants can be used as … Sauerborn, J. and W. Kock. Trigo et al. Ageratum … Ann. ; A. latifolium Car. leaf (Ageratum conyzoides L.) with the concentration of 100% has the largest inhibition zone namely 16,25±0,66 mm and the inhibition zone is larger than control positive namely metrodinazole used as a comparison antibiotic from the extract of bandotan leaf (Ageratum conyzoides L.). (1988) identified 51 terpenoid compounds, including precocene I and precocene II. Ageratum conyzoides now is found in several countries in tropical and sub-tropical regions, including Brazil (Baker 1965; Lorenzi 1982; Correa 1984; Cruz 1985). Banyikwa, and M.A. Hemsl. and N.Br. Ageratum humile Salisb.. Ageratum latifolium Cav.. Ageratum meridanum V.M.Badillo. 64:580581. Anim. Sujatha, C.H., S. Nisar, and C. Jadhi. Magalhaes et al. Control. It is a tropical plant commonly found … The insecticide activity may be the most important biological activity of this species. Ageratum album Berol. Negrelle, R.R.B., D. Sbalchiero, and A.C. Cervi. (1988) found several alkaloids, including 1,2- desifropirrolizidinic and licopsamine which can have hepatotoxic activity. While in Kenya East Africa, it is used in traditional medicine for antiasthmatic, antispasmodic and haemostatic effects (Sharma and Sharma 20… Ageratum ranges from Southeastern North America to Central America, but the center of origin is in Central America and the Caribbean. A paste of the leaves is used as a poultice to remove thorns from the skin. Perkin. The synonyms of A. conyzoides include A. album Stend; A. caeruleum Hort. 5(1):113115. 50(1):2937. Baker, H.G. Ageratum conyzoides has bioactive activity that may have agricultural use, as shown by several research investigations in different countries. Basf Brasileira, São Paulo. 1993; Waterhouse 1993; Kshatriya et al. Ramanujam. Billygoat weed (Ageratum conyzoides) is mainly used to treat wounds and fever. Geophytology 17:237240. Assays conducted in Colombia by Gonzalez et al. 1987. Magalhaes, P.M., I. Montanari, and G.M. Duradola (1977) verified inhibitory activities of ether and chloroform extracts against in vitro development of Staphylococus aureus. The use of this species as a natural biocide or agent for pest management particularly requires further investigation. Revised structure of a natural flavone from Ageratum conyzoides. If you have any useful information about this plant, please leave a comment. web interface by Phytochemistry 32:10761077. leaf extract of Ageratum conyzoides on haematological indices in rats and to subsequently evaluate whether its ethnopharmacological uses particularly management of pneumonia, fever and rheumatism may have side effects such as destruction of blood cells, which is common with the use of most chemotherapeutics agents. Contribuição para o estudo formacognóstico do Ageratum conyzoides L. Rev. Comments have to be approved before they are shown here. Many of the secondary metabolites of this herb are biologically active (Ming, 1999). 1921. Rev. Name Retention time (min) Amount (mg/100g) 9-Octadecanamide 11.673 5.62869 Dihydro-oxo-demethoxyhaemanthamine 12.562 2.5946 Augustamine 13.974 7.61346 Oxoassoanine 15.037 1.96294 Criname-3-alpha-ol 16.251 … Physiol. ; A. obtusifolium Lam. 1993). 13:207209. Pharmacological properties of root and aerial parts extracts of Ageratum conyzoides on isolated ileum and heart. Scheffer. Seeds are positively photoblastic, and viability is often lost within 12 months (Marlks and Nwachuku 1986; Ladeira et al. In studies conducted by Borthakur and Baruah (1987) the essential oil of A. conyzoides has been shown to contain compounds that act as antijuvenile hormones in insects, effectively rendering them sterile, which would explain its use as an insecticide. 1993. 1988; Negrelle et al. 1992. (1988) in clinic trials with patients with arthrosis, administered aqueous extract of the whole plant, and reported analgesic effect in 66% of patients and improvement in articulation mobility in 24%, without side effect. Ming, and M.C. Ekundayo et al. Plantas daninhas do Brasil. Lee. Camberra. Zaidan, and R.C.L. Then crushed, squeezed drinking water. Benth. Acta Hort. The percentage mortality was higher in leaf extracts of Ageratum conyzoides than Hyptis suaveolens but there was no significant difference (p >0.05) between the mean mortality of the two plants extracts. Table 1: Alkaloids identified in the hexane leaf extract of Ageratum conyzoides extract by gas chromatography method, showing their retention time (RT) and amount (mg/100g). Weed Res. The insecticide activity may be the most important biological activity of this species. J. Inst. Caelestina latifolia (Cav.) Efeitos do Ageratum conyzoides Lineé no tratamento da artrose. 18(2):7073. Ageratum -leaf detail. Morphol. Species: Ageratum conyzoides (L.) L.. Eppo_code: AGECO. Very ornamental, it is often grown in gardens Ext. Teletoxic effect of some weeds on germination and initial growth of groundnut (Arachis hypogea). 1990. 1993, Paradkar et al. Kissmann, G. and D. Groth. and Cacalia mentrasto Vell. Gard. Choudhuri. A. conyzoides has quick and effective action in burn wounds and is recommended by Brazilian Drugs Central as an antirheumatic (Brasil 1989). It is gastro-protective, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, anti … 1989. Effect of Ageratum conyzoides on Chilo partelus Swinhoe (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae). The presence of A. conyzoides can also be used as an seed inhibitor, decreasing development of several herbaceous plants. People also do not understand the use of these leaves in the treatment to increase the platelet counts. Ageratum conyzoides L. (AC) is an annual herbaceous plant with a long history of traditional medicinal uses in many countries in the world, especially in the tropical and subtropical regions. Rao, and S.P. Bul. Name: ageratum conyzoides l. leaf extract: CAS Number: 85480-32-6: … Symp., Hisa, Vol. (1994), verified that plants of A. conyzoides in Citrus orchards sheltered predators of the spider Panonychus citri, suggesting that its development in orchards is beneficial. Missouri Bot. If you would like to support this site, please consider. Synthesis of NiO-NP using Ageratum conyzoides L. leaf extract Ageratum conyzoides L. leaf extract was added drop wise into Ni(NO 3) 2 by stirring at 80°C for 6 hours. Last update on 2019-06-13: Now containing 11906 plants. 1988). Menut, C., S. Sharma, and C. Luthra. Johnson (1971), classifies two subspecies, latifolium and conyzoides. Ageratum conyzoides L. (goat weed) belongs to the family Asteraceace. and N.B. (1993) reported similar yields of precocene I in the essential oil of plants collected in Ghana. The species is hermaphrodite (has both male and … Most taxa are found in Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, and Florida. Ageratum is derived from the Greek "a geras," meaning non-aging, referring to the longevity of the flowers or the whole plant. Goat weed (Ageratum conyzoides L.), or bandotan in Indonesia, is an herbaceous plant that broadly grows up in both subtropical as well as tropical areas. The leaf, stem, root, and flower of Ageratum conyzoides was used to evaluate its chemical profile. Investigations on predations mite resources in Citrus orchards in Guang Xi and their utilization. The higher the N level, the higher the biomass production (dry weight basis). http://www.hear.org/pier/scientificnames/index.html, Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. A common custom is to treat burns and wounds. Bioka, D., F.F. 57:578579. Shabana, N., S.I. In female adults, there was loss of fecundity, lower eggs production, and production of defective eggs (Saxena et al. The disc diffusion method was used. Polyoxigenated flavones from Ageratum conyzoides. Soc. GENERAL USES: The plant can be use … 1987. Liao, and T. Chang. Similar results were observed in larvae of Anopheles stephensi and Culex quinquefasciatus in others essays, confirming the antijuvenile potential of A. conyzoides (Saxena and Saxena 1992; Saxena et al. 1993. Yamamoto. 63 Table.1 Phytochemical composition of leaves and roots of Ageratum conyzoides Pyhtochemicals Leaf (mg/100g) Root (mg/100g) Alkaloids 26.80 1.08a 13.04 1.14d Flavonoids 21.24 1.85a 9.50 2.09d … Federal do Paraná. Ageratum conyzoides was originally introduced as a garden plant (and probably as a contaminant with other garden plant seeds) is widely utilised in traditional medicine systems wherever it grows (Okunade 2002). This toxic effect could be due to the alkaloid total especially to pyrrolizidine. The synergistic activity of the mixture of 200 mg/ml leaf … (Jaccoud 1961). In the present review, an attempt has been made to congregate the traditional, phytochemical and pharmacological studies done on an important medicinal plant, Ageratum conyzoides Linn. Jha and Dhakal (1990) in Nepal, reported that an aqueous extract of the aerial part or roots of this species (15 g of aerial part or 3 g of roots in 100 ml of water, during 24 h) inhibited germination of wheat and rice seeds while Prasad and Srivastava (1991) in India, reported a lower germination index in peanut seeds with aqueous extract. Cultivo de plantas medicinais, condimentares e aromáticas. Ageratum conyzoides has been used in folklore for the treatment of fever, pneumonia, cold, rheumatism, spasm, headache, and curing wounds. Prasad, K. and V.C. Laboratory assessment of indigenous plant extracts for anti-juvenile hormone activity in Culex quinquefasciatu. Pereira in 1929, cited by Jaccoud (1961), reported use of the leaves as an insect (moth) repellent. 1991. Ageratum conyzoides has been reported as a natural herbicide for weed control in paddy fields (Xuan et al., 2004). Vyas, A.V. 1990. Ageratum conyzoides, an herb found throughout the year, is generally considered as a weed: it causes reduction in soil productivity and leads to health hazards for cattle and humans. Bioka et al. The characterization UV-Vis spectrophotometer showed a typical peak of NiO-NP at maximum wavelength of 324 nm. In Cameroon and Congo, traditional use is to treat fever, rheumatism, headache, and colic (Menut et al. Colony nutrition on the Atherton tableland. It is in leaf from May to October, in flower from July to September. Characteristics and modes of origin of weeds. The species has been studied widely owing to its biological properties and its potential application in medicine and agriculture. (1990), using aqueous extract of the whole plant, verified reduction of larvae emergence of Meloidogyne incognita. It is hardy to zone (UK) 9. Ageratum humile Salisb.. Ageratum latifolium Cav.. Ageratum meridanum V.M.Badillo. Marks, M.K. 1994. The leaves of A. conyzoides have been used in the treatment of chronic pain and various inflammatory diseases [6].A. Agr. Bras. The essential oil of Ageratum conyzoides L. from Ghana. Ageratum conyzoides is an erect, herbaceous annual, 30 to 80 cm tall; stems are covered with fine white hairs, leaves are opposite, pubescent with long petioles and include glandular trichomes. NAME: Ageratum conyzoides FAMILY: Compositae COMMON NAMES: Goat weed, Billygoat-weed, chick weed, whiteweed LOCAL NAMES: Imi-esu, Ula ujula, Urata, Ahenhen, pig feces, macela francesa USEFUL PART(s): Whole plant, leaves, root. The plant extracts is reported to be a cardiodepressant on isolated rabbit heart, a neuromuscular blocker, hypertensive and calcium channel blocker [15]. 332:171176. and C.M. Cruz, G.L. Alkaloids also were found by Weindenfeld and Roder (1991) in a hexane extract of A. conyzoides in Africa. Dicionário das plantas úteis do Brasil, 3 ed. (1989) in Brazil evaluated fertilizer studies and plant density on biomass production of A. conzyzoides. Structure reinvestigation of conyzorigun, a new chromone from Ageratum conyzoides. Biol. Gravena, S., A. Coletti, and P.T. In Vietnamese, the plant is called cứt lợn due to … and A.C. Nwachuku. Garcia. Aromatic plants of tropical central Africa, Part XChemical composition of essential oils of Ageratum houstonianum Mill. This plant has also shown … Prospects for biological control of paddy weeds in southeast Asia and some recent success in the biological control of aquatic weed. Horie, T., H. Tominaga, and Y. Kawamura. (1987) in Brazil, reported three cumarinic compounds, including 1-2 benzopirone. p. 8990. Influence of green cover with Ageratum conyzoides and Eupatorium pauciflorum on predatory and phytophagous mites in citrus. 1989. The antibacterial effects of Ageratum conyzoides aqueous and alcoholic leaf extracts against Staphylococcus aureus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa were determined using spread plate, disc … Analgesic effects of a crude extract of Ageratum conyzoides in the rat. 1989. Jaccoud, R.J.S. Poir. To prevent health problems, Indonesian natives used traditional herbs, such as Ageratum conyzoides (billygoat weeds). Recommendation for ageratum conyzoides leaf extract flavor usage levels up to: not for flavor use. leaf (Ageratum conyzoides L.) with the concentration of 100% has the largest inhibition zone namely 16,25±0,66 mm and the inhibition zone is larger than control positive namely metrodinazole used as a comparison antibiotic from the extract of bandotan leaf (Ageratum conyzoides … The studied samples showed the presence of alkaloids, flavonoids and some constituents of flavonoids, … conyzoides has a pantropical distribution. Phytochemistry 30:11371139. Traditional communities in India use this species as a bacteriocide, antidysenteric, and antilithic (Borthakur and Baruah 1987), and in Asia, South America, and Africa, aqueous extract of this plant is used as a bacteriocide (Almagboul 1985; Ekundayo et al. 1993. The stems and leaves are covered in short, white hairs (Kaur et al., 2012). It is used for wound dressing, curing various skin diseases, ophthalmic, colic, ulcers treatment, as purgative and febrifuge [9]. Pereira in 1929, cited by Jaccoud (1961), reported use of the leaves as an insect (moth) repellent. In Reunion, the whole plant is used as an antidysenteric (Vera 1993). Ageratum conyzoides was used to treat epilepsy by traditional healers in Tanzania. Akisue, and L.O. Res. ABSTRACT : The leaves of Ageratum conyzoides had been reportedly used in traditional medicine in the treatment of diarrhea. the involucral bracts are glabrous or sparsely pubescent). PHYTOCHEMISTRY OF AGERATUM CONYZOIDES 3.1 Monoterpenes and sesquiterpenes So far, a total of 51 constituents have been reported from the analysis of the Ageratum oil sample from Nigeria as the highest which include 20 monoterpenes (6.6%) of which 1% of it contains sabinene, 1.6% contains β-pinene and β-phellandrene, 2.9% contains 1.8-cineole and limonene, 0.6% contains terpenen-4-ol and … Economic and other uses. Ageratum conyzoides. Indian J. Med. 1988. Weed Science Int. (1991… Penna, A. Sci. Ind. Mensah, M., E.V. (Resumos). Univ. Several pharmacological investigations have been conducted to determine efficacy. Phytochemistry 25:26252627. 1971. The fruit is an achene with an aristate pappus and is easily dispersed by wind. Leaves are used as a diuretic in urinary diseases, and in Mauritius, the leaves are used to treat … The hepatotoxic effect after oral administration of the leaves ethanolic extract has been shown in Wistar albino rats upon three regimen doses, i.e., 200, 400, and 600 mg/kg of bodyweight within 21 days. Vera (1993), in Reunion, found ageratocromene, other cromenes, and beta cariophylene in its essential oil. Civilização Brasileira, Rio de Janeiro. Mishra. Mulchadani. Achola, K.J., R.W. Ageratum microcarpum (Benth. 1984. Toxicity of Leaf Extracts of Ageratum conyzoides to Lepidoptera Pests of Horticultural Crops. 1996. 1994). Recomendações técnicas para o cultivo das plantas medicinais selecioandas pelo Projeto de Fitoterapia do SUDS-Paraná. Munenge, and A.M. Mwaura. Mulchandani. Curitiba, SESA, FCMR-GPC-PFS. 26(3):151157. Borthakur, N. and A.K.S. Araújo Penna Filhos, Rio de Janeiro. Positive preliminary clinical assays of A. conyzoides clearly demonstrate that this species may be an important economic resource in several tropical countries. Ladeira et al. Essential oil of Ageratum conyzoides. 1994. Hoehnea 15:5362. (1991) obtained biomass yields of 3.3 to 5.3 t (fresh wt)/ha. The species contains alkaloids, mainly the pirrolizidinic group, which suggest that it may be a good candidate for pharmacological studies. 1988). (1993) reported hexametoxyflavone. 28(1):4752. of North-East India. ex Oerst. 1986. 1987. 1994. 1993; Bioka et al. Correa Jr. et al. Nickel Oxide nanoparticles (NiO-NP) have been successfully synthesized using Ageratum conyzoides L. leaf extract via green method. Search for precocenes in Ageratum conyzoides Linn. Bandotan spread in some areas in Indonesia was and had several different names for each area, including: babadotan (Sundanese), wedusan (Java) and so on. And licopsamine which can be use … Drinking Ageratum conyzoides ( L. )..... 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