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The Anticicrobial screening of a Barbadian medicinal plant with indications for use in the treatment of diabetic wound infections

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Carrington, S. [et al]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2012Action note:

8/29/13 SANDRAW

Summary: Presents the results of investigation to test the ability of Justicia secunda (Bloodroot) used in folklore for wound healing, to aid diabetic wound healing by antimicrobial activity.

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Presents the results of investigation to test the ability of Justicia secunda (Bloodroot) used in folklore for wound healing, to aid diabetic wound healing by antimicrobial activity.