ArticleVeterinary world2026
Combined ethanolic extracts of
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Background and Aim: Fasciolosis caused by Fasciola gigantica remains a major parasitic disease affecting ruminant livestock, leading to substantial economic losses through decreased productivity, liver condemnation, and mortality, while also posing a zoonotic threat. The prolonged and indiscriminate use of synthetic anthelmintics has contributed to the emergence of drug-resistant parasite populations, emphasizing the urgent need for alternative and sustainable control strategies. Medicinal plants rich in bioactive phytochemicals have gained attention as potential natural anthelmintic agents. Green tea (Camellia sinensis) contains tannins and catechins with antiparasitic properties, whereas turmeric (Curcuma longa) is rich in curcuminoids known to disrupt parasite metabolism and structural integrity. Therefore, this study aimed to evaluate the combined ovicidal and anthelmintic activities of ethanolic extracts of green tea and turmeric against F. gigantica under in vitro conditions. Materials and Methods: Adult worms and eggs of Results: The combined extracts demonstrated concentration- and time-dependent ovicidal and anthelmintic activities against Conclusion: Combined ethanolic extracts of green tea and turmeric exhibited significant ovicidal and anthelmintic activities against
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