The Antihelminth Effect and Economic Efficiency of Clover and Absinth
| Autor: | Heydar, Maharramov Saleh |
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| Jazyk: | angličtina |
| Rok vydání: | 2018 |
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| Zdroj: | Volume: 1, Issue: 1 38-42 Journal of Apitherapy and Nature |
| ISSN: | 2667-4734 |
| Popis: | There are appliedchemical substances against the helminthes which parasitize in sheep. Thesemassively applied ant-helminthes are excreted from the organism late along withexerting an influence of 1 direction on the organism of an animal that itsometimes has a cumulative effect on them. We investigated the antihelminthiceffect of the plants (clover, absinth) which influence animals in a complexway, are excreted from the organism soon and spread widely in AutonomousRepublic. Trifolium pretense L. whichwe use in our experiences and constitutes the basis of fodder of animals, isperennial herbs-with three leaves and its blossoms are collected in the headblossom group. Artemisia absinthum is mainly used in the treatment ofcestodoses by being known as antihelminthic plant since ancient times. ln ourresearch work we investigated the antihelminthic effects and economicefficiencies of clover and absinth in the condition of in vitro and in vivo, atthe same time, by grazing the animals which were naturally infected with thehelminthes, in the area with the same plants. Plants thoroughly set animalsfree from parasites by having antihelminthic effect in the high level in theform of separate and together grazing. |
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