Evaluation of the lethality of fractional extracts of Artemisia vulgaris on the Artemia salina larvae.
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Author:
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, HOANG THANH CHI, BUI THI KIM LY
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Abstract:
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Objective: To test the lethality of Artemisia vulgaris fractional extracts on Artemia salina larvae.
Methods: A brine shrimp lethal assay was performed in two timelines of treatment exposure to detect bio-effects in different fractions of the extract.
Results: The extracts had a significant impact after 24 hours of exposure, with LC50 values of 183.60 ± 7.40; 164.50 ± 9.10; 264.80 ± 19.20 and 511.30 ± 31.10 183.60 ± 7.40; 164.50 ± 9.10; 264.80 ± 19.20 and 511.30 ± 31.10 (µg/mL) for chloroform, n-hexane, ethyl acetate, and water, respectively.
Conclusion: The chloroform and n-hexane extracts had the most effective lethality on larvae viability.
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Keyword:
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Artemisia vulgaris, Artemia, toxicity, brine shrimp lethalty.
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DOI:
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https://doi.org/10.31838/ijpr/2022.14.02.002
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