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Different concentrations of Chenopodium album leaves extract were examined against B.subtillus, S. aureus, P.aurogenosa and E. coli. Against B.subtillus, 100% concentration of extract has shown maximum zone of inhibition 11.0 mm (Table 1). Against S.aureus, 100% conc. of extract has shown maximum zone of inhibition 13.0mm. Against P. auerogenosa 75% conc. of extract has shown maximum zone of inhibition i.e. 9.75 mm after 8 hours.100% conc. of Chenopodium leave extract shows maximum zone of inhibition against E. coli. To compare the bacterial inhibition potentiality of crude extract of Chenopodium album, it is very necessary to compare with the standard antibiotic regimens. S. aureus and B.subtillus (gram positive) has been screened against tetracycline, ofloxacin, Azithromycin, Piperacillin, and against P. auerogenosa & E. coli (gram negative), Nitrofurantoin, Gentamycin, Cefotaxime and Norfloxacin were used. The zone of inhibition is recorded maximum in Norfloxacin i.e. 19 mm and minimum in Gentamycin i.e. 12 mm against P. auerogenosa. Against E. coli, the maximum zone of inhibition is recorded in Norfloxacin i.e. 18mm & minimum 11mm in Cefotaxime. Against S.aureus, 18mm zone of inhibition is observed in ofloxacin and azithromycin and minimum in tetracycline. However, against B. subtillus maximum zone of inhibition is 20 mm in Azithromycin and minimum in Piperacillin i.e. 16mm.

EVALUATION OF ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF DIFFERENT CONCENTRATIONS OF CHENOPODIUM ALBUM LEAVES EXTRACT