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Fungi are considered to be one of the potential health hazards to animals including humans. Annually, fungal diseases are responsible for over 1.5 million deaths and infecting over a billion people worldwide. Candida, Cryptococcus, Pneumocystisand Aspergillus are the main fungal genera responsible for such infections1. The occurrence of life-threatening fungal infections has increased in immune-compromised AIDS patients, blood cancer, neonates, and organ transplants2,3. Fungal infections present a possible danger to health worldwide owing to their elevated mortality and morbidity rate 4. Mortality associated with the fungal disease is similar to that of tuberculosis (more than 1.6 million) and above 3-fold more than malaria 1.

A Recent Report on ‘Plants with Anti-Candida Properties’