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The use of plants and herbs in the treatment of diseases are almost universal in underdeveloped societies and are often more affordable than purchasing expensive modern pharmaceuticals. Most countries in the world greatly rely on traditional medicines in their primary health care where the major contribution invariably comes from medicinal plants and their preparations. Besides, a great number of modern medicines, including cardiotonic steroid, digitoxin and anticancer drugs, vincristine and vinblastine, were discovered by deliberate systematic research on medicinal plants. Thus, chemical and biological investigation of medicinal plants for the development of new and more effective therapeutic agents continued to draw the attention of scientists for a long time back. Bangladesh has a rich heritage of more than 500 medicinal plants (Yusuf et al., 1994). Many of these plants are extensively used for multifarious purposes and in diverse preparations by Ayuved-Unani and Homeopathic practitioners as well as Village Kobiraj, Street Vendors and Tribal people.

Antimicrobial and analgesic activity of leaf extracts of Phyllanthus reticulatus Poir. (Family- Euphorbiaceae)