Generally we test all the organic fractions in search of activity based compound (e.g. for pesticidal activity we generally prepare organic fractions for different plant parts and select the most active fraction for phytochemical analysis) but in attached paper there is a short-cut where single plant part is selected for fraction preparation based on activity shown by ethanol extract....is this method same acceptable?
Olga Lock
In this case it is supposed they have had many other assays before to decide to work as they reported. The normal is to work with the various parts of the plants, try a quick assays to determine the most active extract and finally do the Phytochemical analysis with the most active. Is it clear?.
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