Over population are using herbal medicines, Plant medicines may be beneficial, but are not completely harmless. This study was conducted in microbiology labs. Of art and science faculty - al-marj - university of Benghazi. The purpose of this study was to assay the effect of antimicrobial activity of warm Aqueous and ethanol solvent of Thymus vulgaris, Globularia alypium, Phagnalon rupestre L. and Peganum harmala Extracts against different microbial isolates of pathogenic bacteria gram negative (Escherichia coli and Klebsiella penomniae), and gram positive Staphylococcus aureus that may Causing Urinary tract Infection. All isolates were identified at educational El marj Hospital. The results obtained showed a significant inhibiting effect of the ethanolic and warm Aqueous extracts against both gram negative and gram positive bacteria were studied. The results were shown that the effect of Thymus vulgaris, Globularia alypium, and Phagnalonrupestre L., and Peganum harmala of water and ethanol extract tested with various concentrations appeared stimulations effect on the growth rate of bacteria tested.
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