Effect of Butea monosperma on egg per gram of faeces of artificially induced Ascaridia galli infection in indigeneous chicken

Experiment was carried out to assess the efficacy of ethanolic, hydroethanolic and aqueous extract Butea monosperma leaves on Ascaridia galli infection in indigeneous birds. A total sixty chicks were randomly selected that divided into three groups twelve with 6 birds each group. The then artificially infected @ 1000 eggs/bird. Ethanolic orally fed Group I, II, III at 100, 500 mg/kg body weight, IV, V, VI weight VII, VIII, IX respectively while Positive control group left untreated served as control. standard Piperazine also maintained. fecal egg count (FEC) conducted weekly basis. pre-treatment values FEC all found negative from day 0 44 after inducing infection. post treatment significantly (p