Plants produce potent constitutive and induced antifungal compounds to complement the
structural barriers to microbial infection. A wide spectrum of compound classes has been …

Since the plant kingdom provides a useful source of lead compounds of novel structure, a
wide-scale investigation of species from the tropics has been considered. Plants are rich …

Due to many reasons, potent and new antifungal agents are still required, especially for the
large populations of immunocompromised patients; it is lifesaving to protect them from …

A new spectrum of human fungal infections is increasing due to increased cancer, AIDS, and
immunocompromised patients. The increased use of antifungal agents also resulted in the …

Fungi are ubiquitous in the environment, and fungal infections have become more frequent.
Medicinal plants are well-known natural sources for the treatment of various diseases since …

Recent years have witnessed emergence of resistance to azoles and other antifungal
compounds. Moreover, the existing antifungal compounds for the contemporary clinicians …

In this chapter, informations on the recent advances regarding antifungal activity of natural
products obtained from plants collected directly from their natural habitat or from plant cell …

Search for new antifungal compounds from higher plants Page 1 Pure &App/. Chern., Vol. 66,
Nos lO/ll, pp. 2231-2234, 1994. Printed in Great Britain. Q 1994 IUPAC Search for new antifungal …

Introduction Secondary metabolites, also called specialized metabolites, are essential in
defense and cell-to-cell communication that play a significant role in pharmacotherapy …

Fungal pathogens are increasing their vicinity and able to cause serious systemic and local
infection in human beings. Although there are a few antifungal drugs available in the market …