Multiresistant bacteria isolated from domestic and wild animals with skin lesions were susceptible to native plants from Southern Brazil.

We evaluated the chemical composition, toxicity, and antibacterial activity of (SCH), (EUG), (PER), (EQU), (SOL), and (BRA). These plants were tested (7.5-0.

protection of the marjoram ( Linn.) essential oil in the cutaneous sporotrichosis by .

Thirty Wistar rats subcutaneously infected by an itraconazole-resistant received the oral daily treatment ( = 10, each) of control (CTL, saline solution), itraconazole (ITZ, 10 mg/kg) and marjoram essential oil (MRJ, 80 mg/kg) for 30 days. Weekly, the clinical evaluation and euthanasia for histopathology and fungal burden were performed. Only animals from MRJ evolved to the remission of the cutaneous lesion with a mild to absent presence of yeasts in footpad, besides decreased the fungal burden in the systemic organs compared to CTL and ITZ ( < 0.