Methanol extracts of leaves possess antimalarial effects and normalizes haematological and biochemical status of -passaged mice.

The resistance of species to many available antimalarials calls for a continuous search for newer antimalarial agents. One possible source of new antimalarials is from natural sources such as Lam (Rutaceae), a medicinal plant used traditionally for treating malaria in South-Eastern Nigeria, Uganda and Asia. To investigate the application of methanol extracts of in combating malaria infection and its associated disorders.