Abstract
Ethno Pharmacological Relevance: The root of Cassia alata had been preferentially used early this century in the south - south Nigeria, especially in Old Calabar province as an abortifacient by women, for the termination of early p regnancy with apparent success. Some studies and investigations have been carried ou t on the seeds, leaves, barks and pods of Cassia species and in particular, the seeds, leaves and barks of Cassia alata have been studied to a greater extent but a few study had been reported on the pharmacologica l and toxicology properties of Cassia alata . roots. Aims of the Study: This study investigated the acute toxicity effect (i.p. LD 50 ) of ethanolic Original Research Article
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