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shows the secondary lamella of gill from Liza Abu a period 15 day of exposure to 0.02mg /L of chlorpyrifos (A) Hyperplasia( B) Necrosis (C) clubbing shape (D) Vaculation of gill (E) Shortening of the secondary lamella (F)) Separation of secondary lamella (Magnification :x400).

shows the secondary lamella of gill from Liza Abu a period 15 day of exposure to 0.02mg /L of chlorpyrifos (A) Hyperplasia( B) Necrosis (C) clubbing shape (D) Vaculation of gill (E) Shortening of the secondary lamella (F)) Separation of secondary lamella (Magnification :x400).

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Fig-2-shows the secondary lamella of gill from Liza Abu a period 15 day...
Fig.-4-shows the secondary lamella of gill from Liza Abu forr a period...
Fig -1-There was no histological changes in the muscle tissues of fish...
Fig -4-The histological changes in muscle tissues of Liza Abu under...
Histological Alternation of the Gills and Muscles organs of Fresh Water Fish Liza Abu (Heackl, 1843) after Exposure to sub-lethal concentration of Organophosphates' Chlorpyrifos pesticides
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  • Aug 2021
In the current study, the fresh water fish Liza Abu exposed to sub-lethal concentration of (0,0.02,0.04,0.08) mg /L of Chlorpyrifos pesticides for a period 15 days of exposure to investigate the toxic effect of the pesticide on fish organs included gills and muscles. Observed through the histological sections that there were different levels of deg...
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