Title of article
Histopathological Effects Of Black Molly Fish Poecilia latipinna Exposed By Trifluralin
Author/Authors
Haba, Mukhtar Khamis University of Baghdad - College of science for women - Department of biology, Iraq
From page
223
To page
230
Abstract
Sublethal concentrations of herbicide trifluralin were investigated with black molly fish Poecilia latipinna. Fish were exposed to ( 0.09,0.18,0.28 trifluralin m/L) for 30 days toxicity test. Trifluralin caused many histopathological effects in gill, liver and kidney. Gill disorders include hypertrophy of chloride cells, hyperplasia, lifting of epithelial cells and fusion of secondary lamellae. Liver suffered from herbicide as swelling of hepatocytes, infiltration of leukocytes, necrosis and fibrosis. Kidney also affected by trifluralin,Degeneration, hypertrophied cells and narrowing of the tubular lumen, shrinkage of the glomerulus, hyperplasia, hyalinization, Atrophied of tubular cells with Oedema
Journal title
Al-Kufa University Journal For Biology
Journal title
Al-Kufa University Journal For Biology
Record number
2683088
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