Static bioassay with Liza parsia exposed to DDVP, an organophosphate
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Abstract
DDVP, a water-soluble organophosphateinsecticide, is widely used in the Kolleru
region of Andhra Pradesh for the control of
ectoparasites, such as Lernea and Argulus,
on fishes (Muthu el al. 1988). DDVP is used
as medicine in salmon farming against the
sea lice. The use of this chemical in salmon
fanning, however, appears to have deleterious
effects on marine invertebrates (Egidius
and Moester 1987). Stephanie Pain (1989)
linked the epidemic of eye disease in salmon
of the wild to the use of this chemical in
farms. Acute toxicity tests of DDVP were,
therefore, conducted on Liza parsia. Among
mullets, Liza parsia, along with Mugil cephalus,
has gained considerable importance in
fish culture because of its resistance to
environmental changes and easy availability.
It was, therefore, selected for this study.
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Mohapatra, B. C., & Noble, A. (2011). Static bioassay with Liza parsia exposed to DDVP, an organophosphate. Indian Journal of Fisheries, 38(3), 194-197. https://epubs.icar.org.in/index.php/IJF/article/view/10403