EFFECT OF NUVANON HAEMATOLOGICAL COMPOUND OF INDIAN MAJOR CARP LABEO ROHITA
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The rohu, Labeorohita, is an importantfreshwater fish. The rohu occurs throughout northern and central India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Myanmar and Pakistan. It is an important aquacultured freshwater species in South Asia. Rohu is being cultivated in small aquatic waterbodies as well as in artificial tanks in rural parts of Jabalpur. On the other hand nuvan, a organophosphate pesticide,isbeing used on a variety of crops including wheat, cotton, maize, potato, soybean, and sugar beet. It is primarily used against lepidopteran insectsas well as against wheat and cabbage aphids. Extensive uses of this pesticide has increased its content in the soil and also in aquatic bodies in rural areas of India. The present study is focused on effects of nuvan on Rohu fish, being cultivated in and around Jabalpur on fish hematology and histological changes. The in vitro study will come up with knowledge of toxic values of the pesticide as well as will help the fish cultivators of the local area.
e identified during the study. Among all these classes the listed phytoplankton such as Oscillatoria Sp., Tetraedron Sp., Navicula Sp., Nitzschia Sp., Euglena Sp.,and zooplankton such as Ceriodaphnia Sp.,Cyclops Sp., Tropocyclops Sp., Brachionus Sp. and Platias Sp. were recorded as a dominant genera in Pariyat Lake. The study was carried out monthly but was tabulated seasonally by using statistical method.sent and future of e-commerce business taking into consideration demonetization. There is a difference in long term and short term impacts because situation will become better with the increase in online payments and awareness in people regarding digitization. Digital market is the future, and we expect it to make our business efficient in the long run of our economy. There are many other social as well as economic factors that affect e-commerce after demonetization.
his review the synthesis, properties, applications, scaling-up issues and solutions of BDF are addressed in length and breadth. The review is based on the selected accounts of the up to date research carried in the field of biodiesel. The selected accounts have the potential for a smarter process of a smarter fuel for a smarter and safer environment.
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