Muhammad Z. Khan

Induced effect of pesticide permethrin and biosal on agama lizard

Neem extract base formulation biosal, cholinesterase and proteinic activity, liver and kidney, agama lizard

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Produktbeschreibung

Pesticides have harmful effects on biodiversity. The present study was included the induced effects of permethrin and Biosal, against Agama lizard. It was observed that at the dose of 0.1% and 1% permethrin treated lizards, a total reduction in protein contents was found to be 42, 53% in kidney and 7.4, 10% in liver respectively. In the case of Biosal, animals were treated with 25 and 50% concentration and 0.36, 3.56% in kidney and 1.68, 2.2% in liver, protein content reduction was observed respectively, as compared to the control. The cholinesterase was found to be inhibited by 17, 19% in kidney and 18, 24% in liver, respectively, when the animals were treated with permethrin at aforesaid doses. In the case of biosal, inhibition of cholinesterase was found as13.6, 18% in kidney and 39.52, 56.21% in liver, respectively. The permethrin and biosal are toxic to lizards. It is therefore, suggested that biosal could be a better pesticide if used at lower doses as compared to permethrin. The research techniques and information are helpful for graduate and research students of Biological Sciences, Environment and wildlife managers.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: VDM Verlag Dr. Müller
• Seitenzahl: 116
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 7mm x 150mm x 220mm
• Gewicht: 172g
• ISBN-13: 9783639376319
• ISBN-10: 3639376315
• Artikelnr.: 33863176

Autorenporträt

Dr. Muhammad Zaheer Khan Specialization: Conservation and Management of Biodiversity and Environmental Science Qualification: Ph.D. Research and Teaching: 18 years Ph.D degree supervised: 10 Author/co-author of : 75 research publications Working as Associate Professor, Department of Zoology, University of Karachi Member IUCN CPA., CEM.