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8600604 
Journal Article 
Effect of pesticides on intestinal micro flora in the fish, Mystus vittatus 
Chairman, K; Ranjit Singh, AJA; Padmalatha, C 
2011 
4 
4 
156-158 
English 
Study effects of pesticides that are commonly used in farming practices to the culturable fishes provide valuable information to set the aquaculture pond in safe place. In the present study the effect two type's pesticides. Parrysulfan and Sicocil that are commonly used for crop protection and get reached in to adjacent fresh water system present in the gut of the edible fish Mystus vittatus. In the gut of the fish probiotic microbial colonization in present to help the digestive process but in the fish that are exposed to pesticide had reduced lane of microbial population in the gut. Indicatly that the intrusion of pesticide in to the alimentary tract had eliminated many bacterial flora. The sensitivity of the bacteria. The pesticides were also studied. 
Edible fish; Fish toxicity gut microfloara; Mystus vittatus (fish); Pesticide