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Abstract : |
One hundred and twenty mori fish, Cirrhinus mrigala (Hamilton, 1822), were examined over a period of one year, March 1998 to February 1999 at Govt. Fish Hatchery Mian Channu Punjab, Pakistan. The parasites recovered were Lernaea L. cyprinacea, L. Polymorpa, L. oryzophila, L lophiara and Lernaea sp. The overall prevalence was highest (43.33%) for L. cyprinacea and lowest for L. lophiara (4.16%). , One hundred and twenty mori fish, Cirrhinus mrigala (Hamilton, 1822), were examined over a period of one year, March 1998 to February 1999 at Govt. Fish Hatchery Mian Channu Punjab, Pakistan. The parasites recovered were Lernaea L. cyprinacea, L. Polymorpa, L. oryzophila, L lophiara and Lernaea sp. The overall prevalence was highest (43.33%) for L. cyprinacea and lowest for L. lophiara (4.16%)., |
