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publication name Organophosphorus Residues in Fish in Rural Areas
Authors Saad M. Saad 1 , Fahim A. Shaltout 1 , Amal A. A. Farag 1 & Hashim F. Mohammed
year 2022
keywords Organophosphorus, diazinon, Malathion, chlorpyrifos
journal Journal of Progress in EngineeringandPhysical Science
volume 1
issue 1
pages 27-31
publisher pioneer
Local/International International
Paper Link https://www.pioneerpublisher.com/jpeps/article/view/73/55
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Supplementary materials Fahim Aziz Eldin Mohamed Shaltout_5-3095+JPEPS+2022.11.pdf
Abstract

A total 45 fish samples (Tilapia, Claris) were collected from EL-Bagoria, EL-Menofi drainage andBahrShibin for detection and determination of organophosphorus pesticides (diazinon, Malathionandchlorpyrifos). Organophosphorus pesticides could not be detected in Bahr Shibin. No diazinon in Tilapia from EL-Bagoria but mean value of of Malathion 5.50±2.0, chlorpyrifos 5.0±1.66but from EL-Menofi drainage mean level of diazinon 3.33±0.65, Malathion 4.98±1.22 and chlorpyrifos3.0±0.71but in Claris samples, there were no diazinon, no Malathion, no chlorpyrifos from EL-Bagoria canal but from EL-Menofi drainage, mean value of diazinon 6.8±1.42, Malathion 4.64±0.81 and chlorpyrifos4.0±0.96. Pesticides are one the main contaminant of water sources which are considered the natural environment of fish. on the other hand, fish could be contaminated by pesticides either directly by gills breathingorindirectly through contamination of feeding items, so it is very important to analyze fish samples todetect to what extent the rate of accumulation of pesticides residues in fish flesh and organs.

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