Objective Toxicant-induced behavioural changes reflect underlying physiological
deficiencies that can be utilized to predict ecological risks. The present investigation was …

Buchanania lanzan Spreng, commonly known as char, achar and chironji, belongs to family
Anacardiaceae. It was first described by Francis Hamilton in 1798. The tree is natural wild …

ABSTRACT The leaves of Buchanania Lanzan (Anacardiaceae) are reported to have great
medicinal value. Phytochemical screening including qualitative chemical examinations and …

We examined the possibility of using fish chromatophores as markers of arsenic exposure.
Our results not only favor their suitability but also suggest an adaptive mechanism in fish …

Static renewal bioassay test were conducted to determine the toxicity of free cyanide
(sodium cyanide) to the freshwater fish, Poecilia reticulate. The fish were exposed to …

The toxicity of sodium cyanide (free cyanide) to the freshwater fish, Labeo rohita was studied
using static bioassay method. The LC50 in 96 h was found to be 33 µg/L. Behavioural …

Abstract The leaves of Buchanania Lanzan (Anacardiaceae) are reported to be of great
medicinal importance. Isolation of chemical constituents was carried out from the leaves of …

Free radicals are capable of damaging molecules in cell membrane, mitochondria, DNA etc.
Cell damage caused by free radicals appears to be a major contributor to aging and …

Buchanania lanzan is a medicinally useful evergreen tree with edible seeds and fruits.
Flowers are yellowish-white, bisexual, pentamerous, complete, and grouped in panicles at …

The present study was aimed to evaluate the effect of municipal wastewater of Tung Dhab
drain on morphology of scale melanophores in freshwater fish Labeo rohita (Ham.). Chronic …