The physiological effect of Randap on liver and gill tissue and of Rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss)

In this study, for determining the effects of Glyphosate (Roundup) herbicide on certainsanguine factor of Salmon weighing 150-200 grams under qualitative stable conditions of water, in 4 treatments of 30 (three experimental group and one control treatment with three replicates) in a concentration of 25, 50and 75 percent LC50 96h have used. Over the experiments some factors like:  pH, hardness, water temperature and dissolved oxygen which were measured respectively between 7-8.4 mg/l, 22±1 degree centigrade, above 7 PPM. The experiment duration was for 10 days and every 5 day sampling applied. Results from histological pathology It also showed that the liver and gills were in the presence of glyphosate poison It leads to symptoms such as hyperemia, cellular atrophy, bile duct, necrosis, Cloudy swelling and sinusoidal space in the liver and hyperemia, hyperplasia, necrosis, Primary and secondary filament adhesion, cramping, wailing, The shortening of the secondary gill blades in the gill tissue Over time, these symptoms increase.