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Added By: Charusheela Boua, Mittal, on January 21, 2011
Author: Charusheela Boua

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Boua, Charusheela. No Endosulfan residues in Himalayas. Last Modified January 21, 2011. Last Accessed May 24, 2013. < http://www.wepapers.com/Papers/130366/No_Endosulfan_residues_in_Himalayas >.
Description: In a study conducted by National Bureau of Fish Genetic Resources, India for the residues of endosulfan in the water and fish samples from Himalayan region, no such residues were detected in fish samples collected from snowfed and rainfed rivers of Kumaun Himalayas. The report thus clearly states endosulfan degrades easily without leaving any toxic effects on living beings.
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Analysis
Biodegradation
Endosulfan
fishes
Himalaya
in
kerala
POISONING
Residue
sulfate
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