Journal of Animal Health and Production

Research Article
J. Anim. Health Prod. 8(3): 113-121
 
Figure 1

Infective theronts (black arrow) attached to a substrate and tomonts actively releasing theronts. Lugol iodine stain, mag. X40. 

Figure 2

Probit transformed responses for minimum inhibitory concentration in the antiprotozoal activity of M. oleifera on the key life stage (theronts) of Ichthyophthirius multifiliis. 

Figure 3

Normal morphology of theronts showing intact cilia (black arrow) with fusiform shape. Neutral red stain. mag. X40. 

Figure 4

Deformed theronts after exposure to aqueous leaves extract of Moringa oleifera showed, distorted and degenerated cilia and spherical shaped body (black arrow). Neutral red stain. mag. X40 

Figure 5

Gill of fish showing dead (red arrow) and live (black arrow) trophonts with intact nucleus under lugol iodine stain during treatment with aqueous leaves extract of Moringa oleifera. 

Figure 6

Body smear of fish showing dead (red arrow) and alive trophonts (white arrow) with intact nucleus under lugol iodine stain during treatment with aqueous leaves extract Moringa oleifera. Mag. 100X.
 

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