THE DISCOVERY OF MYXOBOLUS SP. IN THE TESTIS OF THE EGYPTIAN TOAD BUFO REGULARIS, WITH DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE CYST AND SPORES.
ABED, G., GALAL, A. (1993). THE DISCOVERY OF MYXOBOLUS SP. IN THE TESTIS OF THE EGYPTIAN TOAD BUFO REGULARIS, WITH DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE CYST AND SPORES.. EKB Journal Management System, 29.2(58), 115-122. doi: 10.21608/avmj.1993.185851
G.H. ABED; A.A. GALAL. "THE DISCOVERY OF MYXOBOLUS SP. IN THE TESTIS OF THE EGYPTIAN TOAD BUFO REGULARIS, WITH DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE CYST AND SPORES.". EKB Journal Management System, 29.2, 58, 1993, 115-122. doi: 10.21608/avmj.1993.185851
ABED, G., GALAL, A. (1993). 'THE DISCOVERY OF MYXOBOLUS SP. IN THE TESTIS OF THE EGYPTIAN TOAD BUFO REGULARIS, WITH DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE CYST AND SPORES.', EKB Journal Management System, 29.2(58), pp. 115-122. doi: 10.21608/avmj.1993.185851
ABED, G., GALAL, A. THE DISCOVERY OF MYXOBOLUS SP. IN THE TESTIS OF THE EGYPTIAN TOAD BUFO REGULARIS, WITH DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE CYST AND SPORES.. EKB Journal Management System, 1993; 29.2(58): 115-122. doi: 10.21608/avmj.1993.185851

THE DISCOVERY OF MYXOBOLUS SP. IN THE TESTIS OF THE EGYPTIAN TOAD BUFO REGULARIS, WITH DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE CYST AND SPORES.

Assiut Veterinary Medical Journal
Article 11, Volume 29.2, Issue 58, July 1993, Page 115-122  XML PDF (2.49 MB)
Document Type: Research article
DOI: 10.21608/avmj.1993.185851
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Authors
G.H. ABED; A.A. GALAL
Abstract
One species of Myxosporidia (Sporozoa) was discovered from the testis of a toad Bufo regularis in the form of cysts. The cysts were 1-4X0.7-3.5mm. (average 2.5X2. 1mm). The cysts were filled with a fluid, containing mature spores which appears milky white to the naked eye. The spores were 9.4-10.6 X 9.2 u (average 10X9.1 H) with two equal polar capsules each measuring 3.5-4. 1X2.4-2.7 u (average 3. 8X2.6 (average 3. 8x2.6 u). The spores contained iodinophilous vacuoles within their sporoplasm. The morphological and histochemical studies were carried out on the cyst and spores.
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