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According to the standard NCERT treatment, the minimum dissolved oxygen needed for good growth of fish in a water body is about:
A
15 ppm
B
1 ppm
C
6 ppm
D
0.5 ppm
Answer: C
Fish need dissolved oxygen of about 6 ppm or more for good growth. Much lower values stress or kill aquatic life.
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