Abstract
<div><p> <em>Present paper deals with the study of process of oogenesis of a digenetic trematode Proechinocephalus egreti (a digenetic trematode) of the family Echinostomatidae was collected from the intestine of an Indian cattle egret, Bubulcus ibis coromandus. A few of parasites were flattened on a clean slide under the slight pressure of a cover glass &amp; fixed in Alcoholic Bouin,s fluid for 12 hours. Stains like Gover’s Carmine, Mayer’s Para carmine &amp; Haemalum were used for the preparation of whole mounts for identification &amp; the study of female reproductive organs &amp; the process of oogenesis in Proechinocephalus egreti. </em></p></div>
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