On the Sensitivity of Amphibians to Potassium Phosphite and Dipotash Salts
In modern times, the study of amphibians is quite important to the sensitivity of potassium phosphite and dipotash salts. These two types of salts have an impact on amphibian states, reproduction and colonization.

Potassium Phosphite, sexual or amphibian skin changes, its ability to breathe and regulate, also disturbs. Looking at the larvae, when exposed to the environment containing this salt, they often show abnormal development, and their body shape, limbs and toes are formed, and there are many mistakes. Or because of the entry of salt into the body, its physiological order is disrupted, the activity of enzymes, and the expression of genes are all affected by it.

As for dipotassium phosphite salt, its effect is not ignored. Amphibians are exposed to this salt, and the immune system is often attacked, and the rate of disease is gradually increasing. And reproduction is also affected by it. The egg texture of females and the essence of males are changed by salt, and the breeding effect is not as good as usual.

Investigate its root cause, the constitution and physiology of amphibians make them very sensitive to salts. Its skin is soft and permeable, and water and solutes are easy to enter. After salt enters the body, the balance of ions is chaotic, the environment of cells changes, and the physiological work is hindered.

In summary, monopotassium phosphite and dipotassium salt have a profound impact on amphibians. In order to protect the prosperity of amphibians and maintain the balance of ecology, we should carefully manage the release of these two types of salts and study their control methods to prevent them from harming amphibians and causing ecological problems.