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Dissipation of cypermethrin residues in chilli.

Kurichi Kumar, D. Jagdishwar Reddy, Krishna N. Reddy, T. Ramesh Babu, V. V. Narendranath

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Dissipation and decontamination of cypermethrin (300 g a.i. ha−1) in chilli fruits was studied. The initial deposit of 0.85 mg kg−1 of cypermethrin dissipated to below detectable level by 5 d, after six sprayings with half life of 1.32 days. The waiting period was found to be 1.80 days. Dipping of green chillies in 2% salt solution for 10 min followed by water wash proved to be effective facilitating the removal of 90.56 and 66.93% residues correspondingly at 0 and 5 d after spaying.

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Dissipation and decontamination of cypermethrin (300 g a.i. ha−1) in chilli fruits was studied. The initial deposit of 0.85 mg kg−1 of cypermethrin dissipated to below detectable level by 5 d, after six sprayings with half life of 1.32 days. The waiting period was found to be 1.80 days. Dipping of green chillies in 2% salt solution for 10 min followed by water wash proved to be effective facilitating the removal of 90.56 and 66.93% residues correspondingly at 0 and 5 d after spaying.

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Dissipation and decontamination of cypermethrin (300 g a.i. ha−1) in chilli fruits was studied. The initial deposit of 0.85 mg kg−1 of cypermethrin dissipated to below detectable level by 5 d, after six sprayings with half life of 1.32 days. The waiting period was found to be 1.80 days. Dipping of green chillies in 2% salt solution for 10 min followed by water wash proved to be effective facilitating the removal of 90.56 and 66.93% residues correspondingly at 0 and 5 d after spaying.

Key concepts: Cypermethrin, Toxicology, Waiting period, Veterinary medicine, Animal science, Mathematics, Biology, Pesticide

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