Dissipation of Chlorpyriphos on Cauliflower (Brassica oleraceea. Var. botrytis)
AK Raina, Mosmi Raina
Abstract
AK Raina, Mosmi Raina
Abstract
Dissipation of chlorpyriphos on cauliflower was studied following applications at recommended dose (500 g ai ha−1) and double dose (1000 g ai ha−1) for the two consecuttve years 2004 and 2005 to work out the safe preharvest waiting period. The average initial deposits varied from 0.56–0.86 and 1.29–1.43 mg kg−1, respectively. The residue half-life of chlorpyriphos varied from 1.4–1.5 and 1.5–1.6 days for lower and higher dose, respectively. The residues reached below the MRL of 0.05 mg kg−1 in 5.0–6.3 and 7.1–7.3 days at normal and double dose, respectively.
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Dissipation of chlorpyriphos on cauliflower was studied following applications at recommended dose (500 g ai ha−1) and double dose (1000 g ai ha−1) for the two consecuttve years 2004 and 2005 to work out the safe preharvest waiting period. The average initial deposits varied from 0.56–0.86 and 1.29–1.43 mg kg−1, respectively. The residue half-life of chlorpyriphos varied from 1.4–1.5 and 1.5–1.6 days for lower and higher dose, respectively. The residues reached below the MRL of 0.05 mg kg−1 in 5.0–6.3 and 7.1–7.3 days at normal and double dose, respectively.
Key concepts: Preharvest, Toxicology, Brassica, Horticulture, Waiting period, Botrytis, Residue (chemistry), Biology