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Study on the Residues of Pesticides in the Soil of Tea Garden in Sichuan

Tan He-ping

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In this study,the residues of the 14 kinds of pesticides usually using in tea garden in 423 soil samples of the tea garden were determinated in Sichuan.The results showed that: the 14 kinds of pesticide had all been checked out.The detection rate of organochlorine pesticides were25.24%,the detection rate of HCH and DDT were 7.38% and 10.00% respectively.The detection rate of dicofol were 10.71%,the residues in 24 soil samples were big than 1.0 mg·kg-1 and the max residues was 1.519 mg·kg-1.The detection rate of organophosphorus pesticides residues were also high,the number of detection was 150 and the detection rate was 35.64%.The detection rate of isocarbophos was 9.22% and the max residues was 0.062 mg·kg-1.The detection rates of methamidophos and monocrotophos fenvalerate were all 17.09%.The detection rate of pyrethroid pesticides was 10.24%.The detection rate of fenvalerate was 5.00% and the max residues was 0.312 mg·kg-1.The residues of pesticides in soil had evident difference in different areas.

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In this study,the residues of the 14 kinds of pesticides usually using in tea garden in 423 soil samples of the tea garden were determinated in Sichuan.The results showed that: the 14 kinds of pesticide had all been checked out.The detection rate of organochlorine pesticides were25.24%,the detection rate of HCH and DDT were 7.38% and 10.00% respectively.The detection rate of dicofol were 10.71%,the residues in 24 soil samples were big than 1.0 mg·kg-1 and the max residues was 1.519 mg·kg-1.The detection rate of organophosphorus pesticides residues were also high,the number of detection was 150 and the detection rate was 35.64%.The detection rate of isocarbophos was 9.22% and the max residues was 0.062 mg·kg-1.The detection rates of methamidophos and monocrotophos fenvalerate were all 17.09%.The detection rate of pyrethroid pesticides was 10.24%.The detection rate of fenvalerate was 5.00% and the max residues was 0.312 mg·kg-1.The residues of pesticides in soil had evident difference in different areas.

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In this study,the residues of the 14 kinds of pesticides usually using in tea garden in 423 soil samples of the tea garden were determinated in Sichuan.The results showed that: the 14 kinds of pesticide had all been checked out.The detection rate of organochlorine pesticides were25.24%,the detection rate of HCH and DDT were 7.38% and 10.00% respectively.The detection rate of dicofol were 10.71%,the residues in 24 soil samples were big than 1.0 mg·kg-1 and the max residues was 1.519 mg·kg-1.The detection rate of organophosphorus pesticides residues were also high,the number of detection was 150 and the detection rate was 35.64%.The detection rate of isocarbophos was 9.22% and the max residues was 0.062 mg·kg-1.The detection rates of methamidophos and monocrotophos fenvalerate were all 17.09%.The detection rate of pyrethroid pesticides was 10.24%.The detection rate of fenvalerate was 5.00% and the max residues was 0.312 mg·kg-1.The residues of pesticides in soil had evident difference in different areas.

Key concepts: Fenvalerate, Methamidophos, Pesticide, Dicofol, Monocrotophos, Pesticide residue, Chemistry, Tea garden

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