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Investigation and Analysis of Organophosphorous Pesticide Residue in Vegetable Sold in Nanchang City

Shi Rong-rong

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The systematic investigation on organophosphorous pesticide residue in vegetable samples from markets in Nanchang city was conducted. The results showed that the residues in 21.1% samples were higher than the standard. Therefore, the author analyzed the causes of high organophosphorous pesticide residue in the vegetables.

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The systematic investigation on organophosphorous pesticide residue in vegetable samples from markets in Nanchang city was conducted. The results showed that the residues in 21.1% samples were higher than the standard. Therefore, the author analyzed the causes of high organophosphorous pesticide residue in the vegetables.

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The systematic investigation on organophosphorous pesticide residue in vegetable samples from markets in Nanchang city was conducted. The results showed that the residues in 21.1% samples were higher than the standard. Therefore, the author analyzed the causes of high organophosphorous pesticide residue in the vegetables.

Key concepts: Residue (chemistry), Pesticide residue, Pesticide, Toxicology, Chemistry, Food science, Environmental chemistry, Biology

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