Paper · 2016 · Annals of Agricultural Science Moshtohor

Residual behavior of abamectin and cyflufenamid in squash plants

Aly Aly; A Al-Eed; A Ali; et al.

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Abstract

Squash plants were sprayed with Vertimec (abamectin) 1.8% EC and Ritreap (cyflufenamid) 5% EW at the rate of 40 cm3 / 100 L water and 20 cm3 / 100 L water, respectively during the summer season of 2016. Samples leaves, fruits and soil were collected at 2 hrs to 12 days after application and QuEChERS method was used for extraction and clean-up and analyzed using HPLC and gas chromatography for abamectin and cyflufenamid, respectively. Results revealed that, the initial amounts of each pesticide in leaves were much higher than those in squash fruits. Loss percentages in residues were higher in squash fruits than leaves. The residues amounts of the two tested pesticides were more greatly detected in peel than that the pulp. Data also show that washing and peeling of squash fruits resulted in removing reasonable amounts of residues especially with the first three samples. The rate of dissipation in abamectin was more than in cyflufenamid and the consumable safety time was 6 days after application of these pesticides on Squash fruits.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Initial pesticide amounts were much higher in squash leaves than in squash fruits.

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Squash plantse0
Organ / stage
leavese1
Outcome
initial amounts of each pesticidee1
Direction
highere1
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squash fruitse1

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“Squash plants”

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“the initial amounts of each pesticide in leaves were much higher than those in squash fruits”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Pesticide loss percentages in residues were higher in squash fruits than in leaves.

Taxon
Squash plantse0
Organ / stage
squash fruitse2
Outcome
Loss percentages in residuese2
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highere2
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leavese2

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“Squash plants”

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“Loss percentages in residues were higher in squash fruits than leaves”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Residues of the two tested pesticides were detected more strongly in squash peel than in pulp.

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Squash plantse0
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peele3
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residues amountse3
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more greatly detectede3
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pulpe3

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“Squash plants”

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“The residues amounts of the two tested pesticides were more greatly detected in peel than that the pulp”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Washing and peeling of squash fruits removed reasonable amounts of pesticide residues.

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Squash plantse0
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washing and peelinge4
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residuese4
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removinge4

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“Squash plants”

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“washing and peeling of squash fruits resulted in removing reasonable amounts of residues”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Abamectin dissipated faster than cyflufenamid on squash.

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Squash plantse0
Outcome
rate of dissipation in abamectine5
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moree5
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cyflufenamide5

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“Squash plants”

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“The rate of dissipation in abamectin was more than in cyflufenamid”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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The consumable safety time on squash fruits was 6 days after application of these pesticides.

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Squash plantse0
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application of these pesticidese6
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consumable safety timee6
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6 dayse6

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“Squash plants”

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“the consumable safety time was 6 days after application of these pesticides”

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