
doi: 10.1271/bbb.59.1318
With the aim to ascertain the possibility of diffusion of fenoxycarb in the agro-ecosystem, investigations were done in a greenhouse of about 40 m3 in which two-year-old mulberry plants were growing. A water solution of the commercial product Insegar (2.0 gl−1) was poured in Petri dishes for a total area of 6,104 cm2. The air inside the greenhouse was collected by a suction pump when 1/3 of the solution evaporated. It contained 3.56μg m−3 of fenoxycarb. As soon as the solution evaporated completely, the mulberry leaves were collected and washed with water. This water contained 390μg of fenoxycarb kg−1 of leaves. The leaves, dried in the shade and analyzed 15 months after collection, contained 13μg kg−1 of fenoxycarb.
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