摘要
[目的]明确虫螨腈在菜苔中的残留消解情况及对人体的膳食摄入风险。[方法]采用田间试验的方法,对虫螨腈在菜苔中的残留消解及最终残留量进行研究。[结果]消解动态试验结果表明:虫螨腈在北京和山东2地菜苔中半衰期分别为2.8、7.5 d。按照112.5、168.75 g a.i./hm2用量,喷雾施药2~3次,施药间隔7 d,距末次施药后间隔3 d采样,菜苔中虫螨腈的最大残留量为8.93 mg/kg,残留中值为2.03 mg/kg。以此为基础对虫螨腈进行长期膳食摄入风险评估。虫螨腈在菜苔中的长期膳食摄入风险商(RQ)为0.098 28;虫螨腈在所有登记作物中的总膳食摄入风险商(RQ)为0.456 40。[结论]膳食风险均在可接受范围,说明虫螨腈在菜苔中残留不会对我国人体健康产生影响。
[Aims] This study aims to confirm the residue dissipation of chlorfenapyr in flowering Chinese cabbage and the dietary risk in flowering Chinese cabbage.[Methods] Field experiment was conducted to reveal residual degradation dynamics and the final residues of chlorfenapyr in flowering Chinese cabbage.[Results] The degradation dynamic test results showed that the half-live of chlorfenapyr in flowering Chinese cabbage was 2.8 and 7.5 a from Beiing and Shandong,respectively.The ultimate residues of chlorfenapyr in flowering Chinese cabbage were determined after the application at levels of 112.5 and 168.75 g a.i./ha for 2-3 times usage with application frequency of 7 days,with the maximum residue 8.93 mg/kg and the median residue 2.03 mg/kg in flowering Chinese cabbage 3 d after treatment On this basis,the long-term dietary exposure risk of chlorfenapyr was assessed.The risk quotients(RQ) for chlorfenapyr in flowering Chinese cabbage were 0.098 28.The total RQ values for chlorfenapyr in all registered crops were 0.456 40.[Conclusions] Based on this analysis,chlorfenapyr residues in flowering Chinese cabbage would not affect the health of the general population in China.
作者
冯义志
李瑞娟
王晓玉
齐晓雪
张爱娟
刘同金
于建垒
梁林
左伯军
FENG Yi-zhi;LI Rui-juan;WANG Xiao-yu;QI Xiao-xue;ZHANG Ai-juan;LIU Tong-jin;YU Jian-lei;LIANG Lin;ZUO Bo-jun(Key Laboratory for Chemical Pesticide of Shandong Province,Shandong Academy of Pesticide Sciences,Jinan 250033,China;Institute of Plant Protection,Shandong Academy of Agricultural Sciences,Jinan 250100,China)
出处
《农药》
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
2020年第9期665-669,共5页
Agrochemicals
基金
国家自然科学基金农业农村部农业行业标准制定与修订项目(14192019)
山东省农业科学院农业科技创新工程(CXGC2018E19)。
关键词
虫螨腈
菜苔
残留消解
膳食风险评估
chlorfenapyr
flowering Chinese cabbage
dissipation
dietary risk assessment