Residues of diazinon quinalphos on cabbage (Brassica oleracea Linnvar capitata Linn.)

By:

Gurjai Pal Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1977Edition: PAUDescription: 29cm. 49+6LSubject(s):

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T 635.34 G96R

Summary: The residues of diazinon and quinalphos on cabbage following their application @ 0 125 and 025 kg/ha were studied. Diazinon deposit on cabbage heads was found to be 309 ppm which dissipated to below tolerance level of 0.75 ppm in 4 days. About 95 per cent

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The residues of diazinon and quinalphos on cabbage following their application @ 0 125 and 025 kg/ha were studied. Diazinon deposit on cabbage heads was found to be 309 ppm which dissipated to below tolerance level of 0.75 ppm in 4 days. About 95 per cent

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