ArticleScientific reports2025
Double exponential decay modeling for estimating permissible pre-harvest residue levels of pesticides in apples (Malus pumila).
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- Probabilistic pre-harvest intervals for cyproconazole in green coconut production in Brazil: a Level IV fugacity model with Monte Carlo analysis.Environmental science and pollution research international · 2026Article
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Simulating the residual magnitudes of pesticides applied to crops during cultivation is essential for determining appropriate harvest timing to guarantee safe agricultural products. In this study, field experiments were performed to evaluate the time-dependent persistence of pesticides captan (CT), lufenuron (LF), tebufenozide (TB), and teflubenzuron (TF) applied to apples at recommended and three-fold higher doses. Subsequently, various kinetic models were applied to the residual data for calculating pre-harvest residue limits (PHRLs) which indicate permissible pesticide concentrations during the pre-harvest period. The double-exponential model best fitted persistence trends of all tested pesticides in apples (R
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