Thiacloprid has been banned in many European countries for its toxicity, but is nevertheless still used outside the EU. Using the ant Myrmica sabuleti as a model organism, we sought a concentration of thiacloprid that...Thiacloprid has been banned in many European countries for its toxicity, but is nevertheless still used outside the EU. Using the ant Myrmica sabuleti as a model organism, we sought a concentration of thiacloprid that would be low in environmental impact, but nonetheless harmful to an insect. Assessed on ten biological traits, a sub-lethal 2 μg/L concentration in the sugar water diet of the ants impacted their locomotion and other motor-linked behavioral traits such as orientation, moving on an unfamiliar device, moving on a rough surface, brood caring and progressing along a twist and turns path. Sensory perception appeared unaffected. Behaviors involving cognition or related in some way to it, such as social relationships, ability to leave an enclosure, learning and memory also appeared unaffected, but their outcomes could be entangled with those of locomotor impairment. The effect of thiacloprid on locomotion vanished in about 30 hours. Adverse effects were still present with the 0.1 and 0.01 μg/L concentrations, but at a lower level. Partial physiological adaptation at the individual level occurred for the 2 μg/L concentration, less so for 0.1 μg/L and not for 0.01 μg/L. Thiacloprid should thus be used at the lowest still active concentration producing a significant damaging behavioral effect with no physiological adaptation. This concentration remains to be specifically defined for targeted pest species.展开更多
[ Objective] Residue condition of thiacloprid in soil and rice was studied. [ Method] The residue decline of 480 g/L thiacloprid SC in rice soil and the final residue in rice was studied through crop field trials and ...[ Objective] Residue condition of thiacloprid in soil and rice was studied. [ Method] The residue decline of 480 g/L thiacloprid SC in rice soil and the final residue in rice was studied through crop field trials and liquid chromatography analysis. [ Result] Crop field trials in Jilin, Hunan and Guangdong during two years showed that the half-life of thiaclopdd in rice soil was 0.1 -0.5 d when application concentration was 315 g/hm^2. Under the dose condition with effective components of 315 and 210 g/hm^2, when insecticide was sprayed for 2 -3 times, the final residue in rice husk was lower than 7.830 mg/kg, the final residue in brown rice was less than 0.1 mg/kg. [ Conclusion] Take multiple factors into consideration, according to the recommended application dose of 210 g/hm^2, MRL value of thiacloprid in rice could be tentatively ascertained as 0.1 mg/kg, the preharvest interval was 7 d. aDolication frequencv was no more than two times.展开更多
Thiacloprid is a new insecticide of the chloronicotinyl family. To assess its risk after application, residual characteristics of thiacloprid in marjoram, thyme, and camomile and in soil were studied under field condi...Thiacloprid is a new insecticide of the chloronicotinyl family. To assess its risk after application, residual characteristics of thiacloprid in marjoram, thyme, and camomile and in soil were studied under field conditions. The active ingredient was extracted from the plant material using a mixture of acetone-water. After filtration, the extract was concentrated to the aqueous phase, diluted with water, and portioned against ethyl acetate on a matrix solid phase dispersion column. Thiacloprid was extracted from soil using a mixture of methanol-water, filtered, and re.extracted （clean up） with dichloromethane. The residues were quantified using HPLC-MS-MS. The methods were validated by recovery experiments. Thiacloprid residues in marjoram, thyme, and camomile and in soil persisted beyond 10, 14, 14, and 21 d but no residues were detected after 14, 21, 21, and 28 d, respectively. The data obtained in this study indicated that the biexponential model is more suitable than the first-order function to describe the decline of thiacloprid in fresh marjoram, fresh thyme, and dried camomile flowers with half-life （t1/2） of 1.1, 0.7, and 1.2 d, respectively. However, both the first-order function and biexponential model were found to be applicable for dissipation of thiacloprid in soil with almost the same t1/2 values of 3.5 and 3.6 d. The results indicated that thiacloprid dissipates rapidly and does not accumulate in the tested herbs and in soil.展开更多
Thiacloprid is the first-generation neonicotinoid insecticide,which is widely used in modern agriculture.Reference materials are essential for sound measurement and traceability of results in chemical analysis.Pure th...Thiacloprid is the first-generation neonicotinoid insecticide,which is widely used in modern agriculture.Reference materials are essential for sound measurement and traceability of results in chemical analysis.Pure thiacloprid was comprehensively assessed by two orthonormal methods:mass balance(MB) and quantitative nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy(qNMR).From MB,its mass fraction value was 998.4 mg/g with the subtraction of structurally related impurities(99.87%),inorganic impurities(0.006 mg/g),water(0.33 mg/g),and volatile organic solvent(0 mg/g).To guarantee sufficient separation of structurally related purity,peak purity of thiacloprid was evaluated by five points of UV spectra.From the qNMR of hydrogen,its mass fraction value was 995.7 mg/g which was traced to the internal standard(methyl sulfone).Finally,the certified value was assigned to 997 mg/g,together with an expanded uncertainty of 3 mg/g(k=2).This high-purity thiacloprid can be applied to routine monitoring in agriculture and the food fields.展开更多
文摘Thiacloprid has been banned in many European countries for its toxicity, but is nevertheless still used outside the EU. Using the ant Myrmica sabuleti as a model organism, we sought a concentration of thiacloprid that would be low in environmental impact, but nonetheless harmful to an insect. Assessed on ten biological traits, a sub-lethal 2 μg/L concentration in the sugar water diet of the ants impacted their locomotion and other motor-linked behavioral traits such as orientation, moving on an unfamiliar device, moving on a rough surface, brood caring and progressing along a twist and turns path. Sensory perception appeared unaffected. Behaviors involving cognition or related in some way to it, such as social relationships, ability to leave an enclosure, learning and memory also appeared unaffected, but their outcomes could be entangled with those of locomotor impairment. The effect of thiacloprid on locomotion vanished in about 30 hours. Adverse effects were still present with the 0.1 and 0.01 μg/L concentrations, but at a lower level. Partial physiological adaptation at the individual level occurred for the 2 μg/L concentration, less so for 0.1 μg/L and not for 0.01 μg/L. Thiacloprid should thus be used at the lowest still active concentration producing a significant damaging behavioral effect with no physiological adaptation. This concentration remains to be specifically defined for targeted pest species.
基金Supported by Pesticide Residue Project in Department of Agriculture(2008P080)~~
文摘[ Objective] Residue condition of thiacloprid in soil and rice was studied. [ Method] The residue decline of 480 g/L thiacloprid SC in rice soil and the final residue in rice was studied through crop field trials and liquid chromatography analysis. [ Result] Crop field trials in Jilin, Hunan and Guangdong during two years showed that the half-life of thiaclopdd in rice soil was 0.1 -0.5 d when application concentration was 315 g/hm^2. Under the dose condition with effective components of 315 and 210 g/hm^2, when insecticide was sprayed for 2 -3 times, the final residue in rice husk was lower than 7.830 mg/kg, the final residue in brown rice was less than 0.1 mg/kg. [ Conclusion] Take multiple factors into consideration, according to the recommended application dose of 210 g/hm^2, MRL value of thiacloprid in rice could be tentatively ascertained as 0.1 mg/kg, the preharvest interval was 7 d. aDolication frequencv was no more than two times.
基金Project supported by the Cooperative Program in Agricultural Science and Technology between China and Germany (No. 2004/2005-1).
文摘Thiacloprid is a new insecticide of the chloronicotinyl family. To assess its risk after application, residual characteristics of thiacloprid in marjoram, thyme, and camomile and in soil were studied under field conditions. The active ingredient was extracted from the plant material using a mixture of acetone-water. After filtration, the extract was concentrated to the aqueous phase, diluted with water, and portioned against ethyl acetate on a matrix solid phase dispersion column. Thiacloprid was extracted from soil using a mixture of methanol-water, filtered, and re.extracted （clean up） with dichloromethane. The residues were quantified using HPLC-MS-MS. The methods were validated by recovery experiments. Thiacloprid residues in marjoram, thyme, and camomile and in soil persisted beyond 10, 14, 14, and 21 d but no residues were detected after 14, 21, 21, and 28 d, respectively. The data obtained in this study indicated that the biexponential model is more suitable than the first-order function to describe the decline of thiacloprid in fresh marjoram, fresh thyme, and dried camomile flowers with half-life （t1/2） of 1.1, 0.7, and 1.2 d, respectively. However, both the first-order function and biexponential model were found to be applicable for dissipation of thiacloprid in soil with almost the same t1/2 values of 3.5 and 3.6 d. The results indicated that thiacloprid dissipates rapidly and does not accumulate in the tested herbs and in soil.
基金financially supported by the State Administration for Market Regulation(QNBJ202306)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(22004004).
文摘Thiacloprid is the first-generation neonicotinoid insecticide,which is widely used in modern agriculture.Reference materials are essential for sound measurement and traceability of results in chemical analysis.Pure thiacloprid was comprehensively assessed by two orthonormal methods:mass balance(MB) and quantitative nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy(qNMR).From MB,its mass fraction value was 998.4 mg/g with the subtraction of structurally related impurities(99.87%),inorganic impurities(0.006 mg/g),water(0.33 mg/g),and volatile organic solvent(0 mg/g).To guarantee sufficient separation of structurally related purity,peak purity of thiacloprid was evaluated by five points of UV spectra.From the qNMR of hydrogen,its mass fraction value was 995.7 mg/g which was traced to the internal standard(methyl sulfone).Finally,the certified value was assigned to 997 mg/g,together with an expanded uncertainty of 3 mg/g(k=2).This high-purity thiacloprid can be applied to routine monitoring in agriculture and the food fields.
