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Absorption of DDT and HCH residues by wheat during storage in rural houses treated with these insecticides for malaria control.
JOURNAL OF STORED PRODUCTS RESEARCH, vol. 27, n° 2, 1991, pages 131-134, 13 réf., ISSN 0022-474X, GBR
PARM PAL SINGH *, BATTU (R.S.), JOIA (B.S.), KALBA (R.L.)
Wheat kept in gunny bags of 20 kg capacity in rural houses sprayed with DDT or HCH for mosquito control was found to acquire the residues of these insecticides up to 4.40 or 22.14 mg kg-1, respectively, during an 8 month storage period.
Wheat stored in sealed polyethylene bags of 20 kg capacity also absorbed residues of these insecticides up to 3.17 and 14.12 mg kg-1, respectively.
Samples kept in gunny or polyethylene packets of 100 g capacity absorbed DDT and HCH residues at levels higher than those kept in bags of 20 kg size.
This may be due to their relatively large surface area available for exposure to the ambient environment(.).
Mots-clés BDSP : Asie, Infection, Inde, Milieu rural, Domicile, Contamination, Céréale, Paludisme, Pays voie développement, Maladie tropicale
Mots-clés Pascal : Asie, Protozoose, Infection, Organochloré, Résidu, Denrée entreposée, Inde, Milieu rural, Logement habitation, Persistance, Contamination, Emballage matière plastique, Blé, Céréale, Zone tropicale, Paludisme, Lutte chimique, Insecticide, Pays en développement, Maladie tropicale, Stockage, Lutte sanitaire, DDT, HCH
Mots-clés Pascal anglais : Asia, Protozoal disease, Infection, Organochlorine compounds, Residue, Stored food product, India, Rural environment, Housing, Persistence, Contamination, Plastic bag packaging, Wheat, Cereal, Tropical zone, Malaria, Chemical control, Insecticide, Developing countries, Tropical disease, Storage, Sanitary control
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