Reduction of foliar dislodgable pesticide residues from orange trees through spray-washing with water or lime solution
作者： G. E. Carman , F. A. Gunther , W. E. Westlake , Y. Iwata
DOI: 10.1007/BF01685568
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摘要: The volume of water applied is the single important factor in reducing foliar dislodgable residues by tree-washing with an oscillating boom spray rig, and none other washing parameters tested could be altered so as to increase efficiency allow a reduction amount used. additiion lime solution did not enhance dissipation parathion or dioxathion.
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