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- noun An
organophosphate insecticide , dimethoxy-(3-methyl-4-nitrophenoxy)-thioxophosphorane.
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Examples
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The persistence is lower than that of fenitrothion.
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The effect is comparable to that of fenitrothion and chlorpyrifos-methyl, but pirimiphos-methyl appears more potent to malathion-resistant strains.
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Over 90% of the fenitrothion had been broken down after 7 days (Table 2).
Chapter 6 1995
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In all species, fenitrothion was more concentrated in fish than in the water.
Chapter 6 1995
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Accumulation and elimination of fenitrothion are kept in a dynamic balance.
Chapter 6 1995
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Tables 2-4 indicate the degradation rate (%) of fenitrothion in rice and in the environment.
Chapter 6 1995
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The half-life of fenitrothion was 2 days and the residue curve formula was:
Chapter 6 1995
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The amount of fenitrothion (Table 6) in water decreased from 2 to 8 h then increased by 24 h; whereas, in the fish, the amount increased from 2 to 8 h and then decreased.
Chapter 6 1995
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Residual fenitrothion was detected in fish in ricefields in 12 cities and counties in Sichuan Province.
Chapter 6 1995
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The residual standard for fenitrothion in rice grains has been set at 0.2 ppm in China.
Chapter 6 1995
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