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Journal of Environmental Science and Health Part B-pesticides Food Contaminants and Agricultural Wastes | 2007

Adsorption and desorption characteristics of several herbicides on sediment

Tsuyoshi Kawakami; Heesoo Eun; Masumi Ishizaka; Shozo Endo; Kenji Tamura; Teruo Higashi

The objective of this study was to clarify the adsorption and desorption characteristics of several herbicides in sediment. Five herbicides, esprocarb, thiobencarb, dimethametryn, pretilachlor, and simetryn were examined in this study. The adsorption ratio on the sediment increased in the following order: pretilachlor < dimethametryn < simetryn < thiobencarb < esprocarb. On the other hand, the adsorption ratio on the sediment without organic matter increased in the following order: thiobencarb < esprocarb < pretilachlor < dimethametryn < simetryn. Furthermore, the amounts of simetryn, dimethametryn, and pretilachlor adsorbed on the sediment without organic matter increased, while those of esprocarb and thiobencarb decreased in comparison to the original sediment. These results strongly suggested that the mineral surface in the sediment was very important as the adsorption site for the herbicide, especially in the case of simetryn, dimethametryn, and pretilachlor. All the adsorption and desorption data fitted well with the Freundlich equation. The hysteresis in the adsorption-desorption phenomena in the sediment was observed for all the herbicides, and it was affected by the organic matter in sediment, especially in the case of dimethametryn and pretilachlor.


Journal of Food Protection | 2006

Evaluation of performance of a commercial monoclonal antibody-based fenitrothion immunoassay and application to residual analysis in fruit samples

Eiki Watanabe; Koji Baba; Heesoo Eun; Tomohito Arao; Yasuo Ishii; Masako Ueji; Shozo Endo

The performance of a commercially available enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) kit containing highly sensitive monoclonal antibodies against fenitrothion was assessed. The experimentally estimated dynamic range (0.087 to 2 ng/g) agreed with that established by the kit manufacturer (0.075 to 1 ng/g). The linearity of the standard curve produced for the kit-assembled standard solutions (slope = -0.3829) agreed with that of the curve produced for the self-made standard solutions (slope = -0.3619). The sensitivity (I50 value) and the limit of detection for the kit were 0.23 and 0.033 ng/g, respectively. Selectivity of the ELISA indicates that the monoclonal antibody can readily distinguish the target pesticide from other structurally related analogs and some metabolites (oxon forms), with the exception of ethyl O-(p-nitrophenyl) phenyl phosphonothionate (EPN), parathion-methyl, and parathion. Methanol was the best organic solvent for the kit, with optimal sensitivity observed at a final concentration in the well of 10% (vol/vol) or less. Matrix interferences were minimized by direct dilution with water (60-fold) of the methanolic extracts fromapple and peach samples. To extract fenitrothion from these two agricultural products as simply and rapidly as possible, three extraction methods were used. The extraction method that involved shaking by hand for 3 min was the best among the three methods. High recovery percentages (116.6% for apple and 110.8% for peach) were obtained. Validation of the ELISA method was carried out using the gas chromatography-mass spectrometry method, resulting in high recovery and close correlation of results (r > 0.95). These findings strongly suggest that the ELISA kit may be routinely employed for on-site fenitrothion screening of fruit samples.


Kyushu Plant Protection Research | 1984

Evaluation method for susceptibility of Thrips palmi to several insecticides.

Toshio Yoshihara; Akira Kawai; Takeo Masuda; Shozo Endo

1) DMTP水和剤・BPMC乳剤を供試してミナミキイロアザミウマの薬剤感受性の検定を試みた。2) 2齢幼虫をナスの葉片と共に薬液に浸漬した後,インデン葉に移して飼育する方法は,操作による死亡が多く適当な方法ではなかったが,浸漬したナス葉片で引き続き1日問飼育し死虫率を調査する方法は操作による死亡もなく,有効であった。3) 野菜試験場久留米支場飼育系統を用い,本法により求めたDMTP水和剤,BPMC乳剤のLC 50値はそれぞ302ppm,333ppmであった。4) 水に対する溶解度の高いオキサミル粒剤を供試して,水耕したキュウリ苗を用い,浸透移行性薬剤に対する感受性検定を試みた。5) 第1本葉展開期に薬液に浸根すると,葉内のオキサミル濃度は1日後に薬液濃度とほぼ等しくなり,2日後には約2倍,5日後には約4倍になった。葉内濃度は薬液濃度と吸水量に比例した。6) 浸根1日後の葉片で2齢幼虫・1齢幼虫を1日間飼育し,死虫率を調べたところ,いずれも薬液濃度に見合った死虫率が得られ,本法は個体群間の薬剤感受性比較に有効と考えられた。7) オキサミル薬液の2齢幼虫,1齢幼虫に対するLC50値はそれぞれ117ppm,86ppmであった。


Applied Entomology and Zoology | 2000

Toxicity of insecticides to predators of rice planthoppers: spiders, the mirid bug and the dryinid wasp.

Koichi Tanaka; Shozo Endo; Hikaru Kazano


Journal of Pesticide Science | 2001

Insecticide Susceptibility of the Brown Planthopper and the White-backed Planthopper Collected from Southeast Asia

Shozo Endo; Masaichi Tsurumachi


Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry | 2006

Immunoassay for acetamiprid detection: application to residue analysis and comparison with liquid chromatography

Eiki Watanabe; Shiro Miyake; Koji Baba; Heesoo Eun; Shozo Endo


Journal of Chromatography A | 2006

Reliable enzyme immunoassay detection for chlorothalonil: fundamental evaluation for residue analysis and validation with gas chromatography.

Eiki Watanabe; Shiro Miyake; Shigekazu Ito; Koji Baba; Heesoo Eun; Masumi Ishizaka; Shozo Endo


Journal of Chromatography A | 2005

Evaluation of a commercial immunoassay for the detection of chlorfenapyr in agricultural samples by comparison with gas chromatography and mass spectrometric detection.

Eiki Watanabe; Koji Baba; Heesoo Eun; Tomohito Arao; Yasuo Ishii; Masako Ueji; Shozo Endo


Applied Entomology and Zoology | 2002

Insecticide susceptibility of the small brown planthopper, Laodelphax striatellus Fallén (Homoptera: Delphacidae), collected from East Asia.

Shozo Endo; Akihiko Takahashi; Masaichi Tsurumachi


Journal of Pesticide Science | 2006

Concentration and loading of several pesticides in water, suspended solids and sediment during ordinary water discharge in Sugao marsh, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan

Tsuyoshi Kawakami; Heesoo Eun; Tomohito Arao; Shozo Endo; Masako Ueji; Kenji Tamura; Teruo Higashi

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Yasuo Ishii

Ministry of Agriculture

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Ministry of Agriculture

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National Agriculture and Food Research Organization

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