Hygienic assessment of the movement of the insecticide seller in the soil layer

Abstract

More than 4 million pesticides are used against pests worldwide, of which only 1% is effective. The development of hygienic standards for pesticides is of particular importance to prevent the negative effects of pesticides on the human body and the environment. The resistance of Seller's insecticide to soil, its movement through layers, accumulation, the degree of transfer of plants to the surface, the level of atmospheric air pollution at the workplace and atmospheric air when processing crops were evaluated.

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10.47494/cajmns.v2i1.71

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