Journal of Environmental Science and Health, Part B: Pesticides, Food Contaminants and Agricultural Wastes 1983-08-01

Residues of cycloate and influence of herbicides on some of nutritional factors in spinach.

J Czapski, M Horbowicz, A Dobrzanski, J Bakowski

Index: J. Environ. Sci. Health B 18(4-5) , 497-503, (1983)

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Abstract

The influence of cycloate (active component of Ro-Neet 6E) on the biological value and residues in spinach was studied. During the growing season of spinach, cycloate residues decreased rapidly until by harvest time levels 0.0005--0.0008 mg/kg. had been reached. None of the studied herbicides had negative influence on the chemical composition of spinach.

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