氰戊菊酯在茶叶和茶汤中的残留动态及最大残留限量评价

在生长均匀的茶园喷施氰戊菊酯(fenvalerate),采摘施药后2 h和1 h、2 h、3 h、5 h、7 h、9 h、14 h、21天的茶树鲜叶加工成绿茶,用气相色谱法测定成茶、茶汤和茶渣中反式氰戊菊酯和顺式氰戊菊酯的含量,研究了氰戊菊酯在成茶、茶汤中的残留动态。结果表明:反式氰戊菊酯和顺式氰戊菊酯在成茶中的残留水平随施药间隔天数的增加呈下降趋势,20 mL/667 m2施药剂量下,分别由施药当天2 h的9.40 mg/kg和17.51 mg/kg减小到第21天的1.07 mg/kg和1.53 mg/kg,消解幅度为88.62%和91.26%,40 mL/667 m2施药剂量下,分别由施药当天2 h的20.37 mg/kg和38.67 mg/kg减小到第21天的1.94 mg/kg和3.06 mg/kg,消解幅度为90.49%和92.09%。茶汤中氰戊菊酯含量(y)与成茶中氰戊菊酯含量(x)呈二项式函数关系,反式氰戊菊酯的函数关系为y=-0.0007x2 0.0242x,顺式氰戊菊酯的函数关系为y=-0.0002x2 0.0114x。按我国标准饮茶摄入的氰戊菊酯占每日允许摄入量的0.049%,足以达到保护人体健康水平的要求。而按欧盟的标准,饮茶摄入的氰戊菊酯占每日允许摄入量的0.0019%,即在10-5水平上,这样的风险水平已接近对非阈效应化学物质的风险控制水平(10-6)。     

Dimethoate,fenvalerate and their mixture affects Hylyphantes graminicola (Araneae: Linyphiidae) adults and their unexposed offspring

• 1 Mixtures of organophosphorus and pyrethroid insecticides are widely used to combat resistance in agricultural pests, although few studies have been conducted on the effects of pesticide mixtures on beneficial nontarget organisms.
• 2 In the present study, we exposed adult females (F₀) of Hylyphantes graminicola (Araneae: Linyphiidae) to fenvalerate, dimethoate and their commercially available 1 : 1 mixture (by mass). We investigated the acute toxicity of these pesticides to the exposed adults, as well as sublethal effects on reproduction and acetylcholinesterase and carboxylesterase activity. We also studied the effects of parental exposure on the size, development and enzyme activity of unexposed offspring.
• 3 All three formulations were acutely toxic to H. graminicola, with synergism between dimethoate and fenvalerate leading to greater toxicity in the 1 : 1 mixture than for the two insecticides alone. The sublethal effects of direct pesticide exposure were a reduction in acetylcholinesterase and carboxylesterase activity and a reduction in the number of egg sacs produced by exposed spiders relative to the control spiders. The unexposed offspring of the fenvalerate and mixture exposed spiders were smaller and took longer to mature than the control spiders. Offspring of all exposed spiders also had significantly reduced carboxylesterase activity relative to control spiders.
• 4 We concluded that the effects of parental exposure on the offspring were likely to increase their susceptibility to future pesticide exposures, and reduce the capacity of this spider to serve as a pest control agent.

     

Effects of fenvalerate on the net-spinning behaviour of Hydropsych siltalai (Döhler) (Trichoptera: Hydropsychidae)

The effects of fenvalerate exposure on the net-spinning behaviour of Hydropsyche siltalai were examined in a laboratory study. The larvae were exposed to nominal pulse-doses of 0.25 and 0.5 μg fenvalerate l-1. Nets were collected and examined for anomalies after four days of exposure to fenvalerate. Additional nets were collected after another four day of exposure. The fenvalerate dissipated rapidly from the water column, and since only two doses of fenvalerate were given, the larvae were exposed to two pulse-doses of fenvalerate rather than to a constant concentration. In the 0.5 μg l-1-treatment the net-spinning behaviour was significantly affected, expressed as an increased mesh-opening and a decreased symmetry of the nets. No significant effects of fenvalerate exposure on the net-spinning behaviour were detected in the 0.25 μg l-1-treatment. Thus, with the conditions given in this experiment, exposure to fenvalerate starts to affect the net-spinning behaviour of Hydropsyche siltalai at a concentration between 0.25 and 0.5 μg l-1. The use of net-anomalies and Hydropsyche as bioindicators for monitoring pollutants in stream ecosystems are discussed. This revised version was published online in July 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.     

Recolonization of estuarine organisms: effects of microcosm size and pesticides

Two six-week laboratory experiments were conducted to evaluate effects of pesticides and microcosm size on benthic estuarine macroinvertebrate recolonization. Sediments fortified with the pesticides (fenvalerate: controls, 5 (low) and 50 μg g⁻¹ wet sediment (high); endosulfan: controls, 1 (low) and 10 μg g⁻¹ wet sediment (high)) were fine-grained, organically rich (approximately 3.5% organic carbon and 22% dry weight) material. Relative dominance of the four most abundant taxa in both experiments was consistent among treatments with few exceptions. The amphipod,Corophium acherusicum, dominated abundance in both experiments. In the fenvalerate experiment, large trays (400 cm²) contained significantly (p<0.05) more total number of taxa (TNT) than small microcosms (144 cm²) but tray size was not significantly related to total number of organisms (TNO). When size was adjusted to a common unit area, small trays contained significantly more TNO than large containers. Adjusted abundance of small trays was 2.5 times that of large containers; a ratio close to that of microcosm sizes (i.e., 2.8). This result suggests that larval supply may have been inadequate to ‘aturate’ the available sediment in large containers. Fenvalerate significantly reduced abundance in the high treatment compared to both controls and low treatment but low treatment was not significantly different from controls. The amphipod,Corophium acherusicum, accounted for most of the decrease in abundance in response to fenvalerate. The holothruroid,Leptosynpta sp. and the polychaete,Mediomastus ambiseta, increased in abundance significantly with increased concentration of fenvalerate. Combined effects of actual microcosm size and concentration of endosulfan were not significant for TNO or TNT. As in the fenvalerate experiment, adjusted abundance of small microcosms was 2.6 times that of large trays which approximated the ratio of unit area between microcosm sizes. Abundance of a few taxa responded significantly to adjusted and unadjusted unit area. Abundance of the tunicate,Molgula manhattensis, increased significantly with increased concentration of endosulfan. Abundance was affected by sample location (e.g., interiorvs exterior cores) within microcosms. Abundance adjusted to unit area resulted in significantly greater TNO in externalvs internal cores. This has importance for sequential sub-sampling of microcosms to determine temporal dynamics. Statistically significant effects were measured in benthic community structure associated with microcosm size; however, the magnitude was relatively small. There appears to be no major biological reason to select one microcosm size over the other for screening for contaminant effects. Where feasible, the small trays provide savings in sample preparation and analysis, allow more replicates where laboratory space is limiting and generate less chemical waste. These benefits may be off-set by less ‘artifacts’ associated with edge effects of larger microcosms and the need for a larger mass of sediment to accommodate additional analytical requirements (e.g., thin vertical surficial samples to refine contaminant exposure at the sediment/water interface).     

Effects of fenvalerate and esfenvalerate on hepatic gap junctional intercellular communication in rats

Effects of in vivo exposure with fenvalerate, esfenvalerate andDDT on hepatic gap junctional intercellular communication (GJIC) in Sprague-Dawley (SD) rats were examined by in vivolin vitro dye-transfer assay and by immunohistochemical staining of connexin 32 (C×32, major liver gap junction protein). Fenvalerate (75 mg/kg/day), esfenvalerate (25 mg/kg/day), DDT (50 mg/kg/day) and corn oil (vehicle control, 5mllkglday) were administered orally once a day. Animals were killed at weeks 1, 2, 4 and 6 after starting the experiment. In the fenvalerate- and esfenvalerate-groups, no compound-related changes in GJIC and C×32 expression were observed. On the contrary, in the DDT-group, average sizes of the dye spread after injection of Lucifer Yellow decreased at weeks 1, 2 and 4, and the area per GJ spot shown by C×32-immunohistochemical staining decreased at weeks 4 and 6. It is concluded that neither fenvalerate nor esfenvalerate inhibits hepatic GJIC with in vivo exposure.     

Grooming behavior in response to fenvalerate treatment in pyrethroid-resistant house flies

At topically applied doses of fenvalerate sublethal to resistant (R) and susceptible (S) flies, R flies immediately initiated a vigorous grooming behavior which allowed them to remove as much as 13% of the topically applied dose at 24 h. On the contrary, in S flies grooming was not immediately observed because S were quickly knocked down by the pyrethroid; however, grooming was observed in S after flies recovered from knockdown. Comparisons at 24 h between R flies free to groom and those restricted from grooming indicated that 90–100% of the parent compound that was recovered from the holding vials of freely grooming flies was rubbed off while only 0–10% was excreted. Additionally, grooming significantly affected the amount of radiocarbon recovered as unpenetrated insecticide, because R flies removed a portion of the topical material and deposited it in their holding vials.

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Résumé Après application topiques de doses subléthales de fenvalerate à des mouches résistantes (R) et sensibles (S), les mouches R se nettoyent immédiatement et vigoureusement, ce qui leur permet d'éliminer jusqu'à 13% de la dose en 24 h. Au contraire chez les mouches S, ce nettoyage rapide n'a pas été observé, parce qu'elles étaient rapidement paralysées par le pyréthroïde. Cependant le nettoyage s'observe après que les mouches S aient récupéré. Des comparaisons après 24 h, entre des mouches R capables de se nettoyer et d'autres à qui l'on interdit cette activité de nettoyage indiquent que 90–100% des substances marquées au ¹⁴C, récupérées dans le récipient ayant contenu les premières, proviennent de l'élimination de l'insecticide par nettoyage et seulement 0–10% de l'excrétion de l'insecticide. De plus, le nettoyage diminue de manière significative la quantité récupérée de radiocarbone correspondant à de l'insecticide n'ayant pas pénétré dans l'insecte, parce que les mouches R enlèvent une partie du matériel et le déposent dans leur récipient.

     

棉铃虫对氰戊菊酯等杀虫剂抗性的选育及其生化机理

从用药水平低的棉田采集棉铃虫Helicover pa armigera(Hubner),在室内恒温条件下以人工饲料饲养,用氰戊菊酯等4种杀虫剂和1种混合剂经点滴法分别逐代处理棉铃虫幼虫,以选育其抗药性。用氰戊菊酯选择15代,抗性达311倍;而用灭多威、甲基对硫磷和辛硫磷分别选择13代、14代及13代,抗性仅分别达10.8倍、3.5倍及5.2倍,抗性发展较慢;甲基对硫磷与辛硫磷的混合剂选择12代,抗性也只有4.8倍。氰戊菊酯和溴氰菊酯、三氟氯氰菊酯间存在明显的交互抗性。用生测法测定酶抑制剂和生化法测定酶活性的结果表明,棉铃虫对氰戊菊酯的抗性主要与幼虫体内多功能氧化酶和羧酸酯酶的活性提高有关。     

Effects of pyrethroid insecticides on gap junctional intercellular communications in Balb/c3T3 cells by dye-transfer assay

The effects of fenvalerate, esfenvalerate, permethrin, cypermethrin, deltamethrin, p-chlorophenylisovaleric acid (CPIA, major metabolite of fenvalerate) and DDT, a liver tumor promoter, on gap junctional intercellular communication (GJIC) were examined in Balb/c3T3 cells by dye-transfer assay. Separate groups of Balb/c3T3 cells were exposed to the chemicals for 1 day. On the following day, GJIC was measured by counting the number of dye-transferring cells per injection of Lucifer Yellow under a fluorescent microscope. Fenvalerate, esfenvalerate, permethrin, cypermethrin, deltamethrin and DDT inhibited GJIC at noncytotoxic concentrations, while CPIA did not inhibit GJIC even, at a cytotoxic concentration. It is concluded that the examined pyrethroid insecticides, but not a metabolite, have inhibitory effects on GJIC in Balb/c3T3 cells.Abbreviations DDT 1,1,1-trichloro-2,2-bis(p-chlorophenyl)ethane - DMSO dimethyl sulfoxide     

我国北方部分地区苹果黄蚜的抗药性

采用点滴法测定了我国北方九地区苹果黄蚜对氰戊菊酯与氧化乐果的抗药性,结果表明,以山东莒南苹果黄蚜为相对敏感种群,河北沧州,河南商丘,山东蒙阴,辽宁朝阳,山东泰安,河北昌黎,安徽砀山,山东荣城等地苹果黄蚜种群均已产生抗药性,对氰戊菊酯抗性倍数（LD50R/S）分别为25.00,28.60,74,17,87.78,157.33,167.53,218.46,291.56倍;对氧化乐果抗性倍数分别为：16.08,26.53,15.88,29.46,25.83,30.73,48.19,64.58。采用相同的方法测定了山东泰安苹果黄蚜对8种杀虫剂的敏感性,结果为：硫丹与灭多威相对毒力较高,而有机磷类和拟除虫菊酯类杀虫剂相对毒力较低。