QuEChERS yöntemi ile Troia tarım alanları topraklarında insektisit kalıntılarının belirlenmesi

Öz

Pestisitlerin yoğun ve yanlış kullanımı, insanlar ve çevre için toksisiteye neden olabilir. Bu çalışmanın temel amacı, Troia Milli Parkı-Çanakkale İli (Türkiye) 'ndeki Troia tarım topraklarının insektisit yükününün QuEChERS metodu ile belirlenmesidir. Yöntem doğrulaması için, pestisit içermeyen toprak numuneleri pestisitler ile 2 seviyede spike edilmiştir. Yöntemin geri kazanımı, SANTE tarafından belirlenen kabul edilebilir geri kazanım (%60-140) ve tekrarlanabilirlik (≤%20) aralıkları içindeki değerler ve %13.0'lük bir RSD (n = 230) ile %84.8 bulunmuştur. 2020 yılında çalışma alanından 49 toprak örneği toplanmıştır. Bunlardan 36 adedinde farklı konsantrasyonlarda insektisit kalıntısı bulunmuştur. Topraklarda toplam 23 adet insektisit kalıntısı farklı sayıda örneklerde tespit edilmiştir. En fazla sayıda örnekte tespit edilme sırası şöyledir; chlorantraniliprole> imidacloprid> pyridaben> clothianidin> indoxacarb. Toprakta insektisit kalıntılarıları ortalama konsantrasyonları 0.99- 77.7 µg/kg arasında değişmiştir. Lahana ekili alan dışında tüm alanlarda imidacloprid kalıntısı bulunmuştur. En yüksek imidacloprid konsantrasyonu (23.30 µg/kg) biber ekili alanlarda bulunmuştur. İmidacloprid tespit edilen örnek sayısı 21 ve ortalama konsantrasyon 6.20 µg/kg olarak bulunmuştur. Chlorantraniliprole, imidacloprid ve clothianidin gibi uzun yarılanma ömrüne sahip kalıcı insektisitler neredeyse tüm örneklerde tespit edilmiştir.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• İnsektisit kalıntısı
• pestisit yükü
• toprak örnekleri
• Troia Milli Parkı

Determination of insecticide residues in soils from Troia agricultural fields by the QuEChERS method

Abstract

Extensive and misuse of pesticides can cause to toxicity to humans and pollution in the environment. The primary objective of this study was to determine insecticide load of agricultural soils of Troia, located in Troia National Park of Çanakkale Province (Türkiye) by the QuEChERS method. For method verification, blank soil samples were spiked at two levels of pesticides. The overall recovery was 84.8% with a relative standard deviation of 13.0% (n = 230), with the values within acceptable recovery (60-140%) and repeatability (≤20%) ranges set by SANTE. Forty-nine soil samples were collected in the study area in 2020. Thirty-six samples had insecticide residues at varying concentrations. Overall, 23 insecticide residues were detected at different frequencies. The most frequent pesticides were: chlorantraniliprole> imidacloprid> pyridaben> clothianidin> indoxacarb (in decreasing order). Mean concentration of insecticide residues in soils varied between 0.99-77.7 µg/kg. Imidacloprid residues were detected in all fields, except cabbage fields. The highest imidacloprid concentration (23.3 µg/kg) was detected in pepper fields. Imidacloprid was detected in 21 samples with a mean concentration of 6.20 µg/kg. Persistent insecticides with the long half-lives, such as chlorantraniliprole, imidacloprid, and clothianidin, were detected in almost all samples.

Keywords

• Insecticide residues
• pesticide load
• soil samples
• Troia National Park

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