Quality of pesticide-sprayed rice grain during weeks of storage
During rice grain storage, pesticides were applied to minimize loss of grain quality. One of the pesticides that is currently being used is Coopex, a pyrethrum type of insecticide. Quality of Coopex-sprayed rice grains as affected by the duration of storage was determined using % germination, % mois...
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Animo Repository
1997
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Summary: | During rice grain storage, pesticides were applied to minimize loss of grain quality. One of the pesticides that is currently being used is Coopex, a pyrethrum type of insecticide. Quality of Coopex-sprayed rice grains as affected by the duration of storage was determined using % germination, % moisture, sugar and starch contents as parameters. Results showed that during the 5 weeks of storage, the pesticide did not significantly affect the % germination, % moisture, sugar and starch contents of the grain. |
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