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SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT
卷 877, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
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DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2023.162876
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Pesticide; Metabolites; Processed food; Beverage
In this study, the metabolites of tolfenpyrad (TFP) in tea plants were identified and the transfer of TFP and its metabolites from tea bushes to consumption was studied for a comprehensive risk assessment. Four metabolites were identified and the dissipation and trends of TFP and its metabolites were examined during tea processing. The results showed that PT-CA posed a greater potential risk than TFP to tea consumers, suggesting the need to consider the sum of TFP and PT-CA residues as the maximum residual limit (MRL) in tea.
The metabolites of pesticides usually require rational risk assessment. In the present study, the metabolites of tolfenpyrad (TFP) in tea plants were identified using UPLC-QToF/MS analysis, and the transfer of TFP and its metab-olites from tea bushes to consumption was studied for a comprehensive risk assessment. Four metabolites, PT-CA, PT-OH, OH-T-CA, and CA-T-CA, were identified, and PT-CA and PT-OH were detected along with dissipation of the parent TFP under field conditions. During processing, 3.11-50.00 % of TFP was further eliminated. Both PT-CA and PT-OH presented a downward trend (7.97-57.89 %) during green tea processing but an upward trend (34.48-124.17 %) dur -ing black tea manufacturing. The leaching rate (LR) of PT-CA (63.04-101.03 %) from dry tea to infusion was much higher than that of TFP (3.06-6.14 %). As PT-OH was no longer detected in tea infusions after 1 d of TFP application, TFP and PT-CA were taken into account in the comprehensive risk assessment. The risk quotient (RQ) assessment in-dicated a negligible health risk, but PT-CA posed a greater potential risk than TFP to tea consumers. Therefore, this study provides guidance for rational TFP application and suggests the sum of TFP and PT-CA residues as the maximum residual limit (MRL) in tea.
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