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A simulation model (PostPLANT-Soil) for predicting pesticide concentrations in succeeding leafy vegetables: I. Validation with experimental data in a Japanese Andosol field.
Journal of Pesticide Science 2023 November 21
We developed a simulation model for predicting pesticide concentrations in succeeding leafy vegetables (PostPLANT-Soil), which includes the process of pesticide uptake from plant roots. To validate the model, we compared pesticide concentrations simulated by the model with values measured from field experiments in an upland Andosol. The model validation showed that pesticide concentrations in the plant shoot were correlated with the concentrations in the soil solution rather than those of the water-extracted pesticides. The model successfully simulated the concentration changes in plant shoots when the simulated concentrations of the pesticides in the soil solution were fitted to the measured values by considering the key parameter - the corrective coefficient for the soil adsorption coefficient. However, the simulated shoot concentrations at the appropriate harvest period exceeded the measured values. This indicates that the leafy vegetable used in this study may have some metabolic capacity for the pesticides.
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