Recommended Plant Protecting Agents - Current Strategies in 22 Important Tobacco Exporting Countries

W Wittekindt

doi:10.2478/cttr-2013-0577

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Recommended Plant Protecting Agents - Current Strategies in 22 Important Tobacco Exporting Countries

Contributions to Tobacco & Nicotine Research

Volume 13 (1986): Issue 5 (December 1986)

By: W Wittekindt

Open Access

|Jan 2015

Abstract

A review is given of the present lists of crop protectants recommended for use on tobacco in the 22 countries which export the majority of tobacco to the Federal Republic of Germany. The information is of significance in the overall monitoring and control of chemical residues on imported tobacco and in establishing priorities in developing methods of residue analysis for these chemicals.

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