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Validates a new method for monitoring pesticide residues in Chrysanthemum morifolium, ensuring food safety.
), accuracy (recovery: 73.9-108.7%), and precision (relative standard deviations < 5.7%). Application of the MEALLE method to commercial C. morifolium samples further validated its robustness and versatility. Overall, this approach provide a time-effective, equipment-independent solution for pesticide residue analysis that is independent of auxiliary equipment during the sample pretreatment, thereby serving as a valuable tool for ensuring the safety of processed floral products.
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