“…For example, MH residues were determined in cured tobacco by gas chromatography, in garlic bulbs, potatoes, and onions by high-performance liquid chromatography, , and in tobacco and grapes by liquid chromatography with tandem mass spectrometry. , The improvement in instrumentation and analytical techniques has provided more sensitive detection of MH residues. , However, MH translocation and distribution in plants have been less studied due to the technical difficulties associated with simultaneous multiple tissues and soil experiments . Ion chromatography (IC) is a powerful analytical tool in the detection of small-molecule organic compounds and enables the multiresidue simultaneous determination of polar anionic pesticides in fruit and vegetables. , The IC techniques offer an enormous range of possibilities for selecting stationary and mobile phases and have a broad range of application in agriculture, pharmaceutical, and clinical studies because of ease of operation, high sensitivity, and online performance. , We previously reported the use of an effective IC method for real-time accurate analysis of tricarboxylic acid cycle metabolites in insect hemocytes . Herein, we will develop a novel method using the IC techniques that are suitable for the determination of MH in a variety of samples such as leaves, stems, roots, tubers, and buds of potatoes and rhizosphere soil to realize real-time monitoring of MH translocation behavior.…”