The present invention is applicable to the technical field of
pesticide residue detection, and provides a method for identifying the distribution of
pesticide residues in
plant tissues based on in-situ
mass spectrometry imaging. Based on normal pressure
mass spectrometry imaging,
thiram is used as a non-systemic
pesticide representative, and cymoxanil,
imidacloprid, and pyraclostrobin are used as systemic pesticide representatives to establish a normal pressure
mass spectrometry imaging in-situ detection method for non-systemic and systemic pesticides in fresh bananas. Non-systemic pesticide
thiram does not enter the inside of the banana, and systemic pesticides cymoxanil,
imidacloprid, and pyraclostrobin enter the inside of the banana in a lateral penetration and longitudinal migration manner over time; the smaller the water-
octanol ratio distribution coefficient and the relative molecular mass of the pesticide, the faster the migration speed and the more content, and the migration speed and content are: cymoxanil>
imidacloprid>pyraclostrobin; the faster the speed of pesticide migration in the more mature bananas, the more residual content, and it is not easy to digest. The present invention helps to guide the rational application of pesticides and provide a reference for pesticide safety evaluation.