Aluminum phosphide (AlP) is a popular fumigant used widely for the safe storage of food
grain. Although A1P is free from toxic residues, it releases phosphine which acts on …

Introduction. Aluminum phosphide (ALP) is used worldwide to fumigate grain. ALP
poisoning, though reported from different parts of world, is most common in north, northwest …

Aluminium phosphide (AlP) is used to protect stored grains from rodents. It produces
phosphine gas (PH 3), a mitochondrial poison thought to cause toxicity by blocking the …

Abstract Aluminum Phosphide (AlP) is an active ingredient of fumigant pesticide which is
commonly used in developing countries in order to control pests in stored grain. Acute …

Aluminum phosphide (ALP), a widely used insecticide and rodenticide, is also infamous for
the mortality and morbidity it causes in ALP‐poisoned individuals. The toxicity of metal …

Over the last three decades, aluminum phosphide has emerged as an important pesticide
agent being sued for self-harm in India is well as other countries. High mortality is due to …

Due to its easy availability, rapid and severe toxicity, and no specific antidote, aluminum
phosphide has emerged as a lethal toxin, commonly used for suicidal intent in agricultural …

Background: Aluminum phosphide as a fumigant is extensively used for wheat preservation
from rodents and bugs especially in silos worldwide. There is increasing number of acute …

Aluminium phosphide (AlP) is a cheap solid fumigant and a highly toxic pesticide which is
commonly used for grain preservation. AlP has currently aroused interest with a rising …

Abstract Introduction and Importance: Aluminum phosphide (ALP) is a commonly available
pesticide in agricultural countries like Nepal. Upon ingestion, this releases highly toxic …