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The uptake of  32 P-labelled Dipterex by the cotton plant (Gossypium barbadense), has been studied following topical application on the leaf, as well as via root. The insecticide did not penetrate into the leaf cells, when applied topically, but is readily taken up by the root, when immersed in a solution of radioactive insecticide. Also the rate of respiration was found to increase significantly in plants treated with sublethal concentrations of Dipterex.

Metabolism of organophosphorus insecticides: IV. Translocation and metabolism of 32 P-labelled Dipterex in cotton plant