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The dissipation patterns of amisulbrom in cucumber under a greenhouse condition wasinvestigated to establish biological half-life and pre-harvest residue limit (PHRL). Amisulbrom residue in/oncucumber on the day of application under standard application condition was 0.15 mg kg −1 and decreased to0.06mg kg −1 after 5 days after treatment, so that biological half-life calculated 3.6 day, while initialconcentration of amisulbrom twice application 3 days interval under standard application condition was0.35 mg kg −1 and decreased to 0.09 mg kg −1 after same period and the biological half-life calculated 2.4 day.PHRL was suggested by prediction curve calculated from the decay constant of amisulbrom at standard rate.For example, 1.83 mg kg −1 at 5 days before harvest and 1.03 mg kg −1 at 2 days before harvest were suggested.Key words Amislubrom, Cucumber, Pre-harvest residue limit, Biological half-life     1970 3,719 M/T  2010 20,413 M/T  , 2010 1,366  (MFAFF, 2010)  ,                (Lee , 2010).                (Lee , 2008).                   (Kim , 1997).                   , ,       ,           [Maximum Residue Limit;MRL]    ,    2012 2  427    MRL  (KFDA, 2012). ( 10022)         MRL   , ,

Dissipation Pattern of Amisulbrom in Cucumber under Greenhouse Condition for Establishing Pre-harvest Residue Limit