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pyrethrin is moderately persistent in soil and sediment, but is readily broken down by soil microorganisms and also by sunlight. In surface water, pyrethrin is rapidly (within hours) absorbed onto organic matter in the water and sediment, resulting in very low concentration of pyrethrin in the water.
