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Ecotoxicological information

Endpoint summary

Administrative data

Description of key information

The effects of the substance on terrestrial organisms were investigated with soil macroorganisms, soil microorganisms, arthropods, terrestrial plants and birds.

The overall long-term NOEC for the soil macroorganisms except arthropods (Eisenia fetida) is <1.15 mg a.s./kg dry weight soil.

The 28-day EC50 and NOEC for terrestrial arthropods (Folsomia candida) exposed to the present test material were 0.76 and 0.32 mg a.s./kg dry weight soil.

The EC50 (14 d), determined in a vegetative vigour and in a seedling emergence studies, conducted with ten differentes species, was 225 g a.s./ha (the highest tested rate) equivalent to 0.3 mg a.s./kg dws.

Furthermore, the substance showed no effect on nitrogen transformation of the soil microflora up to 1 mg a.s./kg dry soil.

Additional information

The chronic toxic effect of the test substance on earthworms, arthropods and plants resulted in a NOEC ranging from 0.3 to 148.5 mg a.s./kg dry weight soil.

Regarding the acute effects, Aphidius rhopalosiphi resulted in the lowest mortality endpoint with a LC50 equivalent to 0.001448 mg a.s./kg dry weight soil.

Furthermore, the substance showed no effect on nitrogen transformation of the soil microflora up to 1 mg a.s./kg dry soil.

 

Pollinator studies, investigating acute and chronic toxicities on adult and chronic toxicity on larvae, resulted in an overall LD50 value of 3.79 ng a.s./bee, an overall LDD50value of 1.83 ng a.s./bee/day and an overall NOEC of > 40000 ng a.s./kg diet.

 

The overall NOEC regarding birds dietary toxicity was 500 mg a.s./kg feed.