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Toxicity to terrestrial plants

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The test item was tested for its possible toxic effects on the emergence of seedlings and the early stages of growth of three terrestrial plants after a single application. The EC50 and LC50 values for all plants are higher than 100 mg/kg.

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The test item was tested for its possible toxic effects on the emergence of seedlings and the early stages of growth of three terrestrial plants (wheat, mustard, cress) after a single application according to OECD guideline no. 208. The test item was tested up to a maximum concentration of 1000 mg/kg (dry matter of soil). Under the conditions of the test, neither the growth, nor the emergence were inhibited at the EC50/LC50 level, respectively. Growth of cress was inhibited to an extent of 35.1 %, that of wheat was inhibited to an extent of 37.4, and that of mustard to an extent of 49.8 %. Germination rates of cress, wheat and mustard were nearly not affected at the concentration of 100 mg/kg (9.1, 3.1 and -2.6 %), respectively. At 1000 mg/L the germination rate of only wheat was inhibited to an extent of 21.2 %. The highest concentration of 1000 mg/kg exceeds the maximum of concentration given by the test guideline OECD 208 by a factor 10. The EC50 and LC50 values for all plants are higher than 100 mg/kg.