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EC number: 216-133-4 | CAS number: 1506-02-1
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The long-term toxicity of the test substance to soil organisms was studied in earthworms, springtails, terrestrial plants and soil microorganisms. Terrestrial plants showed to be most sensitive soil species, with Beta vulgaris having the lowest NOEC (dry weight) value (0.099 mg/kg dw soil). This NOEC is used for the PNEC soil calculations.
Table: Available soil toxicity data
Species |
Guideline |
Results (mg/kg dw, measured) |
Reference |
Remark |
Eisenia foetida |
ISO 11268 |
28d-NOECrepr, feeding = 36 (normalised) |
Gossman 1997 |
Rel. 1 |
Folsomia candida |
ISO 11267 |
28d-NOECrepr, surv. = 15.3 (normalised) |
Klepka 1997 |
Rel. 1 |
Terrestrial plants (Beta vulgaris most sensitive) |
OECD TG 208 |
21d-NOECdryweight = 0.099 mg/kg dw (calculated) |
Ripperger 2018 |
Rel. 1 |
Soil microorganisms |
OECD TG 216 |
28d-NOEC = 31.6 |
Häuser 2017 |
Rel. 1 |
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