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Ecotoxicological information

Toxicity to aquatic plants other than algae

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Description of key information

Endpoints that are considered to be relevant in higher plant growth inhibition studies are biomass growth (end parameter: NOECb) and growth rate (end parameter: NOECr).  Both endpoints are included in the OECD-guidelines for these species (Guideline No 201, OECD 2006; Guideline No 221, OECD 1998), but growth rate is preferred as it is an ecologically more relevant endpoint.

Key value for chemical safety assessment

EC10 or NOEC for freshwater plants:
20 µg/L
EC10 or NOEC for marine water plants:
0.9 µg/L

Additional information

This table gives an overview of reliable chronic data to higher plants

Enhalus acoroides

Higher plant

HgCl2

Measured

10d-NOECgrowth

16020

K2

Bonifacio and Montano, 1998

               

Chara vulgaris

Higher plant

HgCl2

Measured

14d-NOECgrowth rate

 

20

K1

Heumann, 1987

Ascophyllum nodosum

Higher plant.

HgCl2

Nominal

10d-NOECgrowth

9

K2

Stromgren, 1980

Fucus serratus

Higher plant

HgCl2

Nominal

10d-NOECgrowth

0.9

K2

Stromgren, 1980

Fucus spiralis

Higher plant

HgCl2

Nominal

10d-NOECgrowth

9

K2

Stromgren, 1980

Fucus vesiculosus

Higher plant

HgCl2

Nominal

10d-NOECgrowth

9

K2

Stromgren, 1980

Pelvetia canaliculata

Higher plant

HgCl2

Nominal

10d-NOECgrowth

5

K2

Stromgren, 1980

Laminaria saccharina

Higher plant

HgCl2

Nominal

10d-NOECreproduction

1

K2

Thompson and Burrows, 1984

Gracilaria tenuistipitata

Higher plant

HgCl2

Nominal

4d-NOECpopulation growth

60

K2

Haglund et al, 1996