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Short-term toxicity to fish

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Description of key information

The calculation via ECOSAR yielded a 96 h LC50 value of 225000 mg/L. 

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Additional information

No experimental test results for the substance are available.

According to REACH Regulation (Annex VIII, 9.1.3, column 2), the study on the acute toxicity to fish does not need to be done if aquatic toxicity is unlikely. Based on the available experimental toxicity data for daphnids (48 h LC50>1000 mg/L) and algae (72 h EC50>1000 mg/L) it is to be expected that the acute toxicity of L-threonine to fish will be low as well. This assumption is supported by calculation. The estimation of the acute toxicity to fish by ECOSAR v1.00 predicted a 96 h LC50=225000 mg/L for the aliphatic amine-acid structure and a 96 h LC50=1680000 mg/L for the baseline toxicity (neutral organic SAR). Based on the experimental data for daphnids and algae and the estimated acute toxicity values the need for the performance of a fish, acute toxicity test is not indicated.