Crop and/or situation a	F G or I b	Pests or group of pests controlled c	Formulation		Application				Application rate			PHI (days) m	Remarks
			Type d , e , f	Conc of a.i. g/kg i	Method kind f , g , h	Growth stage & season j	No. of application min/max k	Interval between applications (min)	g a.i./hL min max (g/hL)	Water L/ha min max	Total rate each application g a.i./ha min max (g/ha) l
Olive trees Olea europaea OLVEU	FG	Plant elicitor, plant resistance against pathogenic fungi and bacteria	SP Soluble Powder	≥ 85% Chitosan	Low‐Medium volume spraying	BBCH 10 ‐ BBCH 79	4–8	2 weeks	50–100	200–400	100–400	Not applicable	Chitosan can be prepared for use following any of the two recipes provided in Appendix I (preparation for use).
Grass (Lawns) Grassland English ryegrass Lolium perenne Italian ryegrass Lolium multiflorum Timotheegrass Phleum pratense ‘Ornamental’ grasses 3AMGC including Miscanthus × giganteus	FG	Plant elicitor, plant resistance against pathogenic fungi and bacteria	SP Soluble Powder	≥ 85% Chitosan	Low‐Medium volume spraying	BBCH 09 ‐ BBCH 89	4–8	2 weeks	50–100	200–400	100–400	Not applicable	Chitosan can be prepared for use following any of the two recipes provided in Appendix I (preparation for use).
Grass (Sport fields, Golf courses)	FG	Plant elicitor, plant resistance against pathogenic fungi and bacteria	SP Soluble Powder	≥ 85% Chitosan	Low‐Medium volume spraying	BBCH 09 ‐BBCH 89	4–8	2 weeks	50–100	200–400	100–400	Not applicable	Chitosan can be prepared for use following any of the two recipes provided in Appendix I (preparation for use).
Ornamentals plants (Wood spurge Euphorbia amygdaloides subsp. Robbiae, EPHRO Magnolia, 1MAGG Griffith's spurge Euphorbia griffithii, EPHGH Philadelphus, 1PHIG Beech Fagus sylvatica, FAUSY Poplar tree Populus spp., 1POPG Hebe Hebe spp., 1HBEG Prunus sp., 1PRNG Wintergreen Gaultheria, 1GAHG Pear tree Pyrus sp., 1PYUG Maple Acer, 1ACRG Rose Rosa, 1ROSG Cotoneaster, 1CTTG Blackberry Rubus, 1RUBG Euonymus, 1EUOG Lilac Syringa, 1SYRG Forsythia, 1FOSG Blueberry Vaccinium, 1VACG)	FGI	Plant elicitor, plant resistance against pathogenic fungi and bacteria	SP Soluble Powder	≥ 85% Chitosan	Low‐Medium volume spraying	BBCH 09 ‐BBCH 89	4–8	2 weeks	50–100	200–400	100–400	Not applicable	Chitosan can be prepared for use following any of the two recipes provided in Appendix I (preparation for use).
Post‐harvest fruit treatment (peelable fruit: Banana Musa × paradisiaca, MUBPA Kiwis Actinidia chinensis, ATICH Avocado Persea americana, PEBAM Melon Mango Mangifera indica, MNGIN Pineapple Ananas comosus, ANHCO Citrus sp. 1CIDG)	FG	Plant elicitor, plant resistance against pathogenic fungi and bacteria	SP Soluble Powder	≥ 85% Chitosan	Immersion	Post‐harvest BBCH 89+	1	–	1	–	–		Immersion/dipping of the fruit in a max of 2% (wt:vol) chitosan solution for a very short time (from a few second to 60 s) before being air dried, leading to a very thin film coating on the surface of the fruit (estimated to max ~0.02% of the fruit weight).
Small fruit crops (3SMFC)	FG	Plant elicitor, plant resistance against pathogenic fungi and bacteria	SP Soluble Powder	100% Chitosan hydrochloride	Low‐Medium volume spraying	Leaf development ‐ development of fruit (BBCH 10–79)	4–8	2 weeks	50–200	200–400	100–800	0	Chitosan can be prepared for use following any of the two recipes provided in Appendix I (preparation for use).
Grapevine Vitis vinifera (VITVI)	FG	Plant elicitor, plant resistance against pathogenic fungi and bacteria	SP Soluble Powder	100% chitosan hydrochloride	Low‐Medium volume spraying	BBCH 10–BBCH 79	4–8	2 weeks	50–100	200–600	100–600	0	Chitosan can be prepared for use following any of the two recipes provided in Appendix I (preparation for use).
Fruit crops (3FRUC) Other than small fruit crops and grapevine	FG	Plant elicitor, plant resistance against pathogenic fungi and bacteria	SP Soluble Powder	100% chitosan hydrochloride	Low‐Medium volume spraying	BBCH 10–BBCH 79	4–8	2 weeks	50–100	200–400	100–400	0	Chitosan can be prepared for use following any of the two recipes provided in Appendix I (preparation for use). Specific application rates are defined for small fruit crops and grapevine as set out above in this table.
Vegetables	FG	Plant elicitor, plant resistance against pathogenic fungi and bacteria	SP Soluble Powder	≥ 85% Chitosan	Low‐Medium volume spraying	BBCH 09–BBCH 79	4–8	2 weeks	50–100	200–400	100–400	Not applicable	Chitosan can be prepared for use following any of the two recipes provided in Appendix I (preparation for use).
Cereals	FG	Plant elicitor, plant resistance against pathogenic fungi and bacteria	SP Soluble Powder	≥ 85% Chitosan	Low‐Medium volume spraying	BBCH 09–BBCH 79	4–8	2 weeks	50–100	200–400	100–400	Not applicable	Chitosan can be prepared for use following any of the two recipes provided in Appendix I (preparation for use).
Spices	FG	Plant elicitor, plant resistance against pathogenic fungi and bacteria	SP Soluble Powder	≥ 85% Chitosan	Low‐Medium volume spraying	BBCH 09–BBCH 79	4–8	2 weeks	50–100	200–400	100–400	Not applicable	Chitosan can be prepared for use following any of the two recipes provided in Appendix I (preparation for use).
Crops for animal feed	FG	Plant elicitor, plant resistance against pathogenic fungi and bacteria	SP Soluble Powder	≥ 85% Chitosan	Low‐Medium volume spraying	BBCH 09–BBCH 79	4–8	2 weeks	50–100	200–400	100–400	Not applicable	Chitosan can be prepared for use following any of the two recipes provided in Appendix I (preparation for use).
Cereals Seed treatment	FG	Plant elicitor, plant resistance against pathogenic fungi and bacteria	SP Soluble Powder	≥ 85% Chitosan	Low volume spraying	Before sowing (BBCH 00)	1	Not applicable	50–100	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable	Chitosan can be prepared for use following any of the two recipes provided in Appendix I (preparation for use).
Potatoes Seed treatment	FG	Plant elicitor, plant resistance against pathogenic fungi and bacteria	SP Soluble Powder	≥ 85% Chitosan	Low volume Spraying/dipping	Before sowing (BBCH 00)	1	Not applicable	50–100	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable	Chitosan can be prepared for use following any of the two recipes provided in Appendix I (preparation for use).
Sugar beet Seed treatment	FG	Plant elicitor, plant resistance against pathogenic fungi and bacteria	SP Soluble Powder	≥ 85% Chitosan	Low volume spraying	Before sowing (BBCH 00)	1	Not applicable	50–100	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable	Chitosan can be prepared for use following any of the two recipes provided in Appendix I (preparation for use).

^a For crops, the EU and Codex classification (both) should be taken into account; where relevant, the use situation should be described (e.g. fumigation of a structure).

^b Outdoor or field use (F), greenhouse application (G) or indoor application (I).

^c e.g. pests as biting and suckling insects, soil born insects, foliar fungi, weeds or plant elicitor.

^d e.g. wettable powder (WP), emulsifiable concentrate (EC), granule (GR) etc.

^e GCPF Codes – GIFAP Technical Monograph No 2, 1989.

^f All abbreviations used must be explained.

^g Method, e.g. high volume spraying, low volume spraying, spreading, dusting, drench.

^h Kind, e.g. overall, broadcast, aerial spraying, row, individual plant, between the plant – type of equipment used must be indicated.

ⁱ g/kg or g/L. Normally the rate should be given for the substance (according to ISO).

^j Growth stage at last treatment (BBCH Monograph, Growth Stages of Plants, 1997, Blackwell, ISBN 3‐8263‐3152‐4), including where relevant, information on season at time of application.

^k Indicate the minimum and maximum number of application possible under practical conditions of use.

^l The values should be given in g or kg whatever gives the more manageable number (e.g. 200 kg/ha instead of 200,000 g/ha or 12.5 g/ha instead of 0.0125 kg/ha.

^m PHI – minimum pre‐harvest interval.