Table 2.
Compound (name and/or code) | Mobility in soil | > 0.1 μg/L at 1 m depth for the representative usesa | Pesticidal activity | Toxicological relevance |
---|---|---|---|---|
Thiacloprid |
Medium to low mobility KFoc 393–870 mL/g |
No | Yes | Yes |
M02 |
Medium mobility KFoc 223–438 mL/g |
No | Assessment not triggered |
Yes It cannot be excluded that the metabolite shares the carcinogenic and reproductive toxicity properties of the parent |
M29 |
Medium mobility KFoc 338–407 mL/g |
No | Assessment not triggered |
Yes It cannot be excluded that the metabolite shares the carcinogenic and reproductive toxicity properties of the parent |
M30 |
Very high mobility KFoc 15–28 mL/g |
Yes 0.128–1.696 μg/L with the exception of just use in winter oilseed rape at the Chateadun scenario where 0.08 μg/L was predicted | Yes |
Yes It cannot be excluded that the metabolite shares the carcinogenic properties of the parent |
M34 |
Very high mobility Kdoc 4–10 mL/g |
Yes 0.13–2.16 μg/L | No |
Yes It cannot be excluded that the metabolite shares the carcinogenic properties of the parent |
M46 |
Very high mobility KFoc 6–14 mL/g |
Yes 0.277–4.909 μg/L | No |
Yes It cannot be excluded that the metabolite shares the carcinogenic properties of the parent |
KFoc: Freundlich organic carbon adsorption coefficient.
FOCUS scenarios or a relevant lysimeter.