Terrestrial stages |
Juvenile, adult |
Contact |
Over‐spray |
Acute |
Not covered by dermal study with birds or mammals as skin is not covered by feathers or fur and a larger part of the skin is exposed and has specific functions |
New study required: overspray study (no standardised study available) |
Chronic |
Not covered by dermal study with birds or mammals as skin is not covered and a larger part of the skin is exposed and has specific functions |
Not currently addressed, some conclusions can be drawn from the exposure of tadpoles followed till adult stages in the extended life cycle test based on LAGDA study |
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Soil |
Acute |
Not covered by dermal study with birds or mammals as skin is not covered and a larger part of the skin is exposed and has specific functions |
New study required if based on the overspray study the trigger is not met: exposure of adult on sprayed soil |
Chronic |
Not covered by dermal study with birds or mammals as skin is not covered and a larger part of the skin is exposed and has specific functions |
Not currently addressed, some conclusions can be drawn from the exposure of tadpoles in the extended life cycle test based on LAGDA study |
Plants |
Acute/chronic |
Not covered by dermal study with birds or mammals as skin is not covered and a larger part of the skin is exposed and has specific functions |
Sufficiently addressed by overspray scenario |
Water puddle |
Acute/chronic |
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Sufficiently addressed by dermal exposure route via overspray or soil |
Oral |
Food |
Acute |
Not covered by acute oral study with birds or mammals as no correlation between toxicity could be established |
Not currently addressed, no reproducible method available, considered relevant |
Chronic |
No data available for a comparison |
Not currently addressed, no reproducible method available, considered relevant |
Inhalation |
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Acute/chronic |
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Sufficiently addressed by dermal exposure route |