Plant product (available studies) | Category | Commodity | T (°C) | Stability period | Compounds covered | Comment/Source | |
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Value | Unit | ||||||
High water content | Snap beans | –20 | 28 a | Months | quizalofop‐P‐ethyl and quizalofop‐P | Since conjugates may only degrade to the acid form, the reported storage stability studies are expected to cover all compounds included in the residue definition, including conjugates. (EFSA, 2017) | |
High oil content |
Cotton seeds Rape seeds |
–20 | 28 a | Months | |||
Dry/High starch | Wheat grain | –18 | 12 a | Months | |||
GM maize grain | –20 | 13 a | Months | ||||
High acid content | Oranges | –18 | 12 a | Months | |||
Processed products | GM maize oil | –20 | 13 b | Months | |||
GM maize flour | –20 | 13 a | Months | ||||
GM maize starch | –20 | 13 b | Months | ||||
Others | GM maize stover | –20 | 13 a | Months | |||
GM maize forage | –20 | 13 a | Months |
GM: genetically modified.
Storage stability refers to the total residues of quizalofop‐P‐ethyl and quizalofop.
Storage stability demonstrated individually for quizalofop‐P‐ethyl and quizalofop.