Table 6.
Overview of concerns reflecting the issues not finalised, critical areas of concerns and the risks identified that may be applicable for some but not for all uses or risk assessment scenarios
| Representative use | Wheat | Rye | Triticale | Barley | Oats | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Operator risk | Risk identified | |||||
| Assessment not finalised | ||||||
| Worker risk | Risk identified | |||||
| Assessment not finalised | ||||||
| Resident/bystander risk | Risk identified | |||||
| Assessment not finalised | ||||||
| Consumer risk | Risk identified | |||||
| Assessment not finalised | X2 | X2 | X2 | X2 | X2 | |
| Risk to wild non‐target terrestrial vertebrates | Risk identified | |||||
| Assessment not finalised | ||||||
| Risk to wild non‐target terrestrial organisms other than vertebrates | Risk identified | |||||
| Assessment not finalised | X3(c) | X3(c) | X3(c) | X3(c) | X3(c) | |
| Risk to aquatic organisms | Risk identified |
X (d) 2/9 scenarios |
X (d) 2/9 scenarios |
X (d) 2/9 scenarios |
X (d) 2/9 scenarios |
X (d) 2/9 scenarios |
| Assessment not finalised | ||||||
| Groundwater exposure to active substance | Legal parametric value breached | |||||
| Assessment not finalised | ||||||
| Groundwater exposure to metabolites | Legal parametric value breached | X5(a) | X5(a) | X5(a) | X5(a) | X5(a) |
| Parametric value of 10 µg/L (b) breached | ||||||
| Assessment not finalised | ||||||
The superscript numbers relate to the numbered points indicated in Sections 9.1 and 9.2. Where there is no superscript number, see Sections 2–7 for further information.
When groundwater aquifers are overlaid by soils which have pH(CaCl2) that are predominantly below 6.6 8/9 FOCUS scenarios autumn sown, all scenarios spring sown. Parametric value not breached when overlying soils have pH(CaCl2) above 6.6.
Value for non‐relevant metabolites prescribed in SANCO/221/2000‐rev. 10 final, European Commission, 2003.
Chronic risk assessment to adult bees could not be finalised.
High chronic risk to aquatic organisms in winter cereal, early application. Risk to aquatic organisms for spring cereal was low in all scenarios.