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Kit de Herramientas para el Registro de Plaguicidas

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Grupo de pesticidas*Este campo es obligatorio

- seleccionar grupo de pesticidas -Plaguicidas químicosPesticidas bioquímicosLos plaguicidas microbianosBotánico

CategoríaEste campo es obligatorio

- seleccionar categoría -Identidad y composiciónPropiedades físicas y químicasClasificación, envasado y etiquetadoMétodos de análisisImpacto en la salud humanaResiduosDestino y comportamiento en el medio ambienteEfectos sobre especies no objetivoAplicación y eficaciaConclusiones generales

Subcategoría Este campo es obligatorio

- seleccionar subcategoría -Identity & compositionPhysical & chemical propertiesEquivalenceFunction & mode of actionHandling & safetyClassificationPackagingLabellingSafety Data Sheet (SDS)Analytical methods for formulation analysisAnalytical methods for residue analysisHazard identification & characterizationOccupational risk - operators - agricultureOccupational risk - operators - public healthOccupational risk - workers - agricultureBystander & residential risk - public healthBystander & residential risk - agricultureDietary riskMonitoring human exposure & healthMRL present: dietary risk assessmentMRL absent: comprehensive residue evaluation and MRL establishmentCompliance with export MRLsMonitoring residuesFate and behaviour in soilFate and behaviour in waterFate and behaviour in airMonitoring environmental fateEffects on terrestrial vertebratesEffects on aquatic speciesEffects on bees and other arthropod speciesEffects on soil organismsEffects on algae and plantsEffects on biological methods of sewage treatmentMonitoring environmental effectsEffectiveness against target organisms & effects on yieldPossible occurence of the development of resistanceEffects on quality of plants or plant productsEffects on transformation processesPhytotoxicity & impact on succeeding crops, adjacent crops and on treated plants used for propagationMonitoring efficacyOverall conclusions