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AMMONIUM SULFATE CAS N°: 7783-20-2

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OECD SIDS<br />

<strong>AMMONIUM</strong> <strong>SULFATE</strong><br />

4. ECOTOXICITY ID: <strong>7783</strong>-<strong>20</strong>-2<br />

DATE: 18.04.<strong>20</strong>06<br />

Method:<br />

other: see Test Condition<br />

Year: 1984<br />

GLP:<br />

no data<br />

Test substance: other TS: ammonium sulfate, no further details<br />

Remark:<br />

(1) - Other tests in the paper look at recovery of nematodes<br />

when ammonium sulfate is removed, and at the effects of<br />

ammonium sulfate on the tomato plants.<br />

(2) - Neither ionic strength nor pH are controlled in this<br />

experiment. Both will differ between the solutions used.<br />

Result:<br />

After 72 hours, 95% of the nematodes in the 9900 ppm N<br />

solution had died. Approximately 50% of the nematodes in the<br />

1100 ppm N solution had died after 72 hours.<br />

Test condition: Nematodes were placed in 1100, 3300, or 9900 ppm N solutions<br />

of ammonium sulfate in distilled water for 24, 48, and 72<br />

hours.<br />

Reliability: (4) not assignable<br />

limited documentation of results<br />

25-APR-<strong>20</strong>03 (99)<br />

Species:<br />

other: Nematoda<br />

Exposure period: 1<strong>20</strong> day(s)<br />

Unit:<br />

other: kg/ha<br />

Method:<br />

other: see Test Condition<br />

Year: 1983<br />

GLP:<br />

no data<br />

Test substance: other TS: ammonium sulfate, no furrther details<br />

Result:<br />

A LC50 value could not be determined because after 4 months<br />

the number of nematodes had increased by a factor of 3. No<br />

further details reported. However, the results indicate that<br />

ammonium sulfate is not toxic to Nematoda in alpine pasture.<br />

Test condition: Three sites of alpine pasture were treated with 100, 400,<br />

and 1<strong>20</strong>0 kg/ha ammonium sulfate on 13 June. Nematodes,<br />

Testacea, and Ciliates were collected from each site and<br />

from the control site on July 5, Sept 5, and Oct 18.<br />

Nematode numbers dcreased on July 5, but by 18 October 3<br />

times as many nematodes were collected from the fertilised<br />

sites as from the control site.<br />

Reliability: (4) not assignable<br />

Abstract of conference presentation. Limited documentation.<br />

Pilot study.<br />

25-APR-<strong>20</strong>03 (98)<br />

Species:<br />

other: Testacea<br />

Exposure period: 1<strong>20</strong> day(s)<br />

Unit:<br />

other: kg/ha<br />

Method:<br />

other: see Test Condition<br />

Year: 1983<br />

GLP:<br />

no data<br />

Test substance: other TS: ammonium sulfate, no further details<br />

Result:<br />

134<br />

A LC50 value could not be determined because the biomass<br />

grew more at the highest dose level (1<strong>20</strong>0 kg.ha) than in the<br />

control. No further details reported. However, the results<br />

indicate that ammonium sulfate (AS) at 1<strong>20</strong>0 kg/ha is not<br />

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