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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
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3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
?? Code to be defined
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
AD Andorra
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
AE United Arab Emirates
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
AF Afghanistan
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
AG Antigua and Barbuda
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
AI Anguilla
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
AL Albania
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
AM Armenia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
AN Netherlands Antilles
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
AO Angola
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
AQ Antarctica
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
AR Argentina
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
AS American Samoa
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
AT Austria
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
AU Australia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
AW Aruba
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
AZ Azerbaijan
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
BA Bosnia and Herzegovina
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
BB Barbados
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
BD Bangladesh
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3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
BE Belgium
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
BF Burkina Faso
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
BG Bulgaria
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
BH Bahrain
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
BI Burundi
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
BJ Benin
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
BM Bermuda
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
BN Brunei Darussalam
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
BO Bolivia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
BR Brazil
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
BS Bahamas
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
BT Bhutan
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
BV Bouvet Island
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
BW Botswana
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
BY Belarus
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
BZ Belize
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
CA Canada
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
CC Cocos (Keeling) Islands
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
CF Central African Republic
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
CG Congo
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3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
CH Switzerland
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
CI Ivory Coast
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
CK Cook Islands
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
CL Chile
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
CM Cameroon
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
CN China
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
CO Colombia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
CR Costa Rica
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
CU Cuba
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
CV Cap Verde
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
CX Christmas Island
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
CY Cyprus
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
CZ Czech Republic
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
DE Germany
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
DJ Djibouti
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
DK Denmark
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
DM Dominica
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
DO Dominican Republic
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
DZ Algeria
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
EC Ecuador
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3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
EE Estonia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
EG Egypt
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
EH Western Sahara
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
ER Eritrea
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
ES Spain
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
ET Ethiopia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
FI Finland
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
FJ Fiji
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
FK Falkland Islands (Malvinas)
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
FM Micronesia, Federated States of
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
FO Faroe Islands
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
FR France
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
FX France, Metropolitan
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
GA Gabon
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
GB United Kingdom (UK)
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
GD Grenada
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
GE Georgia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
GF French Guiana
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
GH Ghana
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
GI Gibraltar
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3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
GL Greenland
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
GM Gambia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
GN Guinea
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
GP Guadeloupe
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
GQ Equatorial Guinea
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
GR Greece
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
GS South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
GT Guatemala
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
GU Guam
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
GW Guinea-Bissau
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
GY Guyana
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
HK Hong Kong
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
HM Heard and MacDonald Islands
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
HN Honduras
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
HR Croatia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
HT Haiti
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
HU Hungary
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
ID Indonesia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
IE Ireland
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
IL Israel
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3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
IN India
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
IO British Indian Ocean Territory
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
IQ Iraq
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
IR Iran (Islamic Republic of)
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
IS Iceland
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
IT Italy
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
JM Jamaica
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
JO Jordan
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
JP Japan
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
KE Kenya
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
KG Kyrgyzstan
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
KH Cambodia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
KI Kiribati
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
KM Comoros
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
KN Saint Kitts and Nevis
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
KP Korea, Democratic People's Republic of
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
KR Korea, Republic of
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
KW Kuwait
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
KY Cayman Islands
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
KZ Kasakhstan
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3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
LA Lao People's Democratic Republic
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
LB Lebanon
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
LC Saint Lucia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
LI Liechtenstein
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
LK Sri Lanka
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
LR Liberia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
LS Lesotho
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
LT Lithuania
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
LU Luxembourg
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
LV Latvia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
LY Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
MA Morocco
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
MC Monaco
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
MD Moldova, Republic of
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
ME Montenegro
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
MG Madagascar
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
MH Marshall Islands
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
MK Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic of
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
ML Mali
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
MM Myanmar
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3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
MN Mongolia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
MO Macau
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
MP Northern Mariana Islands
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
MQ Martinique
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
MR Mauritania
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
MS Montserrat
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
MT Malta
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
MU Mauritius
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
MV Maldives
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
MW Malawi
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
MX Mexico
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
MY Malaysia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
MZ Mozambique
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
NA Namibia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
NC New Caledonia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
NE Niger
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
NF Norfolk Islands
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
NG Nigeria
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
NI Nicaragua
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
NL Netherlands
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3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
NO Norway
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
NP Nepal
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
NR Nauru
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
NU Niue
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
NZ New Zealand
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
OM Oman
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
PA Panama
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
PE Peru
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
PF French Polynesia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
PG Papua New Guinea
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
PH Philippines
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
PK Pakistan
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
PL Poland
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
PM St. Pierre and Miquelon
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
PN Pitcairn
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
PR Puerto Rico
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
PS Palestinian Territory, occupied
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
PT Portugal
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
PW Palau
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
PY Paraguay
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3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
QA Qatar
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
RE Reunion
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
RO Romania
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
RS Serbia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
RU Russian Federation
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
RW Rwanda
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
SA Saudi Arabia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
SB Solomon Islands
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
SC Seychelles
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
SD Sudan
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
SE Sweden
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
SG Singapore
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
SH St. Helena
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
SI Slovenia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
SJ Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
SK Slovakia (Slovak Republic)
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
SL Sierra Leone
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
SM San Marino
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
SN Senegal
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
SO Somalia
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3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
SR Suriname
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
ST Sao Tome and Principe
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
SV El Salvador
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
SY Syrian Arab Republic
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
SZ Swaziland
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
TC Turks and Caicos Islands
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
TD Chad
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
TF French Southern Territories
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
TG Togo
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
TH Thailand
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
TJ Tajikistan
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
TK Tokelau
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
TL Timor-Leste
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
TM Turkmenistan
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
TN Tunisia
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
TO Tonga
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
TR Turkey
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
TT Trinidad and Tobago
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
TV Tuvalu
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
TW Taiwan
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3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
TZ United Republic of Tanzania
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
UA Ukraine
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
UG Uganda
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
UM United States Minor Outlying Islands
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
US United States of America
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
UY Uruguay
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
UZ Uzbekistan
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
VA Vatican City State
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
VC St. Vincent and the Grenadines
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
VE Venezuela
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
VG Virgin Islands (British)
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
VI Virgin Islands (U.S.)
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
VN Vietnam
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
VU Vanuatu
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
WF Wallis and Futuna Islands
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
WS Samoa
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
YE Yemen
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
YT Mayotte
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
ZA South Africa
3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
ZM Zambia
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3 International ISO code for countries of the
world
ZW Zimbabwe
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
00 dry seed
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
?? Code to be defined
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
BC Container (for consignments of goods)
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
BH From-house-to-house container
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
BL Lorry
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
BO Seafaring ships
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
BS Barges, inland navigation vessels and coastal motor ships
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
BT seafaring ships in transit
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
BU Barges
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
BW Railway carriage
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
CD Roof garden
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
DG Implements
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
DK Plant containers
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
DW Cutting tools
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
DY Tools/equipment and plant containers
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
F1 Outdoors or greenhouses
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
F2 Transplanting beds and blocks of trees
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
F3 Small storage room
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
F4 large storage room
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4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
F5 empty stores
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
F6 field, woodpile traps
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FA Nursery beds, seed beds
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FB Mound of soil
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FC Container plants outdoors
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FD Manure beds
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FE Yield areas
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FF Clamps
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FH Hedges
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FI Young stands
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FJ No-yield stands
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FK For storage outdoors under gasproof canvas and plastic film
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FL Storage
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FM Propagation areas
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FN Normal cropping areas
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FO Outdoors, seed crop
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FP Outdoors, plant crop
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FQ Blocks of trees
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FR Soil substrate under gasproof film
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FS Seed boxes
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4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FT Cropping with wide spacing
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FU Outdoors and greenhouses
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FV Transplanting beds
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FW Pasture
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FX Outdoors
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FY Shallow storage
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
FZ Outdoors, felled wood
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
H1 Amateur gardening: rooms, balconies and window sills
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
H10 Amateur gardening: balconies
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
H11 Amateur gardening: rooms, offices, patios and balconies
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
H12 Amateur gardening: balconies and patios
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
H2 Amateur gardening: hydroculture in rooms, balconies and window sills
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
H4 Amateur gardening: hydroculture in rooms, offices and balconies
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
H5 Amateur gardening: outdoors or greenhouse
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
H6 Amateur gardening: hydroculture in rooms, offices and conservatories
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
H7 Amateur gardening: rooms, offices and conservatories
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
H8 Amateur gardening: rooms, offices and balconies
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
H9 Amateur gardening: rooms, offices, conservatories and balconies
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
HA Amateur gardening: seed and nursery beds
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
HB Amateur gardening: outside areas surrounding buildings
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4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
HD Amateur gardening: roof gardens
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
HE Amateur gardening: mounds of soil
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
HF Amateur gardening: outdoors
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
HG Amateur gardening: implements
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
HH Amateur gardening: hydroculture in rooms and offices
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
HI Amateur gardening: beds covered by fleece mats (greenhouse)
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
HK Amateur gardening: plant containers
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
HL Amateur gardening: small storage room
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
HM Amateur gardening: rooms, balconies, patios and conservatories
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
HN Amateur gardening: beds covered by sand (greenhouse)
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
HR Amateur gardening: rooms
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
HT Amateur gardening: ponds
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
HU Amateur gardening: greenhouse
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
HW Amateur gardening: garden paths
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
HX Amateur gardening
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
HZ Amateur gardening: rooms, offices and balconies
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
JA seedling production
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
JF seedling production (outdoors)
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
KA Apple storage units with high CO2 atmosphere
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
KC Carvex-pressure chamber
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4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
KG Guttroff-pressure chamber
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
KK Climate chamber
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
KM Fumigation chamber with circulatory fumigation
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
KO Fumigation chamber without circulatory fumigation
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
KP Pex-pressure chamber
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
KR Smoking chamber
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
KV Vacuum chamber with circulatory fumigation
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
KX Chamber
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
KÄ Atmospheric pressure chamber with circulatory system
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
LF Fluted filter
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
LG Glass cylinder, closed
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
LO Glass cylinder, open
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
LP Petri dish, open
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
LR Petri dish, closed
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
LS Glas stopper
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
LV Four-chamber container
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
LX Laboratory
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
MH Machine shop
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
ML In empty mills
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
MS in mills, food stores and silos
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4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
MX In mills
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
MY In mills and warehouses
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
MZ in empty mills and food stores
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
NA Park paths
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
NB Abandoned land
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
NF Airfield
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
NG Garden paths
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
NI Factory yard
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
NK Industrial premises, storage areas, power lines Energietrassen
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
NL Urban drainage system
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
NM Rubbish dump
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
NP Sports field
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
NR At the roadside in villages
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
NW Play areas
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
OB Brook, dry
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
OE Ditch bottom, dry
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
OG Ditch bank
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
OR Ditch, dry
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
OT Pond, dry
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
OU Embankment
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4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
OX Water bodies, dry
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
PB Bedding culture
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
PS Bag culture
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
RA Empty bags in sufficiently gasproof rooms
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
RB Fumigation systems
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
RD Arround the outside of buildings
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
RF For storage in store-rooms under gasproof canvas and plastic film
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
RK In cellars
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
RL In empty rooms
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
RM Rooms
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
RP For storage under gasproof canvas
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
RS In warehouses
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
RT In granaries
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
RU In unused rooms
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
RW In piles of sacks under gasproof canvas or in sufficiently gasproof rooms
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
RX In rooms
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
SA Aluminium silo units
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
SB Concrete silo in farm warehouses
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
SD Degesch-small silo
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
SF Stand areas (outdoors)
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4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
SG textile silo
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
SH Wooden silo in barnyard lofts
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
SK Gasproof silo unit with circulatory fumigation
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
SL Empty silo units
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
SO Gasproof silo unit without circulatory fumigation
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
SR Stand areas (in rooms)
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
ST Stand areas
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
SU Stand areas (greenhouse)
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
TA Forced cultivation
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
TB Container for transport
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
TF Potted plants outdoors and greenhouses
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
TG Enclosure
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
TI Insectarium
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
TK Cage
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
TS Stable boxes
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
UA Propagating and potting soil
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
UB Hotbed (seed-bed)
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
UC Potted plants greenhouse
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
UD Nursery and seed-beds greenhouse
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
UF Under plastic film
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4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
UG greenhouse
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
UH hydroculture in greenhouses
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
UJ seedling production (greenhouse)
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
UL beds covered with sand (greenhouse)
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
UM irrigation mats (greenhouse)
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
UN under flat film
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
UP in plastic sacks
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
US beds covered with sand
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
UT potted plants (greenhouse)
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
UV beds covered with fleece mats (greenhouse)
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
UW seedling production in greenhouses excluding contamination of existing soil
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
V0 empty sacks
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
VB conveyor belt
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
VF when moved using the conveyor belt
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
VG empty cereal sacks
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
VP packaging for transport
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
VR drag conveyors, elevators and inlet pipes
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
W1 tree nurseries and mother stock plants sites
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
WA beneath mature stands
4 Area of application for the plant protection
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WB tree nurseries
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4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
WC tree nurseries and enclosures
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
WD thicket edge
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
WF on clear-felled areas
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
WG wood
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
WH felled wood
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
WK crop (young plants)
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
WM mother stock plants sites
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
WN area of natural regeneration
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
WP enclosures and forest nurseries
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
WR Christmas trees and ornamental branches
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
WS on seed beds and transplanting beds
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
WU on clear-felled areas or beneath mature forest stands with no young growth
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
WV on areas of young growth
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
WZ for site and plant preparation
4 Area of application for the plant protection
product
XZ breeding
11 Field of use for the plant protection product ? Code to be defined
11 Field of use for the plant protection product A Agriculture (field crops)
11 Field of use for the plant protection product F Forestry
11 Field of use for the plant protection product G Vegetable growing
11 Field of use for the plant protection product H Hop growing
11 Field of use for the plant protection product N Non cultivated areas
11 Field of use for the plant protection product O Fruit growing
11 Field of use for the plant protection product Q For quarantine areas
11 Field of use for the plant protection product R Grassland
11 Field of use for the plant protection product S Special crops
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11 Field of use for the plant protection product V Protection of stored products
11 Field of use for the plant protection product W Viticulture
11 Field of use for the plant protection product X all application areas
11 Field of use for the plant protection product Z Ornamental growing
16 Type of formulant in formulations ?? Code to be defined
16 Type of formulant in formulations A antioxidant
16 Type of formulant in formulations B emetic
16 Type of formulant in formulations C fertilizer, nutrient
16 Type of formulant in formulations D dispersing agent
16 Type of formulant in formulations E emulsifier
16 Type of formulant in formulations F dye, colouring
16 Type of formulant in formulations G antifreeze
16 Type of formulant in formulations H adhesive, sticker
16 Type of formulant in formulations I thickener
16 Type of formulant in formulations J anticlumping -, anti-caking agent
16 Type of formulant in formulations K preservative
16 Type of formulant in formulations L solvent, diluent
16 Type of formulant in formulations M free-flowing agent
16 Type of formulant in formulations N wetting agent
16 Type of formulant in formulations O synergist
16 Type of formulant in formulations P parfume, deodorant
16 Type of formulant in formulations Q propellant
16 Type of formulant in formulations R repellent, odorous
16 Type of formulant in formulations S stabilizer
16 Type of formulant in formulations SM plant resistance improver
16 Type of formulant in formulations T carrier
16 Type of formulant in formulations U lubricant
16 Type of formulant in formulations V antifoaming agent
16 Type of formulant in formulations W safener
16 Type of formulant in formulations X others, miscellaneous
16 Type of formulant in formulations Y buffer
16 Type of formulant in formulations Z binder
20 Mode of action of active substances ? Code to be defined
20 Mode of action of active substances A breathing poison
20 Mode of action of active substances B action via leaves
20 Mode of action of active substances E action via soil
20 Mode of action of active substances F food poison
20 Mode of action of active substances G anticoagulant
20 Mode of action of active substances K contact action
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20 Mode of action of active substances O ovicide action
20 Mode of action of active substances P action via smell
20 Mode of action of active substances R action via roots
20 Mode of action of active substances S systemic
20 Mode of action of active substances T action via flavour
20 Mode of action of active substances W effective via root
20 Mode of action of active substances X accelerates degradation in the plant
21 Use category for plant protection products and
active substances
? Code to be defined
21 Use category for plant protection products and
active substances
A Acaricide
21 Use category for plant protection products and
active substances
B Bactericide
21 Use category for plant protection products and
active substances
D Fertilizer
21 Use category for plant protection products and
active substances
E Pheromone
21 Use category for plant protection products and
active substances
F Fungicide
21 Use category for plant protection products and
active substances
H Herbicide
21 Use category for plant protection products and
active substances
I Insecticide
21 Use category for plant protection products and
active substances
K Sprout inhibitor
21 Use category for plant protection products and
active substances
L Glue, sealing wax
21 Use category for plant protection products and
active substances
M Molluscicide
21 Use category for plant protection products and
active substances
N Nematocide
21 Use category for plant protection products and
active substances
P Repellent
21 Use category for plant protection products and
active substances
R Rodenticide
21 Use category for plant protection products and
active substances
S Synergist, Safener
21 Use category for plant protection products and
active substances
V Viricide
21 Use category for plant protection products and W Plant growth regulator
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21 Use category for plant protection products and
active substances
X Others
21 Use category for plant protection products and
active substances
Y Plant resistance improver
21 Use category for plant protection products and
active substances
Z Adjuvant
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
?? Code to be defined
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
AB Grain bait
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
AE Aerosol dispenser
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
AI Active ingredient
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
AL Other liquids to be applied undiluted
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
AP Other powder
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
BB Block bait
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
BR Briquette
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
CB Bait concentrate
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
CF Capsule suspension for seed treatment
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
CG Encapsulated granule
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
CL Contact liquid or gel
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
CP Contact powder
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
CS Capsule suspension
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
DC Dispersible concentrate
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
DP Dustable powder
22 Type of formulation for plant protection DS Powder for dry seed treatment
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DT Tablet for direct application
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
EC Emulsifiable concentrate
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
ED Electrochargeable liquid
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
EG Emulsifiable granule
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
EO Emulsion, water in oil
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
EP Emulsifiable powder
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
ES Emulsion for seed treatment
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
EW Emulsion, oil in water
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
FD Smoke tin
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
FG Fine granule
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
FK Smoke candle
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
FP Smoke cartridge
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
FR Smoke rodlet
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
FS Flowable concentrate for seed treatment
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
FT Smoke tablet
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
FU Smoke generator
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
FW Smoke pellet
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
GA Gas packed in pessure bottle/tank
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
GB Granular bait
22 Type of formulation for plant protection GE Gas generating product
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22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
GF Gel for seed treatment
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
GG Macrogranule
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
GL Emulsifiable gel
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
GP Flo-dust
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
GR Granule
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
GS Grease
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
GW Water soluble gel
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
HN Hot fogging concentrate
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
KK Combi-pack solid/liquid
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
KL Combi-pack liquid/liquid
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
KN Cold fogging concentrate
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
KP Combi-pack solid/solid
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
LA Lacquer
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
LN Long-lasting insectcidal net
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
LS Solution for seed treatment
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
LV Liquid vaporizer
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
ME Micro-emulsion
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
MG Microgranule
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
MV Vaporizing mats
22 Type of formulation for plant protection OD Oil dispersion
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22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
OF Oil miscible flowable concentrate (oil miscible suspension)
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
OL Oil miscible liquid
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
OP Oil dispersible powder
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
PA Paste
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
PB Plate bait
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
PC Gel or paste concentrate
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
PO Pour-on
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
PR Plant rodlet
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
PS Seed coated with a pesticide
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
RB Bait (ready for use)
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
SA Spot-on
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
SB Scrap bait
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
SC Suspension concentrate (= flowable concentrate)
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
SD Supension concentrate for direct application
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
SE Suspo-emulsion
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
SG Water soluble granule
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
SL Soluble concentrate
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
SO Spreading oil
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
SP Water soluble powder
22 Type of formulation for plant protection SS Water soluble powder for seed treatment
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22 Type of formulation for plant protection
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ST Water soluble tablet
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
SU Ultra-low volume (ULV) suspension
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
TB Tablet
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
TC Technical material
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
TK Technical concentrate
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
TP Tracking powder
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
UL Ultra-low volume (ULV) liquid
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
VP Vapour releasing product
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
WG Water dispersible granule
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
WP Wettable powder
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
WS Water dispersible powder for slurry treatment
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
WT Water dispersible tablet
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
XX Others
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
ZC A mixed formulation of CS and SC
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
ZE A mixed formulation of CS and SE
22 Type of formulation for plant protection
products
ZW A mixed formulation of CS and EW
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%% %
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substance content and packaging size
%G weight-%
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
%V vol.-%
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ?? Code to be defined
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substance content and packaging size
AD dispenser per ha
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
AH ampulla(e) per ha
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
B1 g per 10 cm balcony box
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
B3 g per den
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
C5 ml/m² and per m crown height
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
C6 g per 100 m² and per m crown height
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
C7 ml per 100 m² and per m crown height
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
CA ml per 100 m²
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
CB ml per 100 ml
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
CD ml/dt
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
CE ml per unit seeds
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
CF ml per 100 kg seeds
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
CG ml per kg seeds
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
CH ml/ha
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
CK ml/kg
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
CL ml/l
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
CM ml/m
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
CN ml per l nutrient solution
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
CO ml per cm trunk diameter
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CP ml per 1000 m³
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substance content and packaging size
CQ ml/m²
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
CR ml per 100 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
CS ml per piece(s)
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
CT ml/t
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
CTK ml/1000 grain
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
CTP ml/1000 plants
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
CU ml/m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
CX ml
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
CY ml per 4 m²
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
CZ ml per 10 m²
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
CZ1 ml per 10 m² and per m crown height
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
D3 g per tin
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
DA tin(s) per 200 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
DB tin(s) per 2000 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
DC tin(s) per 400 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
DD tin(s) per 300 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
DE tin(s) per 150 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
DF tin(s) per 600 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
DG tin(s) per 1000 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active E4 bag(s) per 4 t
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substance content and packaging size
EA bag(s) per 100 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
EH unit seeds per ha
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
ET bag(s) per t
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
EY bag(s) per 3 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
G1 g per shoot
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
G3 g per duct
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
G4 g/m² and per m crown height
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
G5 g/ha and per m crown height
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
G6 g h/m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GA g per 100 m²
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GC g per 100 l
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GD g/dt
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GE g per unit seeds
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GH g/ha
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GK g/kg
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GKS g/kg seeds
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GL g/l
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GL5 g/5l soil
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GLB g/l flower soil
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GLE g/l soil
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substance content and packaging size
GLS g/l substrate
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GLWB g/l water per 10 l flower soil
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GM g/m
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GN g/ 100 m grass verge and per 1 m swath width
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GP g per 10 m²
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GQ g/m²
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GR g per 100 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GS g per piece(s)
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GT g/t
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GTK g/1000 grain
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GU g/m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GUE g/m³ soil
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GUK g/m³ culture substrate or soil
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GV g per 15 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GV33 g per 33 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GV6 g per 6 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GVE g per packaging unit
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GW g per 10 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
GX g
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active IK mg/kg
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IQ mg/m²
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
IR mg per 100 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
IS mg/m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
IU IU/mg
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
K3 g per bait placement
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
K4 ml per bait placement
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
K5 kg/ha and per m crown height
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
K6 kg/ha and per m plant height
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
K7 l/ha depending on frame
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
KA kg/100 m²
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
KD kg/dt
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
KH kg/ha
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
KL kg per 100 l application liquid
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
KM kg/m
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
KP kg per 1000 plants
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
KQ kg/m²
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
KS kg per piece(s)
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
KT kg/t
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
KU kg/m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active KV kg per 1000 grafts
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KX kg
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substance content and packaging size
L% L%
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substance content and packaging size
L1 l/ 100 t
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
L3 g/hole
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
L4 ml per hole
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
L5 l/ha and per m crown height
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
L6 l/ha and per m plant height
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
L7 l/ha and per m crown height with maximum crown height of 2 m
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
LA l/100 m²
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
LB l/10 m²
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
LD l/dt
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
LH l/ha
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
LK l/100 m² and per m crown height
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
LL l per 100 l application liquid
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
LM l/m
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
LO l/1000 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
LP l per 1000 plants
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
LQ l/m²
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
LR l / 100 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active LS l per piece(s)
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LT l/t
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substance content and packaging size
LU l/m³
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LW l water
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substance content and packaging size
LX l
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substance content and packaging size
M2 l per trunk
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
M3 g per trunk
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
M4 ml per trunk
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substance content and packaging size
M5 ml/ha and per m crown height
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substance content and packaging size
MD mg per dispenser
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
ML ml per 100 l appplication liquid
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
MLB ml/l flower soil
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
MQ m/m²
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
N2 l per nest
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
N3 g per nest
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
N4 l water per nest
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
O3 g per plant hole
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
O4 ml per plant hole
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
P2 l per plant
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
P3 g per plant
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P5 ml per 4 plants
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substance content and packaging size
P6 l / 100 plants
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substance content and packaging size
P7 g / 100 plants
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substance content and packaging size
P8 ml / 100 plants
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
P9 g/1000 plants
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substance content and packaging size
PE miniplate per 7,5 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
R1 grains per plant cane
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
S2 l per stump
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substance content and packaging size
S3 g per stump
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substance content and packaging size
S4 ml per stump
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
S5 ml application liquid per stump
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
S6 ml per l substrate
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
SA piece(s) per 100 m²
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substance content and packaging size
SB piece(s) per 40 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
SC piece(s) per 50 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
SD piece(s) per 100 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
SE piece(s) per 500 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
SF piece(s) per 660 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
SG piece(s) per 1650 m³
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SI piece(s) per 80 m³
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substance content and packaging size
SJ piece(s) per 33 m³
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substance content and packaging size
SK piece(s) per 700 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
SL piece(s) per l
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
SN piece(s) per 35 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
SO piece(s) per 30 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
SP piece(s) per 10 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
SPK spores per kg
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
SPL spores per l
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
SQ piece(s) per m²
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
ST piece(s) per t
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
SU piece(s) per m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
SV piece(s) per 40 t
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
SX piece(s)
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
SY piece(s) per 3 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
SZ piece(s) per 6 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
T1 g per 13-cm pot
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
T3 g per pot
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substance content and packaging size
T4 ml per pot
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TB carrier(s) per tree
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substance content and packaging size
TH tablet(s) per ha
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
TK tablet(s) per ha and per m crown height
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
TK1 tablet per 10 m² and per m crown height
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substance content and packaging size
TM tablet per 4 m²
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substance content and packaging size
TM1 tablet per 6.25 m²
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substance content and packaging size
TM2 tablet per 7 m²
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
TM3 tablet per 7.5 m²
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
TM4 tablet per 9 m²
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
TM5 tablet per 12.5 m²
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
TM6 tablet per 13 m²
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
TM7 tablet per 10 m²
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
TM8 tablet per 20 m²
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
TP tablet per 4 plants
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
TP8 tablet per 8 plants
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
TQ2 tablet per 10 m³
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
TS tablet(s) per l substrate
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
TT tablet(s) per 2 l substrate
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substance content and packaging size
TX t
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XA cfu / kg
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substance content and packaging size
XB cfu / l
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substance content and packaging size
XG granules per kg
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substance content and packaging size
XL granules per l
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substance content and packaging size
XS ml per station
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
Y1 g per m length of duct
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substance content and packaging size
Y2 g per 3-5 m length of duct
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
Y3 g per 8-10 m length of duct
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
YR g per bark of 1 m³ timber
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
Z0 reference to special receipe
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
Z1 piece(s)(s) per m length of duct
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
Z2 piece(s)(s) per 3-5 m length of duct
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
Z3 piece(s)(s) per 8-10 m length of duct
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
Z4 drops per m
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
Z6 piece(s)(s) per 5-7 m length of duct
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
Z7 measuring spoons per duct opening
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
Z8 drops per tree
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
ZA plaster(s) per main shoot
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
ZB piece(s) per duct
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ZD ml per 5 cm diameter in breast height
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substance content and packaging size
ZE plaster(s) per shoot
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substance content and packaging size
ZF piece(s) per trap
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
ZG piece(s) per duct
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
ZH piece(s) per 5 cm diameter in breast height
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
ZK piece(s) per balt placement
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
ZL piece(s) per hole
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
ZM rod(s) per l substrate
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
ZN parts
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substance content and packaging size
ZO rod(s) per l hydroponic substrate
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
ZP piece(s) per plant
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
ZQ tablet(s) per l
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
ZR piece(s) per room
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
ZS rod(s) per plant
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
ZT rod(s) per pot
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
ZU piece(s) per 100 m of shore
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
ZW rod(s) per l soil
25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active
substance content and packaging size
ZY piece(s) per l soil
27 Application technique ??? Code to be defined
27 Application technique ABL deposit
27 Application technique AFH suspend
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27 Application technique AFS set up
27 Application technique ANH suspend
27 Application technique ANW apply
27 Application technique ASB lay out
27 Application technique ASL lay out
27 Application technique ASS foam up
27 Application technique AXX fumigate
27 Application technique BAR incorporate
27 Application technique BEK single-grain sowing
27 Application technique BIL seed coating
27 Application technique BIN seed coating
27 Application technique BPX treatment of planting material
27 Application technique BSG seed treatment
27 Application technique BXX dressing
27 Application technique CXX add
27 Application technique EGR bury
27 Application technique EMI mix in
27 Application technique EOS mix in or spread
27 Application technique ESE pinning
27 Application technique FAU apply
27 Application technique FBS brushing
27 Application technique FST painting or dipping
27 Application technique FXX painting
27 Application technique GHC add to water in the inner hydroponics pot or to containers using the water level
indicator
27 Application technique GUU douse and mix
27 Application technique GXX douse
27 Application technique INJ inject
27 Application technique KLE glue
27 Application technique NHK hot or cold fogging
27 Application technique NHN hot fogging
27 Application technique NKN cold fogging
27 Application technique NXX fogging
27 Application technique PXX low volume spraying
27 Application technique RDD drilling
27 Application technique RDX drilling
27 Application technique RUU spreading and mixing
27 Application technique RXX spreading
27 Application technique SOG spraying or dousing
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27 Application technique SON spraying or fogging
27 Application technique SOR spraying or painting
27 Application technique SOS spraying or fine spraying (low volume spraying)
27 Application technique SOT spraying or dipping
27 Application technique SSG spraying, dipping or dousing
27 Application technique SSO spraying, painting or dipping
27 Application technique SSR spraying, painting or dropping
27 Application technique SSS spraying, fine spraying (low volume spraying), painting or dipping
27 Application technique SXX spraying
27 Application technique TIP dipping
27 Application technique TRF dropping
27 Application technique TRI dropping or injecting
27 Application technique TRK soaking
27 Application technique TRP dripping
27 Application technique TRU underfloor treatment
27 Application technique TUP dapping
27 Application technique TXX dipping
27 Application technique UXX dusting
27 Application technique VDA vaporising
27 Application technique VDU evaporating
27 Application technique VRA smoking
27 Application technique YSD aerosol can
28 Conditions which influence the application rate --- none
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ??? Code to be defined
28 Conditions which influence the application rate A01M duration of application: 1 minute
28 Conditions which influence the application rate A03H duration of application: 3 hours
28 Conditions which influence the application rate A03M duration of application: 3 minutes
28 Conditions which influence the application rate A12H duration of application: 12 hours
28 Conditions which influence the application rate A15M dip for 15 minutes
28 Conditions which influence the application rate A16H duration of application: 16 hours
28 Conditions which influence the application rate A24H duration of application: 24 hours
28 Conditions which influence the application rate A48H duration of application: 48 hours
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AB05 interval between treatments at least 5 days
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AB14 interval between treatments at least 14 days
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ABA eighth treatment
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ABAB2 from second treatment
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ABD third treatment
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ABE first treatment
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ABEB4 first to fourth treatment
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28 Conditions which influence the application rate ABFB29 fifth to twenty-ninth treatment
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ABFB32 fifth to thirty-second treatment
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ABZ second treatment
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ABZB7 second to seventh treatment
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AL10 before emergence
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AL11 before emergence on light and medium soils
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AL12 before emergence on heavy soils
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AL18 before emergence (autumn, before middle of October)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AL20 after emergence
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AL21 postemergence application
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AL22 immediately after emergence
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ANS initial seeding
28 Conditions which influence the application rate APB application rate of preparation at start of infestation
28 Conditions which influence the application rate APD application rate of preparation when required
28 Conditions which influence the application rate APF application rate of preparation when infested
28 Conditions which influence the application rate API application rate of preparation in case of danger of infection
28 Conditions which influence the application rate APL application rate of preparation before blossoming
28 Conditions which influence the application rate APN application rate of preparation in case of reinfestation
28 Conditions which influence the application rate APT application rate of preparation after blossoming
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AS1 up to ALOMY-stage 13-21 or ALOMY-density up to 100 plants/m²
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AS2 from ALOMY-stage 13-21 or ALOMY-density of more than 100 plants/m²
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ATN after sprouting
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ATV before sprouting
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AW1 early application
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AW2 late application
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AW3 autumn application
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AW4 spring application
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AW5 early summer application
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AW6 summer application
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AW7 autumn application (BBCH 14 - 18)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AW71 autumn application (BBCH 16 - 29)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AW8 spring application (BBCH 39 - 55)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AW81 spring application (BBCH 32- 55)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AWD third application
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AWE first application
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AWEB4 first to fourth application
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AWEM one application
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AWFB29 fifth to twenty-ninth application
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AWZ second application
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28 Conditions which influence the application rate AWZB4 second to fourth application
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AWZB7 second to seventh application
28 Conditions which influence the application rate AWZM two applications
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BAF depending on shape of tree up to
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BAI thick-barked tree species
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BAW basic application rate:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BB1 in-furrow use for width of 20 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BB2 in-furrow use for width of 40 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BB3 in-furrow use for width of 50-60 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BC05 BBCH 5 - 8:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BC14 up to BBCH 14:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BC35 BBCH 35 - 5:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BC37 up to BBCH 37:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BC51 from BBCH 15 up to 51:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BC55 up to BBCH 55:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BC56 exceeding BBCH 55:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BDR dosage depending on room
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BDW dosage depending on goods
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BF01 preventive treatment
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BF05 in case of danger of infection and/or notice of warning service
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BF10 in case of infestation
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BF11 at beginning of infestation and/or visible first symptoms
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BF15 for reduce infestation, density or infection pressure
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BF16 for normal infestation, density or infection pressure
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BF18 in case of already existing heavy infestation (nest formation)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BF19 for heavy infestation, density or infection pressure
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BF20 in case of subsided infection pressure
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BF25 for normally endangered surfaces
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BF26 for severely endangered surfaces
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BFA up to 100 spikes or panicles / m²
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BFB more than 100 spikes or panicles / m²
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BFC up to 4 weed plants / m²
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BFD from 5 weed plants / m²
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BFF on weed-free soil
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BFT up to 100 weed plants / m²
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BFU more than 100 weed plants / m²
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BFV on present weeds
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BG1 at grain temperature of 10 °C: fumigation at least 10 weeks
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BG2 at grain temperature of 15 °C: fumigation at least 8 weeks
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28 Conditions which influence the application rate BG3 at grain temperature of 20 °C: fumigation at least 6 weeks
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BH1 light, slightly humous soils (organic substance less than 1,5 %)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BH2 weak humous (under 1.5 % organic substance) and permeable soils
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BH3 moderately humous soils (1,5-2,5 % organic substance)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BH4 haevy humous soils (more than 2,5-4 % organic substance)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BH5 very humous soils (more than 4-7 % organic substance)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BH6 very humous soils (more than 7-15 % organic substance)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BH7 soils rich in humus
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BH8 heavy soils rich in humus
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BH9 humous soils
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BL02 before flowering
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BL03 declining towards flowering
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BL05 from flowering onwards
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BL06 at flowering
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BL07 during and after flowering
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BL08 after flowering
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BM1 half-bog and very humous soils
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BM2 half-bog soils (more than 15-30 % organic substance)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BM3 moor soils
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BO01 on all soils, excepting particularly heavy soils
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BO05 on light soils
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BO06 on light soils (up to 3 % organic substance)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BO07 on light soils (more than 3 % organic substance)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BO11 on light or medium soils
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BO12 on medium soils
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BO15 on light, medium or heavy soils
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BO18 on medium or heavy soils
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BO21 on heavy soils
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BO22 on heavy soils up to 5 % organic substance
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BO25 on heavy or humic soils
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BO28 on especially heavy soils, e. g. marsh
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BOO on open soil
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BOX on normal soils
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BPA for seed processing or in the planting machine
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BPG for whole.crop treatment
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BPH point treatment
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BPM using a belt planter
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BPT for terminal shoot treatment
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BR1 at 15 cm band width and 50 cm row spacing
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28 Conditions which influence the application rate BTZ treatment of the grape zone
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BUS application on the lower part of the bine
28 Conditions which influence the application rate BXX dressing
28 Conditions which influence the application rate D10 10 bar (period of control: 8 hours):
28 Conditions which influence the application rate D20 20 bar (period of control: 15 hours):
28 Conditions which influence the application rate D2A 20 bar (period of control: 3 hours):
28 Conditions which influence the application rate D30 30 bar (period of control: 60 minutes):
28 Conditions which influence the application rate D37 37 bar (period of control: 30 minutes):
28 Conditions which influence the application rate D3A 30 bar (period of control: 90 minutes):
28 Conditions which influence the application rate E03M residual activity: 3 minutes
28 Conditions which influence the application rate E04H residual activity: 4 hours
28 Conditions which influence the application rate E12H residual activity: 12 hours
28 Conditions which influence the application rate E16H residual activity: 16 hours
28 Conditions which influence the application rate E30S residual activity: 30 seconds
28 Conditions which influence the application rate EIS to be mixed with substrate
28 Conditions which influence the application rate EP1 at an expeller temperature of 27-32 °C:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate EP2 at an expeller temperature of 22-26 °C:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate EP3 at an expeller temperature of 16-21 °C:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES09 growth stage (BBCH-scale) 09:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES11 growth stage (BBCH-scale) 11:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES13 growth stage (BBCH-scale) 13:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES17 growth stage (BBCH-scale) 17:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES37 growth stage (BBCH-scale) 37
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES39 growth stage (BBCH-scale) 39:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES51 growth stage (BBCH-scale) 51-61:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES57 growth stage (BBCH-scale) 57:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES60 growth stage (BBCH-scale) 60:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES61 growth stage (BBCH-scale) 61:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES65 growth stage (BBCH-scale) 65-69:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES69 growth stage (BBCH-scale) 69:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES71 growth stage (BBCH-scale) 71:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES72 growth stage (BBCH-scale) 71-75:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES73 growth stage (BBCH-scale) 73:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES75 growth stage (BBCH-scale) 75:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ET05 with incorporation in a depth of 5 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ET07 with incorporation in a depth of 7 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ET10 incorporation depth (up to 10 cm)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ET11 dispersing with incorporation up to a depth of approx. 10 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ET20 incorporation depth (up to 20 cm)
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28 Conditions which influence the application rate ET21 with incorporation in a depth of 20 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ET25 with incorporation in a depth of 25 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate EX1 for cock chafer grubs E I
28 Conditions which influence the application rate EX2 for cock chafer grubs E II
28 Conditions which influence the application rate EX3 for cock chafer grubs E III
28 Conditions which influence the application rate FST painting or dipping
28 Conditions which influence the application rate FXX painting
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GAG for whole room gassing
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GAN fumigation without secondary dosing
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GAP for stored goods under gas-tight canvas
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GEA for other types of corn
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GEH for oat
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GJR from 20 cm primocane height
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GJR10 from 10 up to 20 cm primocane height
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GR008 plant height 8-10 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GR010 plant height 10-15 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GR050 plant height up to 50 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GR051 plant height more than 50 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GR052 plant height 50 up to 125 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GR060 plant height up to 60 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GR075 plant height up to 75 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GR076 plant height more than 75 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GR099 plant height (height of stand) less than 1 m length
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GR101 from 1 m growth height
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GR125 plant height more than 125 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GR150 plant height (height of stand) at 1,5 m length
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GR200 plant height (height of stand) at 2 m length
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GR201 plant height up to 2 m
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GR202 plant height (height of stand) more than 2 m length
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GR204 from 2-4 m height
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GR300 plant height (height of stand) up to 3 m length
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GRY in case of increasing height of frame
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GX1 1st generation
28 Conditions which influence the application rate GX2 2nd generation
28 Conditions which influence the application rate HO1 for individual trunks
28 Conditions which influence the application rate HO2 for stratiform treatment (logs)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate HO3 for plywood
28 Conditions which influence the application rate HO4 up to 2 m log deck height
28 Conditions which influence the application rate HO5 for stratiform treatment (logs; up to 2 m height)
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28 Conditions which influence the application rate HO6 for plywood (up to 2 m height)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate IN1 primary infection
28 Conditions which influence the application rate IN2 secondary infection
28 Conditions which influence the application rate JHP for young hops
28 Conditions which influence the application rate JPF for young plants and high growing crops
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KG1 as standard preparation
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KG2 as preparation with small grain size
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMA in connection with antioxidant
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMB in connection with emetic
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMC in connection with fertiliser, nutrient
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMD in connection with dispersing agent
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KME in connection with emulsifier
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMF in connection with colouring
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMG in connection with with frost protecting agent
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMH in connection with adhesive
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMI in connection with thickening agent
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMJ in connection with anti caking agent
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMK in connection with preservative
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KML in connection with solvent
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMM in connection with free-flowing agent
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMN in connection with wetting agent
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMO in connection with deodorant
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMP in connection with perfume
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMQ in connection with propellant
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMR in connection with smelling substance (repellent)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMS in connection with stabiliser
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMT in connection with vehicle
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMU in connection with lubricant
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMV in connection with foaming inhibitor
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMW in connection with anti-corrosion agent
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMX in connection with others
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMY in connection with buffer
28 Conditions which influence the application rate KMZ in connection with binding agent
28 Conditions which influence the application rate LBS for very leafy hop varieties
28 Conditions which influence the application rate LS1 adults and first larvae
28 Conditions which influence the application rate LS2 old larvae
28 Conditions which influence the application rate LS3 first larvae
28 Conditions which influence the application rate LSJ during earliest larval stage
28 Conditions which influence the application rate LSX during larval stage
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28 Conditions which influence the application rate LT2 for training of 2 vines
28 Conditions which influence the application rate LT3 for training of 3 vines
28 Conditions which influence the application rate LT4 for training of 4 vines
28 Conditions which influence the application rate MD12 up to 12 month period of protection
28 Conditions which influence the application rate MD6 up to 6 month period of protection
28 Conditions which influence the application rate MS1 immediately after emergence
28 Conditions which influence the application rate NDE after harvest
28 Conditions which influence the application rate NEE for storage
28 Conditions which influence the application rate NEP after cleaning and repacking
28 Conditions which influence the application rate NT05 on approx. 5 cm new shoot
28 Conditions which influence the application rate NT06 on 6-8 cm new shoot
28 Conditions which influence the application rate NT07 on 5-10 cm new shoot
28 Conditions which influence the application rate NVW species and/or stages with a lot of wax wool
28 Conditions which influence the application rate NWD after warning service appeal
28 Conditions which influence the application rate NWW species and/or stages without or little wax wool
28 Conditions which influence the application rate P1D 1 tin per 150 m³
28 Conditions which influence the application rate P3D 1 tin per 300 m³
28 Conditions which influence the application rate P3G 30-g-bag
28 Conditions which influence the application rate P6D 1 tin per 600 m³
28 Conditions which influence the application rate PBN normal bag for kiln depths up to 2 m
28 Conditions which influence the application rate PBS narrow bag for kiln depths from 3 m
28 Conditions which influence the application rate PBX kiln depth up to 10 m
28 Conditions which influence the application rate PD1 1 tin size 1
28 Conditions which influence the application rate PD2 1 tin size 2
28 Conditions which influence the application rate PF1 for soft and medium hardy cuttings
28 Conditions which influence the application rate PF3 for soft, medium hardy and hardy cuttings
28 Conditions which influence the application rate PF4 for medium hardy cuttings
28 Conditions which influence the application rate PF5 for medium hardy and hardy cuttings
28 Conditions which influence the application rate PF6 for hardy cuttings
28 Conditions which influence the application rate PFA for fully grown plants
28 Conditions which influence the application rate PFE for aged plants
28 Conditions which influence the application rate PFJ for young plants
28 Conditions which influence the application rate PFW for soft cuttings
28 Conditions which influence the application rate PJF for protection in the planting year and the following spring
28 Conditions which influence the application rate PJS for protection in the planting year
28 Conditions which influence the application rate PK1 crops according to positive list
28 Conditions which influence the application rate PK2 crops and pot plants (from pot size 9-12cm)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate PSF on snow-free plants
28 Conditions which influence the application rate PSG 1 big strip:
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28 Conditions which influence the application rate PSJ cuttings, young plants, and pot plants with a poorly developed ball of roots
28 Conditions which influence the application rate PSK 1 small strip:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate S34 spray application (3rd application 14 days after planting,4th application 28 days
after planting) kohlrabi as young cabbage plants
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SAO for sowing from middle of October
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SAV before sowing on light, medium and heavy soils
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SD1 for trunk diameter of less than 15 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SD2 for trunk diameter of more than 15 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SOF on humid sites
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SOT on dry sites
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SP0 first up to third spraying
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SP1 first spraying
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SP2 second spraying
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SP3 third spraying
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SP4 fourth spraying
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SPA for spray sequence of 7 days
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SPB for spray sequence of 10 up to 14 days
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SPL splitting
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SPV for delayed spraying
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SPW other sprayings
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SSM for sowing rates of over 150 kg/ha
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SSW for sowing rates of less than 150 kg/ha
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ST0 inflorescence surrounded by light green wrapper leaves (not all species)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ST1 green bud stage (C3)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ST2 hollow ball
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ST3 after blossoming until fruits have size of haselnut
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ST4 mouse-ear stage
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ST5 up to swelling of buds
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ST6 at beginning of bud swelling
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ST7 in two-leaf stage
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SWL for slow to medium-rate growing varieties
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SWM for medium-rate growing varieties
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SWS for slow growing varieties
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SWT for fast growing varieties
28 Conditions which influence the application rate SXX spraying
28 Conditions which influence the application rate T01 pot up to 10 cm diameter
28 Conditions which influence the application rate T02 11- up to 14-cm-pot
28 Conditions which influence the application rate T03 pot from 15 cm diameter
28 Conditions which influence the application rate T06 6-cm-pot
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28 Conditions which influence the application rate T07 7-cm-pot
28 Conditions which influence the application rate T08 8-cm-pot
28 Conditions which influence the application rate T09 9-cm-pot
28 Conditions which influence the application rate T10 10-cm-pot
28 Conditions which influence the application rate T11 11-cm-pot
28 Conditions which influence the application rate T12 12-cm-pot
28 Conditions which influence the application rate T13 13-cm-pot
28 Conditions which influence the application rate T14 14-cm-pot
28 Conditions which influence the application rate T15 15-cm-pot
28 Conditions which influence the application rate T16 16-cm-pot
28 Conditions which influence the application rate T17 17-cm-pot
28 Conditions which influence the application rate T18 18-cm-pot
28 Conditions which influence the application rate T50 bigger pots
28 Conditions which influence the application rate T92 20-cm-pot
28 Conditions which influence the application rate TA3 in the seedbed
28 Conditions which influence the application rate TA4 curative
28 Conditions which influence the application rate TA5 only with infestation reducing effect
28 Conditions which influence the application rate TG1 at temperatures >15 °C
28 Conditions which influence the application rate TK1 at temperatures

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28 Conditions which influence the application rate VEZ second vector spraying
28 Conditions which influence the application rate VR1 on stone floors and walls
28 Conditions which influence the application rate VR2 on wooden floors and soils and walls in a particularly bad state
28 Conditions which influence the application rate W00 up to having reached the maximum growth length
28 Conditions which influence the application rate W03 growth height max. 3 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate W05 at a growth height of 5 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate W10 at a growth height of 10 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate W15 at a growth height of 15 cm
28 Conditions which influence the application rate WD1 up to 12 weeks period of protection
28 Conditions which influence the application rate WD11 up to 18 weeks period of protection
28 Conditions which influence the application rate WD2 12-24 weeks duration of protection
28 Conditions which influence the application rate WD22 up to 38 weeks period of protection
28 Conditions which influence the application rate WD3 up to 12 weeks' residual activity
28 Conditions which influence the application rate WD4 12 - 24 weeks' residual activity
28 Conditions which influence the application rate WD5 protection afforded for up to 24 weeks
28 Conditions which influence the application rate WK1 500 l water per m crown height
28 Conditions which influence the application rate WS1 up to vine stage 61
28 Conditions which influence the application rate WS2 vine stage 61-71
28 Conditions which influence the application rate WS3 vine stage 71-75
28 Conditions which influence the application rate WS4 from vine stage 75
28 Conditions which influence the application rate WT1 at 50 cm water depth
28 Conditions which influence the application rate WT2 at 60 cm water depth
28 Conditions which influence the application rate WT3 at 70 cm water depth
28 Conditions which influence the application rate WT4 at 80 cm water depth
28 Conditions which influence the application rate WT5 at 90 cm water depth
28 Conditions which influence the application rate WT6 at 100 cm water depth
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZAL species easy to control
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZAS species difficult to control
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZSA for susceptible varieties
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZSW for less susceptible varieties
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP1 timing 1:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP2 timing 2:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP3 timing 3:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP34 timing 4:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP36 timing 6:
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP4 timing 1 (BBCH 14 - 18)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP5 timing 2 (BBCH 39 - 55)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP6 timing 1 (BBCH 12 - 18)
28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP7 timing 2 (BBCH 30 - 59)
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29 Unit for the interval between treatments ? Code to be defined
29 Unit for the interval between treatments A year(s)
29 Unit for the interval between treatments D day(s)
29 Unit for the interval between treatments H hour(s)
29 Unit for the interval between treatments M minute(s)
29 Unit for the interval between treatments O month(s)
29 Unit for the interval between treatments S second(s)
29 Unit for the interval between treatments W week(s)
30 Timing of the application 00305 March to May
30 Timing of the application 00309 March to September
30 Timing of the application 00310 March to October
30 Timing of the application 00311 March to November
30 Timing of the application 003M5 March to mid May
30 Timing of the application 00406 April to June
30 Timing of the application 00409 April to September
30 Timing of the application 00506 May to June
30 Timing of the application 00508 May to August
30 Timing of the application 00512 May to December
30 Timing of the application 00708 July to August
30 Timing of the application 00809 August to September
30 Timing of the application 00810 August to October
30 Timing of the application 00811 August to November
30 Timing of the application 00903 September to March
30 Timing of the application 00910 September to October
30 Timing of the application 00911 September to November
30 Timing of the application 01001 October to January
30 Timing of the application 01002 October to February
30 Timing of the application 01003 October to March
30 Timing of the application 01101 November to January
30 Timing of the application 01102 November to February
30 Timing of the application 01103 November to March
30 Timing of the application 01112 November to December
30 Timing of the application 01202 December to February
30 Timing of the application 1014D 10-14 days
30 Timing of the application 11 if required
30 Timing of the application 12WVV at the latest 12 weeks before sale to ultimate consumer
30 Timing of the application 13 according to regional recommendation
30 Timing of the application 16 in case of danger of infection and/or after warning service appeal
30 Timing of the application 29-32 developmental stages 29-32
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30 Timing of the application 4-4BL in 4th-leaf-stage (before replanting)
30 Timing of the application 46DVP 4-6 days before planting
30 Timing of the application 57DNP 5-7 days after planting
30 Timing of the application 57DNS 5-8 days after sowing (1st treatment)
30 Timing of the application 57DVS 5-7 days before sowing
30 Timing of the application 5DNFT 5 days after occurrence of more than 10 clutches of eggs on 50 plants
30 Timing of the application 68DVP 6-8 days before planting
30 Timing of the application 69 developmental stage 69
30 Timing of the application 73-75 developmental stages 73-75
30 Timing of the application ??? Code to be defined
30 Timing of the application A0203 February to March
30 Timing of the application A0609 from reaching half trellis height
30 Timing of the application A1012 October to December
30 Timing of the application AAFES beginning of spring until end of summer
30 Timing of the application AAFXX beginning of spring
30 Timing of the application AASXX early summer
30 Timing of the application AB beginning of flower
30 Timing of the application AB02J from 2nd year after planting
30 Timing of the application AB03J from 3rd year after planting
30 Timing of the application AB04J from 4th year after planting
30 Timing of the application AB1GB from 1st pinnated leaf
30 Timing of the application AB3GB from 3rd pinnated leaf
30 Timing of the application ABANJ from seeding year
30 Timing of the application ABB% from 50 % ground coverage onwards
30 Timing of the application ABBBT from beginning of infestation to cessasion of shoot growth
30 Timing of the application ABBDB from beginning of flowering
30 Timing of the application ABBES final treatment
30 Timing of the application ABDSA from sowing
30 Timing of the application ABE69 from the end of development stage 69
30 Timing of the application ABE70 from the end of development stage 70
30 Timing of the application ABEI from oviposition onwards
30 Timing of the application ABFDF from flight peak of butterflies
30 Timing of the application ABG51 from cereal stage 51 (beginning of heading)
30 Timing of the application ABH55 from enlargement of inflorescence buds
30 Timing of the application ABMDB from middle of flowering
30 Timing of the application ABPFJ from planting year
30 Timing of the application ABR02 from bud swelling
30 Timing of the application ABR04 from emergence of first larvae
30 Timing of the application ABR05 from bud opening
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30 Timing of the application ABR07 from unfolding of 1st leaf
30 Timing of the application ABR09 from unfolding of 2nd to 3rd leaf
30 Timing of the application ABR12 from unfolding of 5th and 6th leaf
30 Timing of the application ABR17 from full development of male flowers
30 Timing of the application ABR25 from branching off of flowers
30 Timing of the application ABR26 after flowering of vines
30 Timing of the application ABR27 from fruit setting
30 Timing of the application ABR29 from small pellet size of berries
30 Timing of the application ABR30 from walnut size of fruits
30 Timing of the application ABS20 at approx. 20 cm height of bolters
30 Timing of the application ABS75 from cutting up to 75 cm growth height
30 Timing of the application ABU15 from weed height of at least 15 cm
30 Timing of the application ABU2B from weed stage D2 up to stocking
30 Timing of the application ABVOB from preflowering
30 Timing of the application ABWDR from warning service appeal
30 Timing of the application AD after pruning
30 Timing of the application AEHXX late autumn
30 Timing of the application AESXH late summer to autumn
30 Timing of the application AESXX late summer
30 Timing of the application AK from colony forming
30 Timing of the application AL after training
30 Timing of the application AN after putting up ridges
30 Timing of the application ANBB3 as 3rd postblossom treatment
30 Timing of the application ANFPB early treatment before downy mildew
30 Timing of the application AU after excision
30 Timing of the application AUSBZ except blooming period
30 Timing of the application AUSSP except cutting period
30 Timing of the application AW after taking roots
30 Timing of the application AW3 from spring
30 Timing of the application AXF51 from spring to stage 51
30 Timing of the application AXFAS spring to early summer
30 Timing of the application AXFEJ spring to end of June
30 Timing of the application AXFEM spring to end of May
30 Timing of the application AXFOH spring or autumn
30 Timing of the application AXFSA spring - late treatment
30 Timing of the application AXFWG in spring during re-greening
30 Timing of the application AXFX1 in spring during grain stages 25 to 32
30 Timing of the application AXFX2 spring, 2nd treatment
30 Timing of the application AXFX3 spring, 3rd treatment
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30 Timing of the application AXFXH spring to autumn
30 Timing of the application AXFXS spring to summer
30 Timing of the application AXFXX spring
30 Timing of the application AXHX1 autumn, 1st treatment
30 Timing of the application AXHX2 autumn, 2nd treatment
30 Timing of the application AXHX5 from autumn
30 Timing of the application AXHXF autumn to spring
30 Timing of the application AXHXW autumn to winter
30 Timing of the application AXHXX autumn
30 Timing of the application AXSOB summer treatment, up to full flower
30 Timing of the application AXSXH summer to autumn
30 Timing of the application AXSXX summer
30 Timing of the application AXSZS in summer at main hatching time
30 Timing of the application AXWJM winter (January to March)
30 Timing of the application AXWVX winter (during dormant period)
30 Timing of the application AXWXX winter
30 Timing of the application AZ shoot treatment
30 Timing of the application B10NX up to 10 days after emergence and/or planting
30 Timing of the application B10VE up to 10 days before harvest
30 Timing of the application B1115 up to an infestation of 500 aphids per 100 feathery leaves
30 Timing of the application B1140 from beginning of infestation
30 Timing of the application B1179 in case of already existing infestation
30 Timing of the application B14AD up to 14 days before ridging up
30 Timing of the application B14NA up to 14 days after emergence
30 Timing of the application B14NP up to 14 days after planting
30 Timing of the application B14TV 7 to 14 days before harvest
30 Timing of the application B14VE up to 14 days before harvest
30 Timing of the application B15SH up to a bolter height of 15 cm
30 Timing of the application B1DVP up to one day before planting
30 Timing of the application B1DVS up to one day before sowing
30 Timing of the application B21VE up to 21 days before harvest
30 Timing of the application B2DVP up to 2 days before planting
30 Timing of the application B2DVS up to 2 days before sowing
30 Timing of the application B34WV 3 to 4 weeks before harvest
30 Timing of the application B35WV 3 to 5 weeks before harvest
30 Timing of the application B37W 3 to 7 weeks
30 Timing of the application B3DNP up to 3 days after planting
30 Timing of the application B3DNS up to 3 days after sowing
30 Timing of the application B3DVE up to 3 days before harvest
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30 Timing of the application B3DVP up to 3 days before planting
30 Timing of the application B3DVS up to 3 days before sowing
30 Timing of the application B4044 up to 14 days before flowering
30 Timing of the application B4061 up to full flower of the main umbel
30 Timing of the application B40NS up to 40 days after sowing
30 Timing of the application B4275 small up to maximum big rosette of crop
30 Timing of the application B42VE up to 42 days before harvest
30 Timing of the application B4DNS up to 4 weeks after sowing at the latest
30 Timing of the application B4DVS up to 4 days before sowing
30 Timing of the application B4WVE up to 4 weeks before harvest
30 Timing of the application B4WVK up to 4 weeks before end of the crop
30 Timing of the application B5DNS up to 5 days after sowing
30 Timing of the application B5DVP up to 5 days before planting
30 Timing of the application B5DVS up to 5 days before sowing
30 Timing of the application B60NS up to 60 days after sowing
30 Timing of the application B7DLS 7 days after the last cutting at the earliest
30 Timing of the application B7DNP up to 7 days after planting
30 Timing of the application B7DNS up to 7 days after sowing
30 Timing of the application B7DVE up to 7 days before harvest
30 Timing of the application B7DVP up to 7 days before planting
30 Timing of the application B8DVE up to 8 days before harvest
30 Timing of the application BB during flowering
30 Timing of the application BBADO up to beginning of cone set
30 Timing of the application BBE1F immediately when first butterflies beginn to fly
30 Timing of the application BBEMF as soon as moths begin to fly
30 Timing of the application BC in case of infestation
30 Timing of the application BE during harvest
30 Timing of the application BE1TL at 1 cm shoot length
30 Timing of the application BEBFG in case of danger of infestation
30 Timing of the application BEBKW at beginning of beetle migration
30 Timing of the application BEBRP for mature plants
30 Timing of the application BEBSG for extended risks of infestation (e.g. late sowing and endangered site)
30 Timing of the application BEEKC when placing in boxes or containers
30 Timing of the application BEFER for extended risks of infestation (particularly after maize as previous crop and
non-turning soil cultivation)
30 Timing of the application BEFWA for risks of infestation and/or after warning service appeal
30 Timing of the application BEI1M for 1-1.5 m crop height
30 Timing of the application BEIAR for beginning natural ripening process
30 Timing of the application BEIB1 in case of infestation from grain stage 49
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30 Timing of the application BEIBF during leaf fall
30 Timing of the application BEIBG in case of infestation from grain stage 51 (beginning of heading)
30 Timing of the application BEIDS during break through
30 Timing of the application BEIEB at the end of flowering
30 Timing of the application BEIEI at the beginning of oviposition
30 Timing of the application BEIIG in case of risk of infection
30 Timing of the application BEIKS during bud swelling
30 Timing of the application BEIKW during appearance of buds
30 Timing of the application BEILW at beginning of longitudinal growth
30 Timing of the application BEIMF during increasing moth flight
30 Timing of the application BEISS during infestation, taking the damage threshold into account
30 Timing of the application BEISU for late weed infestation
30 Timing of the application BEITR during cone ripeness
30 Timing of the application BEITS during cone closure
30 Timing of the application BEITW in dry weather
30 Timing of the application BEIUD for weed height >25 cm and/or degree of coverage >75 %
30 Timing of the application BEKBO before germinating seedlings have reached soil surface
30 Timing of the application BEPFU when planting or repotting
30 Timing of the application BF at beginning of infestation and/or when first symptoms become visible
30 Timing of the application BFJUD in spring for a height of weeds >25 cm and/or a degree of coverage of >75 %
30 Timing of the application BFSSE at beginning of infestation and/or when first symptoms/harmful organisms
become visible
30 Timing of the application BFXOM from beginning of infestation to mid October
30 Timing of the application BFXXF from spring at beginning of infestation and/or when first symptoms become
visible
30 Timing of the application BFXXH in autumn at beginning of infestation and/or when first symptoms become
visible
30 Timing of the application BH60C up to a plant height of approx. 60 cm
30 Timing of the application BH75C up to a plant height of 75 cm
30 Timing of the application BI at beginning of infection
30 Timing of the application BI12W up to 12 weeks duration of protection
30 Timing of the application BI2BL up to 2nd-leaf-stage
30 Timing of the application BI4BL up to 4th-leaf-stage
30 Timing of the application BI7BL up to 7th-leaf-stage
30 Timing of the application BI8BL up to 8th-leaf-stage
30 Timing of the application BIAPB up to subsequent control of downy mildew
30 Timing of the application BIBKF up to beginning of heading and/or to fruit setting
30 Timing of the application BIE05 up to end of May
30 Timing of the application BIE06 up to end of June
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30 Timing of the application BIE50 up to end of developmental stage 50
30 Timing of the application BIE55 up to end of developmental stage 55
30 Timing of the application BIE57 up to and including developmental stage 57
30 Timing of the application BIE59 up to end of balloon stage
30 Timing of the application BIESC up to end of bolting
30 Timing of the application BIEST up to end of sup tocking
30 Timing of the application BIG51 up to grain stage 51 (beginning of heading)
30 Timing of the application BIG55 up to grain stage 55 (mid-heading)
30 Timing of the application BIG61 up to grain stage 61
30 Timing of the application BIK03 up to BBCH 03
30 Timing of the application BIR05 up to bud breaking of vines
30 Timing of the application BIR09 up to unfolding of 2nd to 3rd leaf
30 Timing of the application BIR15 up to enlargement of male flowers
30 Timing of the application BIR17 up to full development of male flowers
30 Timing of the application BIR19 up to first bloom
30 Timing of the application BIR25 up to branching off of flowers
30 Timing of the application BIR27 up to fruit setting
30 Timing of the application BIR29 up to grain size of berries
30 Timing of the application BIR35 up to beginning of ripeness
30 Timing of the application BIR43 up to beginning of leaf fall
30 Timing of the application BIROS up to rosetting
30 Timing of the application BIS15 up to 15 cms height of young sprout
30 Timing of the application BISEB up to end of flowering
30 Timing of the application BISEO latest application date end of october
30 Timing of the application BISJS by January at the latest when sorting
30 Timing of the application BISKA up to bud breaking
30 Timing of the application BISKS up to bud swelling
30 Timing of the application BISSB up to visibility of blossoms
30 Timing of the application BISTA up to completion of shoot
30 Timing of the application BISZA up to emergence
30 Timing of the application BIUNA up to immediately after emergence
30 Timing of the application BIXS3 up to and including 3rd year after planting
30 Timing of the application BKVBL up to shortly before flowering
30 Timing of the application BL during setting
30 Timing of the application BL14A during first leaf development approx. 14 days after striking roots
30 Timing of the application BLE24 when lowermost 2-4 leaves are fully developed
30 Timing of the application BN in case of re-infestation
30 Timing of the application BNBH2 second treatment in case of re-infestation
30 Timing of the application BNE19 in case of re-infestation (developmental stages 51-59)
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30 Timing of the application BP during planting
30 Timing of the application BPAXX during processing of planting stock
30 Timing of the application BS in case of already existing heavy infestation
30 Timing of the application BSB in case of high infestation pressure
30 Timing of the application BSC5H up to 5 cm growth height
30 Timing of the application BSCHK up to closing of heads
30 Timing of the application BSCKH up to a potato height of 5 cm
30 Timing of the application BSE15 first inflorescences with approx. height of 15 cm
30 Timing of the application BSTFF in case of increasing flight of butterflies
30 Timing of the application BT in case of shooting
30 Timing of the application BTTR at the beginning of forced cultivation
30 Timing of the application BU at the beginning of emergence
30 Timing of the application BUD25 up to height of weeds of approx. 25 cm
30 Timing of the application BUH15 for 10-20 cm height of weeds
30 Timing of the application BUH16 for 10-15 cm height of weeds
30 Timing of the application BUH17 for 15-20 cm height of weeds
30 Timing of the application BUH18 for 15-25 cm height of weeds
30 Timing of the application BUH20 from 20 cm height of weeds
30 Timing of the application BUH25 for height of weeds to max. 25 cm
30 Timing of the application BUH26 for 25-30 cm height of weeds
30 Timing of the application BUH27 from 25 cm height of weeds
30 Timing of the application BVBBG prophylactic treatment in the case of infestation risk
30 Timing of the application BVBHD until shortly before flowering of the main umbel
30 Timing of the application BVSVP up to 21 days before sowing or planting
30 Timing of the application BW during striking roots
30 Timing of the application BX during potting
30 Timing of the application BXVBL up to before flowering
30 Timing of the application D0106 1 June
30 Timing of the application D3006 30 June
30 Timing of the application DM after clearing the cover crops
30 Timing of the application DU directly after covering
30 Timing of the application E0012 except in whip stage
30 Timing of the application EB end of flowering
30 Timing of the application F1ANP 1 Jahr after planting at the earliest
30 Timing of the application F1MNV 1 month after pricking off at the earliest
30 Timing of the application F3ONS 3 months after sowing at the earliest
30 Timing of the application FG in case of established harzard
30 Timing of the application FZAAF early spring starting from February
30 Timing of the application GJ all year round
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30 Timing of the application H0005 at 5 cm growth height
30 Timing of the application H0010 up to 10 cm growth height
30 Timing of the application H0030 up to 30 cm growth height
30 Timing of the application H0510 at 5-10 cm growth height
30 Timing of the application H0515 at 5-15 cm growth height
30 Timing of the application H0810 at 8-10 cm growth height
30 Timing of the application H0815 at 8-15 cm growth height
30 Timing of the application H1015 at 10-15 cm growth height
30 Timing of the application H1520 at 15-20 cm growth height
30 Timing of the application H1525 at 15-25 cm growth height
30 Timing of the application H2000 at approx. 2 m planting height
30 Timing of the application H2025 at 20-25 cm growth height
30 Timing of the application H2530 at 25-30 cm growth height
30 Timing of the application H3050 at 30-50 cm growth height
30 Timing of the application HA after the last hoeing
30 Timing of the application HAB03 from 3 cm growth height
30 Timing of the application HAB05 from 5 cm growth height
30 Timing of the application HAB10 from 10 cm growth height
30 Timing of the application HABGH from reaching trellis height
30 Timing of the application HCA10 from approx. 10 cm growth height
30 Timing of the application HCA15 from approx. 15 cm growth height
30 Timing of the application HCA20 from approx. 20 cm growth height
30 Timing of the application HS after cut in previous autumn
30 Timing of the application IBR25 in branching off flowers (vine stage 25)
30 Timing of the application IKJLZ in the previous year of cultivation
30 Timing of the application IM02J in the 2nd year
30 Timing of the application IMEIN before boring in
30 Timing of the application IMPFJ in the year of planting
30 Timing of the application IN24H within 24 hours after wounding
30 Timing of the application IS in the seed year
30 Timing of the application JA in the seeding year
30 Timing of the application JPFLF in the following year after planting
30 Timing of the application K0102 1-2 days after haulm stripping
30 Timing of the application KB up to heading
30 Timing of the application KBEKS from bud formation to end of bud swelling
30 Timing of the application KJFMZ February to March of the 2nd year of cultivation
30 Timing of the application KLT80 crop at least covered by 80 % with bracken
30 Timing of the application KN-MO from bud swelling to mouse-ear stage
30 Timing of the application KNBNE shortly after flowering up to post-harvest
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30 Timing of the application KNHMF shortly after the peak of male butterfly flight
30 Timing of the application KVB1F shortly before beginning of the flight of the 1st generation of butterflies
30 Timing of the application KVBFF shortly before beginning of butterfly flight
30 Timing of the application KVBNE shortly before flowering or after harvest
30 Timing of the application KVDDS shortly before break through
30 Timing of the application KVHMF shortly before peak of butterfly flight
30 Timing of the application KVOBL shortly before flowering
30 Timing of the application KVOVA shortly before emergence
30 Timing of the application KZVAL shortly before training
30 Timing of the application KZVKS shortly before bud swelling
30 Timing of the application LB for storage
30 Timing of the application LN after end of longitudinal growth
30 Timing of the application LU during storage or translocation
30 Timing of the application M5SAN at least 5 days before cutting, grazing or reseeding
30 Timing of the application MB mid-flowering
30 Timing of the application MSN23 2 weeks after mechanical cutting back when the new shoot is 2-3 cm long
30 Timing of the application N1231 2-3 weeks after planting
30 Timing of the application N1580 after hardening of the sprout
30 Timing of the application N3110 after end of crop
30 Timing of the application N3900 after clearing
30 Timing of the application N4501 directly after cutting
30 Timing of the application NA after emergence
30 Timing of the application NA1 after emergence (1st treatment)
30 Timing of the application NA1MS 14 days after mechanical pruning
30 Timing of the application NA2 after emergence (2nd treatment)
30 Timing of the application NA24 after emergence (2nd to 4th treatment)
30 Timing of the application NA3 after emergence (3rd treatment)
30 Timing of the application NAAPT after formation of phylloclades at the 1st sprout
30 Timing of the application NABAF approx. 2 1/2 months after sprouting of fern and/or not before end of July
30 Timing of the application NABHF after completion of main growth of fern
30 Timing of the application NABLF after leaf fall
30 Timing of the application NABWK after completion of crop growth
30 Timing of the application NADDS after break through
30 Timing of the application NADWT after root penetration of the pot
30 Timing of the application NAGMR after thorough mechnical cleaning
30 Timing of the application NALAR after occurence of the first larvae
30 Timing of the application NAPIK after pricking out
30 Timing of the application NAPL1 5 to 8 days after the 1st treatment (between first and second harvest)
30 Timing of the application NAPL2 5 to 8 days after the 2nd treatment (between second and third harvest)
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30 Timing of the application NAPUZ after polishing
30 Timing of the application NAUNK after emergence of weeds
30 Timing of the application NAXLH after the last ridging up
30 Timing of the application NAXMS after mechanical pruning
30 Timing of the application NB after flowering
30 Timing of the application NC after cutting
30 Timing of the application ND after emergence and/or planting
30 Timing of the application NDA9D 9 days after covering
30 Timing of the application NDBNE after berry harvest
30 Timing of the application NDHPF after hop picking
30 Timing of the application NDLNG after the last exploitation
30 Timing of the application NDS30 at 30 % emergence from eggs
30 Timing of the application NDS50 at 50 % emergence from winter eggs
30 Timing of the application NDS51 at 50 % emergence from eggs
30 Timing of the application NDS70 at 70-80 % emergence from winter eggs
30 Timing of the application NDSWE after emergence from winter eggs
30 Timing of the application NE after harvest
30 Timing of the application NE20T treatment 10-20 days before harvest
30 Timing of the application NEA58 5 to 8 days after application of casing soil
30 Timing of the application NENDA after levelling the ridges
30 Timing of the application NERSS after reaching the damage threshold
30 Timing of the application NERSW after reaching thresholds or after warning service appeal
30 Timing of the application NESEL immediately after harvest during gathering the harvest in the storage room
30 Timing of the application NESELH immediately after harvest during gathering the harvest in the storage room
(autumn)
30 Timing of the application NF after beginning of infestation
30 Timing of the application NFBJO after spring shoot and before secondary shoot
30 Timing of the application NFKXX after beginning of infestation (curative)
30 Timing of the application NFXAW after beginning of infestation or warning service appeal
30 Timing of the application NG after beginning of storage
30 Timing of the application NH after cutting
30 Timing of the application NI after beginning of infection
30 Timing of the application NIMAA not during seeding year
30 Timing of the application NIMPF not during planting year
30 Timing of the application NJ after oviposition
30 Timing of the application NK after planting
30 Timing of the application NKPER after cutting period
30 Timing of the application NLF after leaf fall
30 Timing of the application NLP2A after the last downy mildew control, max. 2 treatments
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30 Timing of the application NMS02 after mechanical cutting back, at a growth height of 10-12 cm
30 Timing of the application NMS34 after mechanical cutting back, for new sprouts of 3-4 cm
30 Timing of the application NMSBN after mechanical cutting back, during beginning new sprouting
30 Timing of the application NO after soil tillage
30 Timing of the application NP after planting
30 Timing of the application NP12W 10-14 days after planting
30 Timing of the application NP13D 5-10 days after replanting
30 Timing of the application NP14D 14 days after planting
30 Timing of the application NP38D 3-8 days after planting
30 Timing of the application NP56D 5-6 days after planting
30 Timing of the application NP68D 6-8 days after planting
30 Timing of the application NP70D 7-10 days after planting
30 Timing of the application NPW34 3-4 weeks after planting
30 Timing of the application NS after sowing
30 Timing of the application NS12W after sowing (12 weeks)
30 Timing of the application NSKBB immediately after heading flowers
30 Timing of the application NSTBG after beginning of extension growth
30 Timing of the application NSXXE after tipping
30 Timing of the application NT after the sprouting
30 Timing of the application NTNAG for woody plants which have leafed and which are not mature
30 Timing of the application NTXER after resprouting
30 Timing of the application NTXXX after sprouting
30 Timing of the application NVABB immediately after full completion of flowering
30 Timing of the application NVB4W 4 weeks after full flower
30 Timing of the application NW after re-greening
30 Timing of the application NWU15 after re-greening of weeds (10-15 cm)
30 Timing of the application NX after potting
30 Timing of the application NX01W 1-2 weeks after repotting into the final pot
30 Timing of the application NX14D 14 days after potting
30 Timing of the application NXX1S after 1st cut
30 Timing of the application NXXSS after seed cutting
30 Timing of the application NY after replanting
30 Timing of the application O1002 October to February
30 Timing of the application OB at full flower
30 Timing of the application OBAST balloon stage
30 Timing of the application OGEFR yellowing of fruit
30 Timing of the application OKEOF sepals open
30 Timing of the application OM508 mid May to August
30 Timing of the application OUFFR fruits change colour
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30 Timing of the application OXA05 beginning of May
30 Timing of the application OXA07 beginning of July
30 Timing of the application OXA08 beginning of August
30 Timing of the application OXE06 end of June
30 Timing of the application OXE07 end of July
30 Timing of the application OXE09 end of September
30 Timing of the application OXM05 mid May
30 Timing of the application OXX04 April
30 Timing of the application OXX05 May
30 Timing of the application OXX06 June
30 Timing of the application OXX07 July
30 Timing of the application OXX08 August
30 Timing of the application OXX09 September
30 Timing of the application OXX10 October
30 Timing of the application OXX11 November
30 Timing of the application PV after wounding
30 Timing of the application R0300 at shoot length of 3 cm
30 Timing of the application RI after debarking
30 Timing of the application RS shortly before row closing
30 Timing of the application RVAUF in cases of beetle occurence
30 Timing of the application RVAUS before beetles fly out
30 Timing of the application RVBEG at beginning of beetle flight
30 Timing of the application RVBGE at recurrence of beetle flight
30 Timing of the application SCAUF for the occurrence of harmful organisms
30 Timing of the application SEKWL at the first signs of germination for the entire storage period
30 Timing of the application SN after cutting
30 Timing of the application SPAET during late treatment
30 Timing of the application SPBBF at the latest up to beginning fruit setting
30 Timing of the application SPBKB at the latest up to beginning head formation
30 Timing of the application SPO8D at the latest after 8 days
30 Timing of the application SPVEI at the latest before oviposition
30 Timing of the application SR after grading
30 Timing of the application SU after cutting back
30 Timing of the application T0200 for new shoot of 2 cm
30 Timing of the application T0510 for new shoot of 5-10 cm
30 Timing of the application T1020 for new shoot of 10-20 cm
30 Timing of the application TA after cessation of shoot growth
30 Timing of the application U0510 on a weed stand of 5-10 cm height
30 Timing of the application U2325 at weed stages 23-25
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30 Timing of the application UA directly after emergence
30 Timing of the application UB around the time of flowering
30 Timing of the application UD directly after covering
30 Timing of the application UI directly after inocculation
30 Timing of the application UNMAU directly before sprouting
30 Timing of the application UNMNB directly after flowering
30 Timing of the application UNMNC directly after felling
30 Timing of the application UNMNE directly after harvest
30 Timing of the application UNMNL directly after unfolding of leaves
30 Timing of the application UNMNP directly after potting or planting
30 Timing of the application UNMNT directly after planting
30 Timing of the application UNMST directly before planting
30 Timing of the application UNMVS directly before sowing
30 Timing of the application UNMVT directly before potting or planting
30 Timing of the application UNPNP directly after planting
30 Timing of the application UP directly before planting
30 Timing of the application US directly after sowing
30 Timing of the application US2-4 on 2nd to 4th-leaf-day of weed
30 Timing of the application USBI6 to 6th-leaf-day of weed
30 Timing of the application V0170 5 days before subsequent ploughing up
30 Timing of the application V0171 1 day before recultivation
30 Timing of the application V0480 3 to 4 weeks before harvest
30 Timing of the application V1250 before leaf fall
30 Timing of the application VA before emergence
30 Timing of the application VA1 before emergence (1st treatment)
30 Timing of the application VANLT before training
30 Timing of the application VAUNK before emergence of weeds
30 Timing of the application VB before flowering
30 Timing of the application VBBXX before berry flowering
30 Timing of the application VBE1F before beginning of the flight of butterflies of the 1st generation
30 Timing of the application VBESP before stringing
30 Timing of the application VBO1D up to 1 day before soil tillage
30 Timing of the application VBOXX before soil tillage
30 Timing of the application VBPFL before planting or during planting
30 Timing of the application VD before boring in
30 Timing of the application VDNG7 7 days before the first exploitation
30 Timing of the application VDNGE before the first exploitation
30 Timing of the application VDRHS before row closing
30 Timing of the application VDSKK before desiccation
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30 Timing of the application VDSWE before emergence from winter eggs
30 Timing of the application VDT24 24 hours before forced cultivation
30 Timing of the application VDWOL before wool formation
30 Timing of the application VE before harvest
30 Timing of the application VE07D 7 days before harvest
30 Timing of the application VE14D 14 days before harvest
30 Timing of the application VE3B7 3 to 7 days before harvest
30 Timing of the application VE810 8 to 10 days before harvest
30 Timing of the application VG before storage
30 Timing of the application VGM5W at least 5 weeks before storage
30 Timing of the application VI before beginning of infestation (beginning of infection)
30 Timing of the application VJWVG before each reuse
30 Timing of the application VK before planting
30 Timing of the application VL before planting
30 Timing of the application VN before damage by hail
30 Timing of the application VN6 6 weeks before felling
30 Timing of the application VO preventive
30 Timing of the application VOAPT before formation of phylloclades at the 1st sprout
30 Timing of the application VONDK before or after topping
30 Timing of the application VOPER before cutting period
30 Timing of the application VOR12 preventive (1 - 2 days after rain)
30 Timing of the application VORDU before seedlings leave the soil
30 Timing of the application VORES before transplanting
30 Timing of the application VORLW before beginning of longitudinal growth
30 Timing of the application VP before planting
30 Timing of the application VP14D 1-4 days before planting
30 Timing of the application VS before sowing
30 Timing of the application VSFKU before sowing of succeeding crops
30 Timing of the application VT before sprouting
30 Timing of the application VU before beginning of crop
30 Timing of the application VUMBR before breaking
30 Timing of the application VUOUM before and/or after repotting
30 Timing of the application VV before chitting (spring)
30 Timing of the application VVB8D approx. 8 days before full flower
30 Timing of the application VX before potting
30 Timing of the application VY before oviposition
30 Timing of the application VZ before replanting
30 Timing of the application W0310 during vegetative period (March to October)
30 Timing of the application W0509 during vegetative period (May to September)
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30 Timing of the application W0510 during vegetative period (May to October)
30 Timing of the application WA after completion of growth
30 Timing of the application WBEVB at beginning of vegetation
30 Timing of the application WBL20 when up to 20 % of flowers are open
30 Timing of the application WBL50 after opening of 50-60 % of flowers
30 Timing of the application WBL51 when up to 50 % of flowers are open
30 Timing of the application WBQVP during the vegetative period up to appearance of flowering whorl
30 Timing of the application WD after warning service appeal
30 Timing of the application WDJTB during development of secondary shoots
30 Timing of the application WDMPH during migration phase
30 Timing of the application WEHFZ late autumn to early spring
30 Timing of the application WEHVB late autumn up to shortly before beginning of vegetation
30 Timing of the application WEHVR late autumn to dormant period
30 Timing of the application WEHWI late autumn to winter
30 Timing of the application WEWVB late winter to shortly before beginning of vegetation
30 Timing of the application WFEVP at the end of the first vegetation period at the earliest
30 Timing of the application WFMNA one month after palnting at the earliest
30 Timing of the application WNAEK after formation of terminal bud
30 Timing of the application WNAHE after formation of first pods
30 Timing of the application WNAJT after completion of spring and/or secondary shoots
30 Timing of the application WNVEB after beginning of vegetation to end of flowering
30 Timing of the application WVREH during dormant period in late autumn
30 Timing of the application WVRVT during dormant period
30 Timing of the application WW during the active growth phase of weeds
30 Timing of the application WXBVP until end of vegetation
30 Timing of the application WXNVB after beginning of vegetation
30 Timing of the application WXNVP after vegetative period
30 Timing of the application WXVVP before beginning of vegetation
30 Timing of the application WXXVP during vegetative period
30 Timing of the application WXXWV during vegetative period (May to August)
30 Timing of the application XS during sowing
30 Timing of the application Z1 up to 1st cropping cycle
30 Timing of the application Z1700 not during vegetative rest
30 Timing of the application Z4141 directly up to 24 hours after wounding
30 Timing of the application Z5405 up to 14 days before sowing or planting
30 Timing of the application ZABVS at completion of vegetative growth in summer
30 Timing of the application ZB up to flowering
30 Timing of the application ZV up to full flower
30 Timing of the application ZZPAK at the time of ploughing
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35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
??? Code to be defined
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
APBGX coarse bark species
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
APRDX thin bark species
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
APSSX heavy-seeded species
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
ASPOB bleached asparagus
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
ASPOG green asparagus
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JANNX not in seeding year
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JANXB in seeding year as direct seeding
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JANXU in seeding year as undersowing
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JANXX in seeding year
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JAUXX in sowing year
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JEGNX not in first harvest year
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JEGXX in first harvest year
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JENXX in harvest year
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JPFAX from planting year
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JPFAZ from planting year (from 2nd month after planting)
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JPFXX in planting year
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JPFXZ in planting year (from 2nd month after planting)
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JSAXX in seed year
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JSTAC from 1st to 3rd year after planting
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35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JSTAX from 1st year after planting
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JSTBU from 2nd year after planning (undertree)
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JSTBX from 2nd year after planting
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JSTCX from 3rd year after planting
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JSTDX from 4th year after planting
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JSTEX from 5th year after planting
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JSTFX from 6th year after planting
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JSTGX from 7th year after planting
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JSTHX from 8th year after planting
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
JSTXA up to 1st year after planting
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
KABXX bulb cultivation
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
KAZGX seeding bowls
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
KBEXX bed cultivation
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
KCSCH chrysanthemums
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
KCSCS cut Santini chrysanthemums
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
KFRXX early crop
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
KMAXX 38 and 50 months cultures
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
KMFXX cultivation on mulch film
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
KPBGB only in crops grown in original soils
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
KPFXX crop culture
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35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
KSAXX seed culture
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
KSDXX late drilled
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
KSOXX summer crop
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
KSPXX late crop
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
KSTXX set cuttings
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
KTBXX bed and pot culture
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
KTOXX pot culture
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
KTTXX scheduled pot culture
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
KWSXX cultures of Christmas trees and ornamental branches
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
KXSXX cultures of ornamental branches
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
KXWXX Christmas tree cultures
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NAEXX commercial culture
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NAFTX field cropping for forced cultivation
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NAFXX field cropping
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NBKBX cacao beans
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NEBCO in nursery containers
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NEBQU in nursery sections
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NEBSB in nursery seed-beds
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NEBVB in nursery transplant beds
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NEEXX in established crops
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35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NEFSX in crops for feed and seed production
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NEKXG in crops for grain production except unripe spelt grain
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NEPEX for seed production
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NEPNR in crops for seed production with replanting of corresponding resistant varieties
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NEPXX in crops for seed production
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NERRX for production of sod
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NESAB in crops for seed production; in seeding year as pure crop
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NESAU in crops for seed production; in seeding year as undersown crop
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NESGX population for seed production
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NESSX in crops for seed production; in seed year
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NESXX in crops for seed production
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NESZS for seed production
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NGFXX use as fresh vegetable
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NGGTX dried
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NGHFX legumes (fresh)
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NGHTX dry legumes
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NGTXX use as dried vegetables
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NMGSX with edible peel
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NMHUE utilisation with pod
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NMUSX with inedible peel
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35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NNCLX except long-shooted chrysanthemums
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NNEPX except for seed production
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NNESB except for seed production and brewing purposes
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or NNESK except for seed production and brewing purposes (grain moisture content < 25
stored produce
%)
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NNESX except for seed production
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NNLPF except hole planting
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NNPXX except seeds
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NNRBZ except red or blue ornamental plants
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NNRSX except cut roses
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NNSXX except seeds
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NNWBK except Christmas tree cultures
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NOHUE utilisation without pod
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPAAX utilisation as medicinal plant
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPABM utilisation as bunch carrot
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPABS utilisation as baby leaf salat
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPABU utilisation as bunch celery
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPABX utilisation as leaf celery
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPAFX utilisation as fresh herbage
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPAGT utilisation as spice and tealike product
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPAGX utilisation as spice
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35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPAPK except seed potatoes
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPAPT except seed and starch potato
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPATK utilisation as tea herbs
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPATX utilisation as tealike product
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPAWB utilisation as wine and table grape up to 2nd year after planting of the vine
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPAWC utilisation as wine and table grape up to 3rd year after planting of the vine
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPAWD utilisation as wine and table grape up to 4th year after planting of the vine
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPAWK utilisation as table and wine grape
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPAWT utilisation as table grapes
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPAWW utilisation as wine grape
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPAXB No use of young carrots e.g. bunch carrots
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPAXM no use as bunch carrot
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPBBX utilisation of leafs and blossoms
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPBOX beans
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPBVX processing facilities and storehouses
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPBXX utilisation of leafs
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPFAB for feeding purpose; in seeding year as direct seeding
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPFVX bird seed
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPFXX for feeding purpose
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPGSX for starch extraction
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35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPKBS seedling forests and tree nurseries (heavy seeded species)
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPKBX seedling forests and tree nurseries
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or NPKFW seedling forest nurseries and forest plant gardens; Christmas tree and
stored produce
ornamental branches' cultures
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPKFX seedling forest nurseries and forest plant gardens
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPKRX green coffee
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPKXX for production of coffee substitute
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPLFX fibre flax
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPLOX oil flax
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPNNX not for food production
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPNRT utilisation as renewable raw material for technical purpose
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPOBL utilisation without leaf
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPOXX public green space
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPPBS basal seed
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPPKA seed potato
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPPSF seeds; very early and early species
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPPXX seeds
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPRIN utilisation of bark
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPRXX recultivation
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPSAX safe of emergence
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPSFX utilisation of seeds and fruit
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35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPSKA table potato
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPSKX seeds (except cress)
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPSNP table potatoes except seed potatoes
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPSPA only to be used for late potatoes
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPSWI table, commercial and industrial potatoes
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPSWP table, commercial and industrial potatoes except seeds
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPSXX seeds
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPTKA starch potato
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPTRX leaf tobacco
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPVXX packaging material
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPWTR root utilisation for forced cultivation
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPWXX root utilisation
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPZAS seed cultivation except bunch, pearl and silverskin onions
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPZBX utilisation as bunch onions
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPZHT only sclerophyll species
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPZSX summer onion
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPZTX utilisation as annual onion
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPZWG only winter grain
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPZWX Welsh onion
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPZZB utilisation as annual and bunch onion
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35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPZZX annual onion without leaf
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NPÜWI cultivation with overwintering
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NQXXX only quarantine fumigation
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NRAGT without golf courses: greens and tees
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NRGFX golf course: fairways
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NRGGT golf courses: greens and tees
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NRGGX golf course: greens
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NRSXX turf
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NRZSX fine turf and turf
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NRZXX fine turf
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NSBXX stubble treatment
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NSTXX seed bearer
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NXGXX replanting of groves only
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
NXSRX replanting of resistant species
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PAESB crop yieldings; from 2nd year after planting
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PAEXX crop yieldings
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PAJMS young stands with seedlings
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PAJPC young stands; until 3rd year after planting
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PAJPS young stands (steep locations); until 3rd year after planting
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PAJPU young stands (undertree); until 3rd year after planting
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35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PAJPW young stands (steep locations, undertree); until 3rd year after planting
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PAJSP young stands for seedlings
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PAJSS young stands after planting asparagus seedlings
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PAJXX young stands
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PAKAX crop yieldings and young plantings; from 1st year after planting
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PAKBX crop yieldings and young plantings; from 2nd year after planting
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PAKXX crop yieldings and young plantings
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PASXX cutting gardens
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PFHYB F1-hybrids
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PFPXX finished plants
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PFWXX application on thrifty plants only
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PHPXX semi-finished plants
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PHYXX hydroponic plants
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PIRXX beets
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PJEFR frigo plants
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PJPAX seedlings in seeding bowls
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PJPFX seedlings and finished plants
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PJPRX seedlings in planting tubes
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PJPXX seedlings
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PMFXX mother plants (F1-hybrids)
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35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PMGXX mother plantings
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PNSON new seeding or reseeding
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PNSRS only for new seeding (or repair)
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PNSXX new seeding
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PPRAX annual grafted vines
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PPRBX rooted grafted vines
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PPRXX grafted vines (root-stocks and budwoods)
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PRSXX grape nurseries
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PSLSE on seedling from 5th year after planting
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PSTXX cuttings
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PSWXX production of cutting flowers
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
PUEXX root-stocks and budwoods
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLAAX in the presence of officinal herbs
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or RLAEX in the presence of cereal products, processing products of oil seed, shell fruit,
stored produce
dried fruit and tobacco
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLAGE in the presence of cereal products
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLAGG in the presence of bulked cereals
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLAGM In the resence of cereals, without maize
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLAGT in the presence of dried vegetables
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLAGX in the presence of cereals
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLAHX in the presence of legumes
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35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLAKB in the presence of coffee beans
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLAKK in the presence of cacao beans
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLAOT in the presence of dried fruit
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLATE in the presence of tea
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLATR in the presence of leaf tobacco
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLATT in the presence of tealike products and tea
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLATÄ in the presence of tealike products
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLAVG in the presence of storage goods except cereals
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLAVS in the presence of store products without bulk materials
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or RLAVV in the presence of cereals, cereal products, spices (dry), raw cacao, oil-seeds,
stored produce
processing products of oil-seeds, shell-fruit, herbs (dry), tobacco (dry)
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLAVX in the presence of storage goods
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLAÖS in the presence of stored oil-seed
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLNLX joint treatment (application in storehouses)
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLNSX joint treatment (application in storehouses)
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLNXX joint treatment (application in rooms)
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLVGX before the storage of cereals
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RLVXX before the storage (application in empty rooms)
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or RMGGO glyphosate-resistant crop/resistance mechanisms: glyphosate-tolerant 5-
stored produce
enolpyruvylshikimi-3-phosphate synthase (EPSPS); inactivation by glyphosateoxidoreductase
(GOX)
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or RMGGX glyphosate-resistant crop/resistance mechanism: glyphosate-tolerant 5-
stored produce
enolpyruvylshikimi-3-phosphate synthase (EPSPS)
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or RMGNX glufosinate-resistant crop/resistance mechanism: inactivation by enzymatic N-
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stored produce acetylation
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
RMIBX as cycloxydim-resistant crop
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
SCHKV up to 16-leaf stage or under crop safety net resp. bird protection net
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
SCHRO cut roses
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
SNLPX except species "Lasko" and "Purdy"
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
SNSEN except species "Senga Sengana"
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
SNSFF except very early and early species
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
SNSFV except very early and early species as well as seeds production
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
SNSFX except very early species
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
SNSTR except species "Testa Rossa"
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
SPABA species "Ambrosiana", 14 months-culture
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
SPABS species "Ambrosiana"
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
SPAPP species "Atropurpurea"
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
SPAVS species "Atrovirens"
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
SPBAC species "Baccara"
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
SPFEU species "Feuerregen"
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or SPFWR Only in strong growing varieties: Grüner Silvaner, Morio Muskat, Chardonnay,
stored produce
Schwarzriesling and Burgunder grapes
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
SPHAN species "Hanna"
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
SPMSS medium-late to very late species
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
SPRSX species with adequate resistance
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or SPRWX purely female species
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CODE CODE TEXT
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
SPSEN species "Senga Sengana"
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
SPSFF very early and early species
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
SPSFX very early species
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
SPSKO 'Skogholm'
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or SPYVS species susceptible against Y-virus (level 5-9); on production of foundation
stored produce
stock and basal seeds
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
TGXXX transgenic
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
TLHRU roundwood
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
TLHVP packing wood
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
TLSCH for shipment
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
UGSXX with grass as an undersown crop
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
UXXXX as undersowing
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
XXXXC except cress
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
ZARXX as crops ripening off
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
ZBOXX with embankment
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
ZESVX crop residues infested with sclerotinia
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
ZFBXX with stock of fish
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
ZFGXX 5 degrees
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
ZFKXX grain moisture < 25 %
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
ZGLKX lodged corn (grain moisture < 25 %)
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or ZGLSB lodged corn except seed and brewer's corn
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35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
ZGLXX lodged corn
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
ZRKFB raw; packed in boxes, barrels or bales
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
ZRKFG raw; packed gas permeably in boxes, barrels or bales
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
ZRSAX raw (bagged)
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
ZRSBX raw (bagged, bulked)
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
ZRSCX raw (bulked)
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
ZRXXX raw
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
ZSAXX bagged
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
ZSCXX bulked
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
ZVFXX for fresh consumption
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
ZVRXX during dormant period
35 Explanatory notes on the crop or object or
stored produce
ZXVGX packed gas permeably
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
??? Code to be defined
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FBAÄX only for ear infestation
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FBBBX soil-borne infestation
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FBBMY mycelium growing in soil
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FBBXX leaf infestation
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FBSXX seed-borne infestation
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FBÄVM ear infestation, decrease in mycotoxin formation
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or FBÄXX ear infestation
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CODE CODE TEXT
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FEBTX grapes
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FHBBX culm base infection
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FIPSX primary and secondary infection
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FIPXX primary infection
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FISXX secondary infection
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FMBVH decrease in mycotoxin formation
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FTRLO for preventive treatment against acetic rot and grey mould
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXNZS needle and branch mould
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXAM infestation reducing effect against apple powdery mildew
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXBF leaf spot disease
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXBI stembotrytis
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXBS dieback of trees
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXBT grape botrytis
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXCS light leaf spot
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXDF early blight of potato
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXEA fire blight
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXEM to reduce infestation and crop loss
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXFF brown rot of fruit trees
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXFM downy mildew
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or FXXHF hop stump rott
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36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXKB late blight
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXKF collar rot
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXKK stem rot of clover
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXKN late blight of potato
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXKS black spot of cabbage
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXLB leather rot disease
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXMA powdery mildew of oak
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXMK white rot
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXPF downy mildew of leek
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXPL dry rot
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXRF ring spot
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXRH rhizom rot
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXRS black spot of rape
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXRW red stele
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXSB leaf spot
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXSC snow blight
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXSF black knot
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXSG foot rot
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXSH leaf spot
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or FXXSR head smut of maize
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36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXSS silver scurf
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXST leaf blight
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXUN grapevine powdery mildew
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXVS prevention of skin browning
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXWB damping-off disease
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXWF root rot
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
FXXWS white mould
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
HBIBI caespitose rush
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
HLBEP single-plant treatment and release cutting
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
HLXXX release cutting
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
HPB*K plant control without protection of crop
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
HPBKX plant control in culture crops
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
HPBPK phytosanitary practice for culture preparation
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
HPBVK kill of plants for culture preparation
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
HPBXK culture preparation
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
HPNKX suppression in order to manage the crop
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
HTBBB prevention of tunneling of blackberries
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
HUBSX weeds difficult to control
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
HUDXX and cover crop
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or HUFSX weeds emerging from seeds
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36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
HUGAG self-sown barley
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
HUSKX germing weed seeds
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
HUTDX weeds sprouting from permanent organs
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
HUXTR triazine-resistant weeds only
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
HXXBI caespitose treatment
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
I3AXX 3 species (see conditions of application rate)
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
I3GXX 3 groups (see conditions of application rate)
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
IALFX as emerging crop parasites
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
IBVFX as virus vector (early infestation)
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
IBVVX as virus vector
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
IBVVY decrease in carryover of the Y-virus
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
IFLAX free-living species
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
IKBRH bark- and timber-breeding beetles
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
IRDFX only in case of frit fly or wire worm control
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
ISWXX overwintering stages
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
IVLAX% hidden-living species
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
IVSXX as storage pest
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
IXSWB pest reducing effect against red spiders
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
LIFGA production of glue bands
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or LIFGX glue band
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36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
LIKIS to control creeping insects at the bole
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
LWWFX fungicidal wound treatment against European Canker
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
NVBDH also at a high infestation pressure
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
NVBGB for low to medium infestation pressure
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
NVBHB at a high infestation pressure
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
NVBXX only for decrease in infestation
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
NVEXX decrease in internal rust spot
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
NVMIP to decrease the infection potential
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
NVPIX intensive decrease in population
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
NVPXX decrease in population
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
NZBSB only for decrease in infestation and at a low infestation pressure
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
NZBSM only for decrease in infestation at a low and medium infestation
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
PVFXX fraying damage
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
PVKFX reduction of bud nibbling (biting off)
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
PVMFX reduction of biting off
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
PVNAX damage due to gnawing and nibbling
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
PVNXX damage due to gnawing
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
PVSXX bark-peeling damage
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
PVWFX damage due to biting off
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or PVWSW summer and winter browsing
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36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
PVWSX summer browsing
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
PVWWX winter browsing
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
PVWXX browsing
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
RVGXX frightening off
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
TBFNS early infestation after sowing
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
TBFXX early infestation
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
TBFZM to reduce the early infestation
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
VBGSK vector control to avoid Sharka disease
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
VERWP extension of growth periode
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
WBUBX regulation including weed control
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
WEBVH reduction of soil contamination
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
WEBXX for soil disinfection
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
WHBUX including weed control
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
WRPNE after achievement of the physiological maturity
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
WSXXX in seed growing agriculture
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
WXSXE increase in production of cuttings
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or YXXAB ArMV, PFBV, PLCV, PLPV, TBRV, TSWV, BePMV, CarMoV, CMV, CyMV,
purpose
MNSV, ORSV, PepMV, PMMoV, PVX, PVY, RMV, TSV, ZyMV
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
YXXAC ArMV, CyMV, MNSV, ORSV, PepMV, PMMoV, ZyMV
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
YXXAD ArMV, PMMoV, TMV, ToMV
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or YXXAP ArMV, PFBV, PLCV, PLPV, TBRV, TSWV
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36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or YXXBC BePMV, CarMoV, CMV, CyMV, MNSV, ORSV, PepMV, PMMoV, PVX, PVY,
purpose
RMV, TSV, ZyMV
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
YXXBE BePMV, CyMV, MNSV, ORSV, PepMV, PMMoV, TSV, ZyMV
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
YXXBP BePMV
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
YXXCC CarMoV, CMV, CyMV, MNSV, ORSV, PepMV, PVX, PVY, RMV, TSWV, ZyMV
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
YXXCS CSVd
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
YXXMT TMV, ToMV
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
YXXPS PSTVd
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
YXXTA TMV, PFBV, PLCV, PLPV, ArMV, TSWV
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
YXXTM TMV
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
YXXTT TBRV, ToMV
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
ZBBXX improvement of wetting
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
ZBVSF prevention of spraying spots
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
ZESXX for defoaming
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
ZLNXX as solvent for atomization
36 Explanatory notes on the harmful organism or
purpose
ZWVBX improvement of efficiency
39 Colour of active substances ? Code to be defined
39 Colour of active substances A colourless
39 Colour of active substances B pale yellow
39 Colour of active substances C yellow
39 Colour of active substances D dark yellow
39 Colour of active substances E light brown
39 Colour of active substances F brown
39 Colour of active substances G dark brown
39 Colour of active substances H reddish brown
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39 Colour of active substances I blackish brown
39 Colour of active substances J black
39 Colour of active substances K light green
39 Colour of active substances L pale grey
39 Colour of active substances M beige
39 Colour of active substances N yellowish green
39 Colour of active substances O amber
39 Colour of active substances P orange-yellow
39 Colour of active substances Q grey-green
39 Colour of active substances R reddish
39 Colour of active substances S blackish grey
39 Colour of active substances T blue
39 Colour of active substances V violet
39 Colour of active substances W white
46 Odour of active substances ? Code to be defined
46 Odour of active substances A odourless
46 Odour of active substances B aromatic
46 Odour of active substances C pungent
46 Odour of active substances D amine-like
46 Odour of active substances E musty
46 Odour of active substances F mercaptan-like
46 Odour of active substances G mild chemical
46 Odour of active substances H specific
46 Odour of active substances I tar-like
46 Odour of active substances J phenolic
46 Odour of active substances K thio-P-ester-like
46 Odour of active substances L honey-like
46 Odour of active substances M weak
46 Odour of active substances N acidic
46 Odour of active substances O garlic-like
46 Odour of active substances P carbide-like
46 Odour of active substances Q campher-like
46 Odour of active substances R sulfur-like
46 Odour of active substances S sweetish
46 Odour of active substances T tomato haulm-like
46 Odour of active substances U unspecific, mild
46 Odour of active substances V ester-like
46 Odour of active substances W leek-like
47 Consistency of active substances ? Code to be defined
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47 Consistency of active substances A solid, cristalline
47 Consistency of active substances B solid, amorphous
47 Consistency of active substances C liquid, thin fluid
47 Consistency of active substances D liquid, oily
47 Consistency of active substances F solid, hyaline
47 Consistency of active substances G gaseous
47 Consistency of active substances H liquid
47 Consistency of active substances V liquid, viscous
47 Consistency of active substances W waxy
49 Solvents for active substances 000 organic solvents
49 Solvents for active substances 001 acetone
49 Solvents for active substances 002 glacial acetic acid
49 Solvents for active substances 003 ethyl alcohol
49 Solvents for active substances 004 petroleum ether
49 Solvents for active substances 005 ethyl acetate
49 Solvents for active substances 006 n-octanol
49 Solvents for active substances 007 carbon disulphide
49 Solvents for active substances 008 ether
49 Solvents for active substances 009 aliphatic hydrocarbons
49 Solvents for active substances 010 benzine
49 Solvents for active substances 011 benzene
49 Solvents for active substances 012 aromatic solvents
49 Solvents for active substances 013 cyclohexanol
49 Solvents for active substances 014 methylcyclohexane
49 Solvents for active substances 015 dimethylsulfoxide
49 Solvents for active substances 016 cyclohexane
49 Solvents for active substances 017 tetrahydrofuran
49 Solvents for active substances 018 cyclohexanone
49 Solvents for active substances 019 tetrachloroethane
49 Solvents for active substances 020 diacetone alcohol
49 Solvents for active substances 021 2-nitropropane
49 Solvents for active substances 022 carbon tetrachloride
49 Solvents for active substances 023 dichloroethane
49 Solvents for active substances 024 heptane
49 Solvents for active substances 025 monochlorobenzene
49 Solvents for active substances 026 epichlorohydrin
49 Solvents for active substances 027 ethylene glycol
49 Solvents for active substances 028 dimethylformamide
49 Solvents for active substances 029 acetonitrile
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49 Solvents for active substances 030 dioxane
49 Solvents for active substances 031 amyl acetate
49 Solvents for active substances 043 isophorone
49 Solvents for active substances 044 2-propanol
49 Solvents for active substances 045 kerosene
49 Solvents for active substances 051 methanol
49 Solvents for active substances 055 dichloromethane
49 Solvents for active substances 057 methyl isobutyl ketone
49 Solvents for active substances 058 maize oil
49 Solvents for active substances 059 propylene glycol
49 Solvents for active substances 060 pyridine
49 Solvents for active substances 061 n-butanol
49 Solvents for active substances 062 methyl ethyl ketone
49 Solvents for active substances 063 petroleum
49 Solvents for active substances 064 olive oil
49 Solvents for active substances 075 Shellsol T
49 Solvents for active substances 090 trichloroethylene
49 Solvents for active substances 095 toluene
49 Solvents for active substances 098 xylene
49 Solvents for active substances 100 water
49 Solvents for active substances 106 chloroform
49 Solvents for active substances 107 n-hexane
49 Solvents for active substances 108 ligroin
49 Solvents for active substances 109 n-decane
49 Solvents for active substances 111 butyl acetate
49 Solvents for active substances 141 trichloroethane
49 Solvents for active substances 201 chlorinated hydrocabons
49 Solvents for active substances 202 ester
49 Solvents for active substances 203 ketones
49 Solvents for active substances 206 alcohols
49 Solvents for active substances 207 ethyl alcohol/PEG (1:1)
49 Solvents for active substances 208 PEG (polyethylene glycol)
49 Solvents for active substances ??? Code to be defined
61 Packaging form 10 bottle
61 Packaging form 11 bottle with pipette
61 Packaging form 12 dosage bottle
61 Packaging form 20 can
61 Packaging form 21 bucket
61 Packaging form 22 jerry can
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61 Packaging form 23 dosage jerry can
61 Packaging form 30 bag
61 Packaging form 31 sack
61 Packaging form 32 bag in pressure can
61 Packaging form 40 box
61 Packaging form 41 folding box
61 Packaging form 42 cardboard box
61 Packaging form 43 folding box with inner layer
61 Packaging form 50 tank
61 Packaging form 51 barrel
61 Packaging form 60 pressure tank
61 Packaging form 61 aerosol can
61 Packaging form 62 composite bag in aerosol can
61 Packaging form 70 blister
61 Packaging form 71 tube
61 Packaging form 72 capsule
61 Packaging form 73 cartridge
61 Packaging form 74 ampoule
61 Packaging form 75 plaster
61 Packaging form 76 sticks
61 Packaging form 77 cartridge with bag
61 Packaging form 78 tube
61 Packaging form 79 disposable syringe
61 Packaging form 80 other
61 Packaging form ?? Code to be defined
62 Packaging material 10 plastic
62 Packaging material 11 HDPE
62 Packaging material 12 HDPE (fluorinated)
62 Packaging material 13 PE
62 Packaging material 14 PP
62 Packaging material 15 PET
62 Packaging material 20 metal
62 Packaging material 21 metal, coated
62 Packaging material 22 steel
62 Packaging material 23 metal with plastic bag
62 Packaging material 30 cardboard
62 Packaging material 31 paper
62 Packaging material 32 cardboard, coated
62 Packaging material 33 cardboard, inside plastic bag
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62 Packaging material 40 glass
62 Packaging material 50 composite material
62 Packaging material 51 COEX
62 Packaging material 52 PE/PA
62 Packaging material 53 PE/EVOH
62 Packaging material 60 other
62 Packaging material 61 plastic, water soluble (PVA)
62 Packaging material ?? Code to be defined
63 Packaging for plant protection products 000 unknown
63 Packaging for plant protection products 050 aerosol can, metal
63 Packaging for plant protection products 051 bag, plastic
63 Packaging for plant protection products 052 bag, paper
63 Packaging for plant protection products 053 bag, composite material
63 Packaging for plant protection products 054 blister, plastic
63 Packaging for plant protection products 055 blister, cardboard
63 Packaging for plant protection products 056 can, plastic
63 Packaging for plant protection products 057 can, metal
63 Packaging for plant protection products 058 can, cardboard
63 Packaging for plant protection products 059 bucket, plastic
63 Packaging for plant protection products 060 bucket, metal
63 Packaging for plant protection products 061 bottle, glass
63 Packaging for plant protection products 062 bottle, plastic
63 Packaging for plant protection products 063 bottle, metal
63 Packaging for plant protection products 064 jerry can, plastic
63 Packaging for plant protection products 065 jerry can, metal
63 Packaging for plant protection products 066 box, cardboard
63 Packaging for plant protection products 067 tube, plastic
63 Packaging for plant protection products 068 tube, metal
63 Packaging for plant protection products 070 can, composite material
63 Packaging for plant protection products 072 capsule
63 Packaging for plant protection products 073 cartridge
63 Packaging for plant protection products 074 ampoule
63 Packaging for plant protection products 075 box, composite material
63 Packaging for plant protection products 077 sticks in blister
63 Packaging for plant protection products 078 dosage bottle, plastic
63 Packaging for plant protection products 079 plaster
63 Packaging for plant protection products 080 dosage bottle, glass
63 Packaging for plant protection products 081 bottle with enclosed pipette
63 Packaging for plant protection products 082 cellulose balls
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63 Packaging for plant protection products 083 disposable syringe, plastic
63 Packaging for plant protection products 084 dosage jerry can, plastic
63 Packaging for plant protection products 085 composite bag in aerosol can
63 Packaging for plant protection products 086 sticks in plastic can
63 Packaging for plant protection products 087 sticks in platic bags
63 Packaging for plant protection products 088 cartridge with bag
63 Packaging for plant protection products 089 can, metal with plasic bag
63 Packaging for plant protection products 090 plasticbag in pressure can
63 Packaging for plant protection products 500 bottle, glass
63 Packaging for plant protection products 501 bottle, HDPE-
63 Packaging for plant protection products 502 bottle, metal
63 Packaging for plant protection products 503 bottle
63 Packaging for plant protection products 504 bottle, COEX-
63 Packaging for plant protection products 505 ampoule, plastic
63 Packaging for plant protection products 506 bottle, PET-
63 Packaging for plant protection products 507 bottle, HDPE (flourinated)-
63 Packaging for plant protection products 510 jerry can, HDPE
63 Packaging for plant protection products 511 can, HDPE
63 Packaging for plant protection products 515 jerry can, COEX
63 Packaging for plant protection products 516 jerry can, metal
63 Packaging for plant protection products 517 jerry can, PET
63 Packaging for plant protection products 518 jerry can, HDPE (flourinated)-
63 Packaging for plant protection products 519 jerry bag, composite material
63 Packaging for plant protection products 520 tank, HDPE
63 Packaging for plant protection products 530 barrel, HDPE
63 Packaging for plant protection products 531 barrel, metal
63 Packaging for plant protection products 532 barrel, cardboard
63 Packaging for plant protection products 533 barrel, COEX
63 Packaging for plant protection products 534 barrel, metal-, coated
63 Packaging for plant protection products 535 can, metal
63 Packaging for plant protection products 540 bag
63 Packaging for plant protection products 541 bag, metal
63 Packaging for plant protection products 542 bag, plastic
63 Packaging for plant protection products 543 bag, composite material
63 Packaging for plant protection products 544 bag, paper
63 Packaging for plant protection products 545 bag, watersoluble
63 Packaging for plant protection products 550 bucket, plastic
63 Packaging for plant protection products 551 bucket
63 Packaging for plant protection products 552 bucket, metal
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63 Packaging for plant protection products 560 sack
63 Packaging for plant protection products 561 sack, polyethylene
63 Packaging for plant protection products 562 sack, paper
63 Packaging for plant protection products 563 sack, composite material
63 Packaging for plant protection products 571 tube, plastic
63 Packaging for plant protection products 580 folding box
63 Packaging for plant protection products 581 folding box, coated
63 Packaging for plant protection products 582 cardboard box
63 Packaging for plant protection products 583 folding box, inside bag polyethylene
63 Packaging for plant protection products 584 folding box, composite material
63 Packaging for plant protection products 590 pressure tank, steel
63 Packaging for plant protection products 591 aerosol can, metal
63 Packaging for plant protection products 592 blister, plastic
63 Packaging for plant protection products ??? Code to be defined
66 Variant of the active substance ??? Code to be defined
66 Variant of the active substance A03 R=methyl
66 Variant of the active substance A04 R=ethyl
66 Variant of the active substance C00 cis-form
66 Variant of the active substance D00 D-isomers
66 Variant of the active substance D31 D-isomers, DMA
66 Variant of the active substance H00 anhydrous
66 Variant of the active substance H01 monohydrate
66 Variant of the active substance H03 mono-and heptahydrate (mixture)
66 Variant of the active substance H07 heptahydrate
66 Variant of the active substance I00 isomer mixture
66 Variant of the active substance I01 isomer 1
66 Variant of the active substance I02 isomer 2
66 Variant of the active substance I03 isomer 3
66 Variant of the active substance I04 isomer 4
66 Variant of the active substance L00 L-isomers
66 Variant of the active substance M01 metabolite 1
66 Variant of the active substance O00 mixture of optical isomers
66 Variant of the active substance O01 optical isomer A
66 Variant of the active substance O02 optical isomer B
66 Variant of the active substance P00 P-isomer
66 Variant of the active substance P01 methyl-nonyl-acetaldehyde
66 Variant of the active substance P54 P-buthyl ester
66 Variant of the active substance S01 position isomers 1
66 Variant of the active substance ST1 var. kurstaki
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66 Variant of the active substance ST2 var. tenebrionis
66 Variant of the active substance ST3 var. aizawai
66 Variant of the active substance ST4 from pseudomonas fluorescens
66 Variant of the active substance ST5 strain T 99
66 Variant of the active substance ST6 strain QST 713
66 Variant of the active substance ST7 strain 251
66 Variant of the active substance T00 trans form
66 Variant of the active substance V01 alcaline
66 Variant of the active substance W00 active ingredient
66 Variant of the active substance W01 mercury (active ingredient)
66 Variant of the active substance W02 copper (active ingredient)
66 Variant of the active substance W03 PH 3 (active ingredient)
66 Variant of the active substance W04 SO2 (active ingredient)
66 Variant of the active substance X00 base structure
66 Variant of the active substance X01 sodium salt
66 Variant of the active substance X02 potassim salt
66 Variant of the active substance X03 potassim/sodium salt
66 Variant of the active substance X04 calcium salt
66 Variant of the active substance X05 manganese salt
66 Variant of the active substance X06 ammonium salt
66 Variant of the active substance X07 lithium salt
66 Variant of the active substance X08 aluminium salt
66 Variant of the active substance X09 magnesium salt
66 Variant of the active substance X10 K/Na/DMA salt
66 Variant of the active substance X11 trimesium (trimethyl sulfonium salt)
66 Variant of the active substance X12 methyl ester-Na
66 Variant of the active substance X20 dichloride
66 Variant of the active substance X21 dibromid
66 Variant of the active substance X22 sulphate
66 Variant of the active substance X23 hydrochloride
66 Variant of the active substance X24 nitrate
66 Variant of the active substance X25 chloride
66 Variant of the active substance X26 manganese chloride complex
66 Variant of the active substance X27 methyl sulphate
66 Variant of the active substance X30 monomethylamine salt
66 Variant of the active substance X31 dimethylamine salt
66 Variant of the active substance X32 monoethylamine salt
66 Variant of the active substance X33 diethylamine salt
66 Variant of the active substance X34 diethanolamine salt
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66 Variant of the active substance X35 triethanolamine salt
66 Variant of the active substance X36 isopropylamine salt
66 Variant of the active substance X37 diethanolamine/dimethylamine salt
66 Variant of the active substance X38 dimethylalkylamine salt
66 Variant of the active substance X39 monoethanolamine salt
66 Variant of the active substance X40 dimethylcocosamine [97% tert-amine, CxH2x+1N (CH3)2] salt
66 Variant of the active substance X50 methyl ester
66 Variant of the active substance X51 ethyl ester
66 Variant of the active substance X52 amyl ester
66 Variant of the active substance X53 isooctyl ester
66 Variant of the active substance X54 butyl ester
66 Variant of the active substance X55 butylglycol ester
66 Variant of the active substance X56 hexyl ester
66 Variant of the active substance X57 butoxyethyl ester
66 Variant of the active substance X58 octanoic acid ester
66 Variant of the active substance X59 isopropyl ester
66 Variant of the active substance X60 octyl ester
66 Variant of the active substance X61 isobutyl ester
66 Variant of the active substance X62 butoxyethanol ester
66 Variant of the active substance X63 1-methyl-heptyl ester
66 Variant of the active substance X64 ethoxyethyl ester
66 Variant of the active substance X65 octanoic acid/butyric acid ester
66 Variant of the active substance X66 butyric acid ester
66 Variant of the active substance X67 isopropyl ester
66 Variant of the active substance X68 heptane acid ester
66 Variant of the active substance X69 octanoate/heptanoate
66 Variant of the active substance X70 copper chloride complex
66 Variant of the active substance X71 butoxypropyl ester
66 Variant of the active substance X72 Diethyl ester
66 Variant of the active substance X73 dimethyl ester
66 Variant of the active substance X74 ethylhexyl ester
66 Variant of the active substance X75 benzoate
66 Variant of the active substance X80 acetate
66 Variant of the active substance X81 hydrogen oxalate
66 Variant of the active substance X82 Mg/Na salt
66 Variant of the active substance X83 propargyl (2-propinyl ester)
66 Variant of the active substance X84 mexyl (1-methyl-hexyl ester)
66 Variant of the active substance X85 tefuryl (tetrahydrofurfuryl)
66 Variant of the active substance X86 tris (alkylbenzene sulfonat)
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66 Variant of the active substance X87 butyrate + (octanoate + phenol as cystallisation inhibitor)
66 Variant of the active substance X88 Caprylic acid/Capric acid
70 GHS hazard statements ?????? Code to be defined
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 001 Explosive when dry.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 006 Explosive with or without contact with air.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 014 Reacts violently with water.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 018 In use may form flammable/explosive vapour-air mixture.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 019 May form explosive peroxides.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 029 Contact with water liberates toxic gas.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 031 Contact with acids liberates toxic gas.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 032 Contact with acids liberates very toxic gas.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 044 Risk of explosion if heated under confinement.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 059 Hazardous to the ozone layer.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 066 Repeated exposure may cause skin dryness or cracking.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 070 Toxic by eye contact.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 071 Corrosive to the respiratory tract.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 201/ 201A Contains lead. Should not be used on surfaces liable to be chewed or sucked
by children. Warning! Contains lead.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 202 Cyanoacrylate. Danger. Bonds skin and eyes in seconds. Keep out of the
reach of children.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 203 Contains chromium (VI). May produce an allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 204 Contains isocyanates. May produce an allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 205 Contains epoxy constituents. May produce an allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 206 Warning! Do not use together with other products. May release dangerous
gases (chlorine).
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 207 Warning! Contains cadmium. Dangerous fumes are formed during use. See
information supplied by the manufacturer. Comply with the safety instructions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208 Contains . May produce an allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0001 Contains propiconazole. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0002 Contains propiconazole and methylketoxime. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0003 Contains propiconazole and BROWN HM 2763. May produce allergic
reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0004 Contains propiconazole and 2-butanonoxime. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0005 Contains propiconazole, 2-butanonoxime and cobalt(2+)carboxylate. May
produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0006 Contains propiconazole, 2-butanonoxime and cobalt(2+)carboxylate. May
produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0007 Contains propiconazole and cobaltoctoate. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0008 Contains propiconazole and cobalt(2+)carboxylate. May produce allergic
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reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0009 Contains dichlofluanide. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0010 Contains dichlofluanide, cobaltoctoate and 2-butanonoxime. May produce
allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0011 Contains dichlofluanide and methylketoxime. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0012 Contains dichlofluanide and cobalt(2+)octoate. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0013 Contains dichlofluanide, propiconazole and 2-butanonoxime. May produce
allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0014 Contains tolylfluanide. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0015 Contains tolylfluanide and 2-butanonoxime. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0016 Contains trifloxystrobine. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0017 Contains trifloxystrobine and 1,2-benziosthiazol-3(2H)-one. May produce
allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0018 Contains metazachlor. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0019 Contains metazachlor and 5-chloro-2-methyl-2H-isothiazole-3-one and 2methyl-2H-isothiazole-3-one
(mixture 3:1, CAS-Nr. 55965-84-9). May produce
allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0020 Contains chloridazone. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0021 Contains pendimethalin. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0022 Contains propamocarb-(hydrochloride). May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0023 Contains dichlorprop-p. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0024 Contains bentazone. May produce allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0025 Contains cyprodinil. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0026 Contains 2,4-D. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0027 Contains fosthiazate. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0028 Contains quinoxyfen. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0029 Contains cymoxanil. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0030 Contains mancozeb. May produce allergis reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0031 Contains pirimicarb. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0032 Contains cinidone-ethyl. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0033 Contains flufenacet. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0034 Contains metiram. May produce allergis reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0035 Contains 8-hydroxychinoline. May produce allergis reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0036 Contains fenpropidine. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0037 Contains indoxacarb. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0038 Contains propaquizafop. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0039 Contains spirodiclofen. May produce allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0040 Contains spiroxamine. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0041 Contains tritosulfurone. May produce allergic reactions.
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70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0042 Contains imazalil. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0043 Contains folpet. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0044 Contains clodinafop-propargyl. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0045 Contains cloquintocet-mexyl. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0046 Contains pethoxamide. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0047 Contains tolclofos-methyl. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0048 Contains bromoxynil octane acid ester. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0049 Contains fenoxaprop-P-ethyl. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0050 Contains chlorthalonil. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0051 Contains thiophanate-methyl. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0052 Contains vinclozolin. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0053 Contains (E,E)-8,10-dodecadien-1-ol (codlemone). May produce allergic
reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0054 Contains thiram. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0055 Contains triclopyr butoxyethylester. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0056 Contains 2,4-D-ethylexylester. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0057 Contains acequinocyl. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0058 Contains tebufenpyrad. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0059 Contains triadimefon. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0060 Contains sulcotrione. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0061 Contains bromoxynil. May produce allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0062 Contains tribenuron-methylester. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0063 Contains dimethachlor. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0064 Contains gamma-cyhalothrine. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0065 Contains dimethenamide-P. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0066 Contains maneb. May produce allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0067 Contains dichlorvos. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0068 Contains bifenthrine. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0069 Contains fluazinam. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0070 Contains ioxynil-octanoate. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0071 Contains mecoprop-butoxyethylester. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0072 Contains bacillus thuringiensis subsp. aizawai. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0073 Contains tolylfluanide. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0074 Contains bromoxynil-heptane acid ester. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0075 Contains benthiavalicarb. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0076 Contains esfenvalerate. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0077 Contains pyroxsulam. May produce allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0078 Contains dimethoat. May produce allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0079 Contains tembotrione. May produce allergic reaction.
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70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0080 Contains dithianone. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0081 Contains Cydia pomonella granulovirus, mexican isolate (CpGV). May produce
allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0082 Contains bromoynil-butyrate. May produce allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0083 Contain flurochloridon. May produce allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0084 Contains bacillus subtilis strain QST 713. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0085 Contains quinoclamine. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0086 Contains propineb. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0087 Contains chlorpyrifos-methyl. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0088 Contains spirotetramat. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0089 Contains captan. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0090 Contains bacillus thuringiensis subsp. tenebrionis. May cause allergic
reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0091 Contains carbendazime. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0092 Contains clethodim. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0093 Contains 2-butanone-oxime. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0094 Contains UV protecting agent TINUVIN 5151. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0095 Contains colophony (CAS-Nr. 8050-09-7). May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0096 Contains cobaltcarboxylate. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0097 Contains cobaltoctoate. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0098 Contains 1,2-benzisothiazole-3(2H)-one. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0099 Contains turpentine oil. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0100 Contains sodium-dodecyl-sulfate. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0101 Contains 5-chloro-2-methyl-2H-isothiazole-3-on and 2-methyl-2H-isothiazole-3one.
May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0102 Contains methenamide. May produce allergis reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0103 Contains hexamethylenetetramine (urotropine). May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0104 Contains paraformaldehyde. May produce allergis reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0105 Contains chloroacetamide. May produce allergis reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0106 Contains diphenylmethandiisocyanate. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0107 Contains toluoldiisocyanate. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0108 Contains polymeric methylene diisocyanate. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0109 Contains fatty alcohol ethoxylate-alkylether. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0110 Contains perfume oil Jeanny 77000 G. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0111 Contains benzyloxymethanol. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0112 Contains isoxadifen-ethyl. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0113 Contains 2-aminosulfonyl-N,N-dimethylnicotinamid. May produce allergic
reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0114 Contains 1-dodecyl-2-pyrrolidone. May produce allergic reactions.
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70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0115 Contains maleic anhydride. May produce allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0116 Contains "VPA-M F 36081" (perfume mixture, with lime "CAS-Nr. 138-86-3"
and other perfume agents). May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0117 Contains Geronol CF/AS 30 with a mixture of quaternary ammonium
compound. May produce allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0118 Contains Preventol D 2. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0119 Contains clopyralide-ethanolamine. May produce allergic recation.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0120 Contains 2-Ethylhexylacrylate. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0121 Contains 2-[2-(1-chlorocyclopropyl)-2-hydroxy-3-phenylpropyl]-2,4-dihydro-3H-
1,2,4-triazole-3-thione. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0122 Contains 4-fluoro-3-(trifluoromethyl)phenol - May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0123 Contains methenamine. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0124 Contains lactase. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0125 Contains benzyl salicytate. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0126 Contains POE-isotridecyloxypropanamine. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0127 Contains POE tallow alkylamine, hydrated. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0128 Contains POE-Tallowamin (CAS-Nr. 61791-26-2). May produce allergic
reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0129 Contains Morwet 3008 powder. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0130 Contains natrium-maleat. May produce allergic reaktions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0131 Contains triclopyr. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0132 Contains fenproximate. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0133 Contains copolymers from maleic anhydride and diisobutylen. May produce
allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0134 Contains alkyl naphthalinsulfonic acid, polymer with formaldehyde, sodium salt.
May produce allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0135 Contains Bacillus thuringiensis ssp. kurstaki strain HD-1. May produce allergic
reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0136 Contains bifenazate. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0137 Contains urea, polymer with formaldehyde. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0138 Contains 'Dowicil 75 Preservative'. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0139 Contains isopyrazam. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0140 Contains picloram. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0141 Contains pinene needleoil. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0142 Contains diquat dibromide. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0143 Contains prosulfocarb. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0144 Contains monoethanolamine. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0145 Contains fenhexamid. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0146 Contains docusate, sodium salt. May produce an allergic reaction.
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70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0147 Contains azadirachtin. May produce an allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0148 Contains bumetrizole. May produce an allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0149 Contains naphthalene sulfonic acid, polymer with formaldehyde, sodium salt.
May produce an allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0150 Contains 4-amino-6-methyl-4,5-dihydro-2H-[1,2,4]triazin-3-one. May produce
an allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0151 Contains pyridin-3-carbaldehyde. May produce an allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0152 Contains tetrachloroterephthalonitrile. May produce an allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0153 Contains ethylenediamine. May produce an allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0154 Contains poly-[methylene-(polyphenylisocyanate)]. May cause an allergic
reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0156 Contains formaldehyde. May produce an allergic reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0157 Contains sulfonic acids, petroleum, calcium salts. May produce an allergic
reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 209/ 209A Can become highly flammable in use. Can become flammable in use.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 210 Safety data sheet available on request.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH 401 To avoid risks to human health and the environment, comply with the
instructions for use.
70 GHS hazard statements EUH% EUH%
70 GHS hazard statements EUH208-0155 Contains geraniol. May produce allergic reactions.
70 GHS hazard statements H200 Unstable explosives.
70 GHS hazard statements H201 Explosive; mass explosion hazard.
70 GHS hazard statements H202 Explosive, severe projection hazard.
70 GHS hazard statements H203 Explosive; fire, blast or projection hazard.
70 GHS hazard statements H204 Fire or projection hazard.
70 GHS hazard statements H205 May mass explode in fire.
70 GHS hazard statements H220 Extremely flammable gas.
70 GHS hazard statements H221 Flammable gas.
70 GHS hazard statements H222 Extremely flammable aerosol.
70 GHS hazard statements H223 Flammable aerosol.
70 GHS hazard statements H224 Extremely flammable liquid and vapour.
70 GHS hazard statements H225 Highly flammable liquid and vapour.
70 GHS hazard statements H226 Flammable liquid and vapour.
70 GHS hazard statements H228 Flammable solid.
70 GHS hazard statements H240 Heating may cause an explosion.
70 GHS hazard statements H241 Heating may cause a fire or explosion.
70 GHS hazard statements H242 Heating may cause a fire.
70 GHS hazard statements H250 Catches fire spontaneously if exposed to air.
70 GHS hazard statements H251 Self-heating: may catch fire.
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70 GHS hazard statements H252 Self-heating in large quantities; may catch fire.
70 GHS hazard statements H260 In contact with water releases flammable gases which may ignite
spontaneously.
70 GHS hazard statements H261 In contact with water releases flammable gases.
70 GHS hazard statements H270 May cause or intensify fire; oxidiser.
70 GHS hazard statements H271 May cause fire or explosion; strong oxidiser.
70 GHS hazard statements H272 May intensify fire; oxidiser.
70 GHS hazard statements H280 Contains gas under pressure; may explode if heated.
70 GHS hazard statements H281 Contains refrigerated gas; may cause cryogenic burns or injury.
70 GHS hazard statements H290 May be corrosive to metals.
70 GHS hazard statements H300 Fatal if swallowed.
70 GHS hazard statements H301 Toxic if swallowed.
70 GHS hazard statements H302 Harmful if swallowed.
70 GHS hazard statements H304 May be fatal if swallowed and enters airways.
70 GHS hazard statements H310 Fatal in contact with skin.
70 GHS hazard statements H311 Toxic in contact with skin.
70 GHS hazard statements H312 Harmful in contact with skin.
70 GHS hazard statements H314 Causes severe skin burns and eye damage.
70 GHS hazard statements H315 Causes skin irritation.
70 GHS hazard statements H317 May cause an allergic skin reaction.
70 GHS hazard statements H318 Causes serious eye damage.
70 GHS hazard statements H319 Causes serious eye irritation.
70 GHS hazard statements H330 Fatal if inhaled..
70 GHS hazard statements H331 Toxic if inhaled.
70 GHS hazard statements H332 Harmful if inhaled.
70 GHS hazard statements H334 May cause allergy or asthma symptoms or breathing difficulties if inhaled.
70 GHS hazard statements H335 May cause respiratory irritation.
70 GHS hazard statements H336 May cause drowsiness or dizziness.
70 GHS hazard statements H340 May cause genetic defects .
70 GHS hazard statements H341 Suspected of causing genetic defects .
70 GHS hazard statements H350 May cause cancer .
70 GHS hazard statements H351 Suspected of causing cancer .
70 GHS hazard statements H360 May damage fertility or the unborn child .
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70 GHS hazard statements H361 Suspected of damaging fertility or the unborn child .
70 GHS hazard statements H361D Suspected of damaging the unborn child.
70 GHS hazard statements H362 May cause harm to breast-fed children.
70 GHS hazard statements H370 Causes damage to organs .
70 GHS hazard statements H371 May cause damage to organs .
70 GHS hazard statements H372 Causes damage to organs through
prolonged or repeated exposure .
70 GHS hazard statements H373 May cause damage to organs through
prolonged or repeated exposure .
70 GHS hazard statements H400 Very toxic to aquatic life.
70 GHS hazard statements H410 Very toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects.
70 GHS hazard statements H411 Toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects.
70 GHS hazard statements H412 Harmful to aquatic life with long lasting effects.
70 GHS hazard statements H413 May cause long lasting harmful effects to aquatic life.
71 GHS precautionary statements ???? Code to be defined
71 GHS precautionary statements P101 If medical advice is needed, have product container or label at hand.
71 GHS precautionary statements P102 Keep out of reach of children.
71 GHS precautionary statements P103 Read label before use.
71 GHS precautionary statements P201 Obtain special instructions before use.
71 GHS precautionary statements P202 Do not handle until all safety precautions have been read and understood.
71 GHS precautionary statements P210 Keep away from heat/sparks/open flames/hot surfaces. - No smoking.
71 GHS precautionary statements P211 Do not spray on an open flame or other ignition source.
71 GHS precautionary statements P220 Keep/Store away from clothing/.../combustible materials.
71 GHS precautionary statements P221 Take any precaution to avoid mixing with combustibles...
71 GHS precautionary statements P222 Do not allow contact with air.
71 GHS precautionary statements P223 Keep away from any possible contact with water, because of violent reaction
and possible flash fire.
71 GHS precautionary statements P230 Keep wetted with...
71 GHS precautionary statements P231 Unter inertem Gas handhaben.
71 GHS precautionary statements P231+P232 Handle under inert gas. Protect from moisture.
71 GHS precautionary statements P232 Protect from moisture.
71 GHS precautionary statements P233 Keep container tightly closed.
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71 GHS precautionary statements P234 Keep only in original container.
71 GHS precautionary statements P235 Keep cool.
71 GHS precautionary statements P235+P410 Keep cool. Protect from sunlight.
71 GHS precautionary statements P240 Ground/bond container and receiving equipment.
71 GHS precautionary statements P241 Use explosion-proof electrical/ventilating/lighting/.../equipment.
71 GHS precautionary statements P242 Use only non-sparking tools.
71 GHS precautionary statements P243 Take precautionary measures against static discharge.
71 GHS precautionary statements P244 Keep reduction valves free from grease and oil.
71 GHS precautionary statements P250 Do not subject to grinding/shock/.../friction.
71 GHS precautionary statements P251 Pressurized container: Do not pierce or burn, even after use.
71 GHS precautionary statements P260 Do not breathe dust/fume/gas/mist/vapours/spray.
71 GHS precautionary statements P261 Avoid breathing dust/fume/gas/mist/vapours/spray.
71 GHS precautionary statements P262 Do not get in eyes, on skin, or on clothing.
71 GHS precautionary statements P263 Avoid contact during pregnancy/while nursing.
71 GHS precautionary statements P264 Wash ... thoroughly after handling.
71 GHS precautionary statements P270 Do no eat, drink or smoke when using this product.
71 GHS precautionary statements P271 Use only outdoors or in a well-ventilated area.
71 GHS precautionary statements P272 Contaminated work clothing should not be allowed out of the workplace.
71 GHS precautionary statements P273 Avoid release to the environment.
71 GHS precautionary statements P280 Wear protective gloves/protective clothing/eye protection/face protection.
71 GHS precautionary statements P281 Use personal protective equipment as required.
71 GHS precautionary statements P282 Wear cold insulating gloves/face shield/eye protection.
71 GHS precautionary statements P283 Wear fire/flame resistant/retardant clothing.
71 GHS precautionary statements P284 Wear respiratory protection.
71 GHS precautionary statements P285 In case of inadequate ventilation wear respiratory protection.
71 GHS precautionary statements P301 IF SWALLOWED:
71 GHS precautionary statements P301+P310 IF SWALLOWED: Immediately call a POISON CENTER or doctor/physician.
71 GHS precautionary statements P301+P312 IF SWALLOWED: Call a POISON CENTER or doctor/physician if you feel
unwell.
71 GHS precautionary statements P301+P330+P331 IF SWALLOWED: rinse mouth. Do NOT induce vomiting.
71 GHS precautionary statements P302 IF ON SKIN:
71 GHS precautionary statements P302+P334 IF ON SKIN: Immerse in cool water/wrap in wet bandages.
71 GHS precautionary statements P302+P350 IF ON SKIN: Gently wash with plenty of soap and water.
71 GHS precautionary statements P302+P352 IF ON SKIN: Wash with plenty of soap and water.
71 GHS precautionary statements P303 IF ON SKIN (or hair):
71 GHS precautionary statements P303+P361+P353 IF ON SKIN (or hair): Remove/Take off immediately all contaminated clothing.
Rinse skin with water/shower.
71 GHS precautionary statements P304 IF INHALED:
71 GHS precautionary statements P304+P340 IF INHALED: Remove victim to fresh air and keep at rest in a position
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comfortable for breathing.
71 GHS precautionary statements P304+P341 INHALED: If breathing is difficult, remove victim to fresh air and keep at rest in
a position comfortable for breathing.
71 GHS precautionary statements P305 IF IN EYES:
71 GHS precautionary statements P305+P351+P338 IF IN EYES: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove contact
lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing.
71 GHS precautionary statements P306 IF ON CLOTHING:
71 GHS precautionary statements P306+P360 IF ON CLOTHING: rinse immediately contaminated clothing and skin with
plenty of water before removing clothes.
71 GHS precautionary statements P307 IF exposed:
71 GHS precautionary statements P307+P311 IF exposed: Call a POISON CENTER or doctor/physician.
71 GHS precautionary statements P308 IF exposed or concerned:
71 GHS precautionary statements P308+P313 IF exposed or concerned: Get medical advice/attention.
71 GHS precautionary statements P309 IF exposed or if you feel unwell:
71 GHS precautionary statements P309+P311 IF exposed or if you feel unwell: Call a POISON CENTER or doctor/physician.
71 GHS precautionary statements P310 Immediately call a POISON CENTER or doctor/physician.
71 GHS precautionary statements P311 Call a POISON CENTER or doctor/physician.
71 GHS precautionary statements P312 Call a POISON CENTER or doctor/physician if you feel unwell.
71 GHS precautionary statements P313 Get medical advice/attention.
71 GHS precautionary statements P314 Get medical advice/attention if you feel unwell.
71 GHS precautionary statements P315 Get immediate medical advice/attention.
71 GHS precautionary statements P320 Specific treatment is urgent (see ... on this label).
71 GHS precautionary statements P321 Specific treatment (see ... on this label).
71 GHS precautionary statements P322 Specific measures (see ... on this label).
71 GHS precautionary statements P330 Rinse mouth.
71 GHS precautionary statements P331 Do NOT induce vomiting.
71 GHS precautionary statements P332 If skin irritation occurs:
71 GHS precautionary statements P332+P313 If skin irritation occurs: Get medical advice/attention.
71 GHS precautionary statements P333 If skin irritation or rash occurs:
71 GHS precautionary statements P333+P313 If skin irritation or rash occurs: Get medical advice/attention.
71 GHS precautionary statements P334 Immerse in cool water/wrap in wet bandages.
71 GHS precautionary statements P335 Brush off loose particles from skin.
71 GHS precautionary statements P335+P334 Brush off loose particles from skin. Immerse in cool water/wrap in wet
bandages.
71 GHS precautionary statements P336 Thaw frosted parts with lukewarm water. Do no rub affected area.
71 GHS precautionary statements P337 If eye irritation persists:
71 GHS precautionary statements P337+P313 If eye irritation persists: Get medical advice/attention.
71 GHS precautionary statements P338 Remove contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing.
71 GHS precautionary statements P340 Remove victim to fresh air and keep at rest in a position comfortable for
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71 GHS precautionary statements P341 If breathing is difficult, remove victim to fresh air and keep at rest in a position
comfortable for breathing.
71 GHS precautionary statements P342 If experiencing respiratory symptoms:
71 GHS precautionary statements P342+P311 If experiencing respiratory symptoms: Call a POISON CENTER or
doctor/physician.
71 GHS precautionary statements P350 Gently wash with plenty of soap and water.
71 GHS precautionary statements P351 Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes.
71 GHS precautionary statements P352 Wash with plenty of soap and water.
71 GHS precautionary statements P353 Rinse skin with water/shower.
71 GHS precautionary statements P360 Rinse immediately contaminated clothing and skin with plenty of water before
removing clothes.
71 GHS precautionary statements P361 Remove/Take off immediately all contaminated clothing.
71 GHS precautionary statements P362 Take off contaminated clothing and wash before reuse.
71 GHS precautionary statements P363 Wash contaminated clothing before reuse.
71 GHS precautionary statements P370 In case of fire:
71 GHS precautionary statements P370+P376 In case of fire: Stop leak if safe to do so.
71 GHS precautionary statements P370+P378 In case of fire: Use ... for extinction.
71 GHS precautionary statements P370+P380 In case of fire: Evacuate area.
71 GHS precautionary statements P370+P380+P375 In case of fire: Evacuate area. Fight fire remotely due to the risk of explosion.
71 GHS precautionary statements P371 In case of major fire and large quantities:
71 GHS precautionary statements P371+P380+P375 In case of major fire and large quantities: Evacuate area. Fight fire remotely
due to the risk of explosion
71 GHS precautionary statements P372 Explosion risk in case of fire.
71 GHS precautionary statements P373 DO NOT fight fire when fire reaches explosives.
71 GHS precautionary statements P374 Fight fire with normal precautions from a reasonable distance.
71 GHS precautionary statements P375 Fight fire remotely due to the risk of explosion.
71 GHS precautionary statements P376 Stop leak if safe to do so.
71 GHS precautionary statements P377 Leaking gas fire: Do not extinguish, unless leak can be stopped safely.
71 GHS precautionary statements P378 Use ... for extinction.
71 GHS precautionary statements P380 Evacuate area.
71 GHS precautionary statements P381 Eliminate all ignition sources if safe to do so.
71 GHS precautionary statements P390 Absorb spillage to prevent material damage.
71 GHS precautionary statements P391 Collect spillage.
71 GHS precautionary statements P401 Store ...
71 GHS precautionary statements P402 Store in a dry place.
71 GHS precautionary statements P402+P404 Store in a dry place. Store in a closed container.
71 GHS precautionary statements P403 Store in a well-ventilated place.
71 GHS precautionary statements P403+P233 Store in a well-ventilated place. Keep container tightly closed.
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71 GHS precautionary statements P403+P235 Store in a well-ventilated place. Keep cool.
71 GHS precautionary statements P404 Store in a closed container.
71 GHS precautionary statements P405 Store locked up.
71 GHS precautionary statements P406 Store in corrosive resistant/... container with a resistant inner liner.
71 GHS precautionary statements P407 Maintain air gap between stacks/pallets.
71 GHS precautionary statements P410 Protect from sunlight.
71 GHS precautionary statements P410+P403 Protect from sunlight. Store in a well-ventilated place.
71 GHS precautionary statements P410+P412 Protect from sunlight. Do no expose to temperatures exceeding 50 °C/122°F.
71 GHS precautionary statements P411 Store at temperatures not exceeding ... °C/...°F.
71 GHS precautionary statements P411+P235 Store at temperatures not exceeding ... °C/...°F. Keep cool.
71 GHS precautionary statements P412 Do not expose to temperatures exceeding 50 °C/122°F.
71 GHS precautionary statements P413 Store bulk masses greater than ... kg/... lbs at temperatures not exceeding ...
°C/...°F.
71 GHS precautionary statements P420 Store away from other materials.
71 GHS precautionary statements P422 Store contents under ...
71 GHS precautionary statements P501 Dispose of contents/container to ...
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ??? Code to be defined
74 Labelling texts and restrictions DH001 RSh 1: Toxic in contact with the eyes.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions DH002 RSh 2: Sensitization by light possible.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions DH003 RSh 3: Contact with vapors causes burns on skin and eyes and contact with
the liquid causes frostbites.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions EB001-1 SP 1: Do not contaminate water with the product or its container.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions EB001-2 SP 1: Do not contaminate water with the product or its container (Do not clean
application equipment near surface water./Avoid contamination via drains from
farmyards and roads).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions EO001 SPo1: After contact with skin, first remove product with dry cloth and then wash
with plenty of water.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions EO002 SPo2: Wash all protective cloth after use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions EO003 SPo 3: After igniting the product, do not inhale smoke and leave the treated
area immediately.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions EO004 SPo 4: The container must be opend outdoors and in dry conditions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions EO005-1 SPo 5: Treated areas my not be entered until spray coating has dried.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions EO005-2 SPo 5: Ventilate greenhouses thoroughly before re-entry.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ER001 SPr 1: The baits must be securely deposited in a way so as to minimise the risk
of consumption by other animals. Secure bait blocks so that they cannot be
dragged away by rodents.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ER002 SPr 2: Treatment area must be marked during the treatment period. The
danger from being poisoned (primary or secondary) by the anticoagulant and
the antidote against it should be mentioned.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions ER003 SPr 3: Dead rodents must be removed from the treatment area each day
during treatment. Do not place in refuse bins or on rubbish tips.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HE110 Labelling instruction SE110 ("Wear tight fitting eye protection when handling
the undiluted product") does not apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HE120 Labelling instruction SE120 ("Wear tight fitting eye protection when
applying/handling the product ready for application.") does not apply to home
and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HE1201 Labelling instruction SE1201 ("Wear tight fitting eye protection when
applying/handling the product") does not apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HF005-2 Additional indication for special hazards and safety instructions according to §
1 d paragraph 2 of the Ordinance on plant protection products and plant
protection equipment EO005-2: "SPo 5: Ventilate greenhouses thoroughly
before re-entry." does not apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HF149 Labelling instruction SF149 ("Before re-entering greenhouses/closed rooms,
these must be aired thoroughly.") does not apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HF1891 Labelling instruction SF1891 ("Re-entering the treated areas/crops is only
possible on the day of application wearing personal protective equipment which
is specified for applying the particular product. Successive work on/in treated
areas/crops may fundamentally not be carried out until 24 hours after applying
the product. Within the first 48 hours, protective suits against pesticides and
standard protective gloves (plant protection) are to be worn.") does not apply to
home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HF1911 Labelling instruction SF 1911 ("Re-entering the treated vines, hops, pome fruit,
stone fruit and ornamentals is only possible on the day of application wearing
personal protective gear which is specified for applying the particular product.
Successive work on/in the crops stated above may generally not be carried out
until 24 hours after applying the product. Within the first 3 weeks, protective
suits against pesticides and standard protective gloves (plant protection) must
be worn.") does not apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HF1931 Labelling instruction SF1931:"Successive work on/in treated areas/crops may
fundamentally not be carried out until 24 hours after applying the product.
Within the first 48 hours, protective suits against pesticides and standard
protective gloves (plant protection) are to be worn." does not apply to home
and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HF194 Labelling instruction SF194 ("When re-entering the treated bush and tree
cultures on the day of application the protective suit for working with plant
protection products and universal protective gloves (plant protection) must be
worn. Successive work on/in the crops stated above may not be carried out
until 24 hours after applying the product. During the first week, the standard
protective suit for working with plant protection products and universal
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protective gloves (plant protection) must be worn.") does not aply to home and
garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HF241 Labelling instruction SF241 ("Not to be applied to playgrounds and school
yards in the presence of children; drift on playing sand, benches, playing
apparatus and the like must be avoided. Spray coating must have dried before
the areas are used.") does not apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HF245 Labelling instruction SF245 ("Treated areas/crops may fundamentally not be
entered until the spray coating has dried.") does not apply to home and garden
use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HF602 Labelling instruction SF602 ("In viticulture avoid any skin contact whilst working
on the foliage within a week of applying the product; hands and lower arms
must be protected.") does not apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HF604 Labelling instruction SF604 ("When using machinery to bark trunks which have
been treated with insecticides, before the effect of the insecticide has worn off,
under conditions where dust is produced, suitable precautions should be taken
(e.g. work should be carried out in a closed cabin or measures should be taken
to protect the body whilst applying the product).") does not apply to home and
garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HS110 Labelling instruction SS110 ("Wear standard protective gloves (plant
protection) when handling the undiluted product.") does not apply to home and
garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HS120 Labelling instruction SS120 ("Wear standard protective gloves (plant
protection) when handling/applying the product ready for application.") does not
apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HS1201 Labelling instruction SS1201 ("Wear standard protective gloves (plant
protection) when handling/applying the product.") does not apply to home and
garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HS2101 Labelling instruction SS2101 ("Wear a protective suit against pesticides and
sturdy shoes (e.g. rubber boots) when handling the undiluted product.") does
not apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HS2202 Labelling instruction SS2202 ("Wear a protective suit against pesticides and
sturdy shoes (e.g. rubber boots) when applying/handling the product ready for
application.") does not apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HS2203 Labelling instruction SS2203 ("Wear a protective suit against pesticides when
applying/handling the product.") does not apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HS2204 Labelling instruction SS2204 ("Wear a protective suit for plant protection
products and sturdy shoes (e.g. rubber boots) when applying/handling the
product.") does not apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HS2241 Labelling instruction SS2241 ("Wear a protective suit against pesticides and
sturdy shoes (e.g. rubber boots) when applying/handling the product ready for
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application in bush and tree cultures with trailed equipment.") does not apply to
home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HS420 Labelling instruction SS420: " wear a hat made of firm material with a wide brim
when applying/handling the product ready for application." does not apply to
home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HS421 Labelling instruction SS421 ("Wear a hat made of firm material with a wide brim
when applying/handling the product ready for application in closed rooms.")
does not apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HS422 Labelling instruction SS422 ("Wear a hat made of firm material with a wide brim
when applying/handling the product ready for application in bush and tree
cultures.") does not apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HS610 Labelling instruction SS610 ("Wear a rubber apron when handling the undiluted
product.") does not apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HS6201 Labelling instruction SS6201 ("Wear a rubber apron when applying/handling
the product.") does not apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HS703 Labelling instruction SS703 ("Wear sturdy shoes (e.g. rubber boots) when
applying/handling the product.") does not apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HS704 Labelling instruction SS704 ("Product may not be applied with personal
sprayers.") does not apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HT1102 Labelling instruction ST1102 ("Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half
mask with particle filter P2 (identification colour: white) according to the BVL
guideline "Personal protective equipment for handling plant protection
products", current version, when handling the undiluted product.") does not
apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HT1122 Labelling instruction ST1122 ("Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half
mask with particle filter P2 (identification colour: white) according to the BVL
guideline "Personal protective equipment for handling plant protection
products", current version, when handling the undiluted product in bush and
tree cultures.") does not apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HT1203 Labelling instruction ST1203 ("Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half
mask with particle filter P2 (identification colour: white) according to the BVL
guideline "Personal protective equipment for handling plant protection
products", current version, when applying/handling the product.") does not
apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HT1212 Labelling instruction ST1212 ("Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half
mask with particle filter P2 (identification colour: white) according to the BVL
guideline "Personal protective equipment for handling plant protection
products", current version, when applying/handling the product ready for
application in closed rooms.") does not apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HT1222 Labelling instruction ST1222 ("Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half
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mask with particle filter P2 (identification colour: white) according to the BVL
guideline "Personal protective equipment for handling plant protection
products", current version, when applying/handling the product ready for
application in bush and tree cultures.") does not apply to home and garden
use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HT128 Labelling instruction ST 128 ("Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half
mask HM with particle filter P2 (identification colour white) in accordance with
the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for handling plant protection
products", current version, for applying/handling the ready-to-use product with
operator-carried equipment.") does not apply to home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions HT2202 Labelling instruction ST2202 ("Wear half mask with combination filter A1-P2
(identification colour: brown/white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal
protective equipment for handling plant protection products", current version,
when applying/handling the product ready for application.") does not apply to
home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NA460 The product and its remains and empty containers and packaging must be
disposed of as hazardous waste.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NB661 The product is hazardous to bees, see Bee Protection Ordinance of 19
December 1972. (B1)
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NB6611 The product is classified as hazardous to bees (B1). It must not be used on
plants which are in flower or which are visited by bees; this also applies to
weeds. See Bee Protection Ordinance of 22 July 1992, BGBl. (Federal Law
Gazette) I p. 1410.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NB6612 The product must not be used in combination with fungicides from the group of
ergosterol-biosynthesis-blockers on plants which are in flower or which are
visited by bees. Mixtures with ergosterol-biosynthesis-blockers must be applied
in such a way that plants which are in flower are not also treated. See Bee
Protection Ordinance of 22 July 1992, BGBl. (Federal Law Gazette) I p. 1410.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NB662 Hazardous to bees, except when applied after the daily bee flight until 11 p.m.
(B2)
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NB6621 The product is classified as hazardous to bees except when applied after the
end of the daily bee flight until 11 p.m. on the crop to be treated (B2). At all
other times, it may not be used on plants which are in flower or which are
visited by bees; this also applies to weeds. See Bee Protection Ordinance of
22 July 1992, BGBl. (Federal Law Gazette) I p. 1410.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NB6622 In combination with fungicides from the group of ergosterol-biosynthesisblockers,
the product may only be used in the evening after the end of the daily
bee flight until 11 p.m on plants which are in flower or which are visited by
bees. See Bee Protection Ordinance of 22 July 1992, BGBl. (Federal Law
Gazette) I p. 1410.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions NB6623 The product may only be used in a mixture of fungicides of the ergosterolbiosynthesis-blocker
group on flowering plants and on plants which are visited
by bees in the evening after the daily bee flight until 11 p.m., unless the use of
this mixture on flowering plants and plants which are visited by bees is explicitly
allowed during bee flight in the fungicide's instructions for use. Bee Protection
Ordinance of 22 July 1992, BGBI, I, p. 1410.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NB663 Due to the manner in which authorisation governs application of the product,
bees are not endangered.(B3)
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NB6631 The farm manager is obligated to notify the area designated for the application
of the product to beekeepers, whose bee hives are located within a radius of
60 m to the treated area, at least 48 hours prior to application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NB6632 The following label must be printed on the seed package: The farm manager is
obligated to notify the area designated for the sowing of the treated seeds to
beekeepers, whose bee hives are located within a radius of 60 m to the sowing
area, at least 48 hours prior to sowing.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NB6641 The product is classified as non-hazardous to bees, even when the maximum
application rate, or concentration if no application rate is stipulated, as stated
for authorisation is applied. (B4)
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NB6642 The product is classified as non-hazardous to bees, even when the maximum
application rate, or concentration if no application rate is stipulated, as stated
for authorisation is applied (B4). If the product is to be used in a spray
sequence or as a tank mix together with other plant protection products, bees
could possibly be endangered. In such cases the product may only be used
after the end of the daily bee flight on the crop to be treated until 11 p.m. See
Bee Protection Ordinance of 22 July 1992, BGBl. (Federal Law Gazette) I p.
1410.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NB6643 The product is classified as non-hazardous to bees, even when the maximum
application rate, or concentration as stated for authorisation is applied. If the
product is used together with fungicides (except those preparations included in
the positive list), it may only be applied in the evening after the end of the daily
bee flight until 11 p.m.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NB6644 The application in a mixture with a not as hazardous to bees classified
insecticide from the group of the pyrethroids is also allowed on plants which are
in flower and on plants which are visited by bees during the bee flights.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG200 The plant protection product may only be used for the crop growth stages
stipulated by authorisation.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG237 Not to be used in catchment areas of ground and spring water supply works,
mineral springs and drinking water reservoirs or other sensitive ground water
areas.(W1)
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG2371 For dipping. Not to be used in catchment areas of ground and spring water
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supply works, mineral springs and drinking water reservoirs or other sensitive
ground water areas. (W1)
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG238 For use in catchment areas of ground and spring water supply works only on
areas where the time the water takes to flow to the collecting facility -
according to the competent water authority - is more than 50 days, i.e. only for
use in zone III in water conservation areas which have been divided up into
protection zones by authorities which have been designated by state law, in
accordance with the guidelines for drinking water conservation areas laid down
by the German association of gas and water suppliers in Eschborn. Not for use
in catchment areas of reservoirs. (W2)
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG300 Not allowed for use in water conservation areas or spa protection areas, nor in
other areas marked off by the competent authority for the protection of
groundwater.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG311 For use in greenhouses (closed crop systems).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG312 For use only between 15 May and 31 July.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG313 For use before 15 May in each calendar year only with an application rate of up
to 0.5 l/ha.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG314 Not to be used between 1 September and 1 March.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG315 Not to be used before 15 April in each calendar year.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG316 Not to be used after 15 September in each calendar year.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG320 Use only in crops up to a maximum height, application rate per hectare and
frequency of application in accordance with the instructions for use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG321 The maximum application rate of 150 g active substance per hectare and year
must not be exceeded, not even in combination with other plant protection
products containing this active substance.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG322 The maximum application rate for the active substance, topramezone, of 50 g
active substance per hectare and year may not be exceeded. This includes its
use in combination with other plant protection products which contain this
active substance.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG323 Other products containing the active substance topramezone are not to be
used additionally within the same calendar year on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG3237 Products containing the active substance nicosulfuron must not be used in the
following calendar year on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG324 Products containing the active substance fluopicolide are not to be used in the
following calendar year on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG324-2 Products containing the active substance fluopicolide are not to be used in the
following two calendar years on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG325 Other products containing the active substance fluopicolide are not to be used
additionally within the same calendar year on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG326 The maximum application rate of 45 g active substance per hectare for the
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same area - even in combination with other plant protection products
containing this active substance - may not be exceeded.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG326-1 The maximum application rate of 45 g nicosulfuron per hectare for the same
area - even in combination with other plant protection products containing this
active substance - may not be exceeded.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG328 Other products containing the active substance chlorthalonil are not to be used
additionally within the same calendar year on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG329 The maximum application rate of 1000 g active substance per hectare and year
for the same area - even in combination with other plant protection products
containing this active substance - may not be exceeded.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG330 Products containing the active substance metazachlor must not be used in the
following two calendar years on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG331 The maximum application rate of 2000 g chlorothalonil per hectare and year
must not be exceeded - even in combination with other plant protection
products containing this active substance.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG332 The maximum application rate of 45 g active substance triflusulfuron per
hectare and year must not be exceeded on the same area - even in
combination with other plant protection products containing this active
substance.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG333 Products containing the active substance triflusulfuron must not be used on the
same area in the following two calendar years.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG334 The maximum application rate of 1000 g active substance dimethachlor per
hectare and year must not be exceeded on the same area - even in
combination with other plant protection products containing this active
substance.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG335 Products containing the active substance dimethachlor must not be used on
the same area in the following two calendar years.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG336 The maximum application rate of 1000 g active substance Metazachlor per
hectare and year may not be exceeded on the same area - even in
combination with other plant protection products containing this active
substance.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG337 No additional use of products containing the active substance chlortoluron
within one calendar year on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG338 No use of products containing the active substance ametoctradin in the
following calender year on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG339 The maximum application rate of 800 g ametoctradin per hectare and year
must not be exceeded on the same area - even in combination with other plant
protection products containing this active substance.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG340 Products containing the active substance azoxystrobin may not be used in the
following two calendar years on the same area.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG340-1 Products containing the active substance azoxystrobin may not be used in the
following calendar year on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG3401 Products containing the active substance azoxystrobin may not be used in the
following calendar year on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG341 The maximum application rate of 80 g paclobutrazol per hectare for the same
aerea - even in combination with other plant protection products containing this
active substance - may not be exceeded.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG342 No additional use of products containing the active substance chlortoluron
within one calendar year on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG343 The maximum application rate of 250 g Quinmerac per hectare and year must
not be exceeded on the same area - even in combination with other plant
protection products containing this active substance.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG344 The maximum application rate of 108 g haloxyfop-P (haloxyfop-R) per hectare
and year - even in combination with other plant protection products containing
this active substance - must not be exceeded.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG345 Products containing the active substance haloxyfop-P (haloxyfop-R) must not
be used in the following calendar year on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG346 The maximum application rate of 1000 g metazachlor per hectare - even in
combination with other plant protection products containing this active
substance - must not be exceeded for the same area within 3 years.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG401 Between the treated area and surface water - except only occasionally but
including periodically water-bearing surface water - at least the following buffer
zone must be kept when applying the product:
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG402 Between treated areas with an incline of more than 2% and surface water -
except only occasionally but including periodically water-bearing surface water
- there must be a border under complete plant cover. The border's protective
function must not be impaired by the use of implements. It must be at least 10
m wide. This border is not necessary if: - sufficient catching systems are
available for the water and soil transported by run-off, which do not flow into
surface water or are not connected with the urban drainage system or - the
product is used for mulch or direct drilling methods.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG403 Use not allowed on drained surfaces between 1 November and 15 March.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG404 Between treated areas with an incline of more than 2% and surface water -
except only occasionally but including periodically water-bearing surface water
- there must be a border under complete plant cover. The border's protective
function must not be impaired by the use of implements. It must be at least 20
m wide. This border is not necessary if: - sufficient catching systems are
available for the water and soil transported by run-off, which do not flow into
surface water or are not connected with the urban drainage system or - the
product is used for mulch or direct drilling methods.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG405 Not to be used on drained surfaces.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG406 Not to be used on soils with an average clay content > = 17%.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG407 Not to be used on the following soils: pure sand, slightly silty sand and slightly
clayey sand.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG408 Not to be used on drained surfaces between 1 June and 1 March.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG409 Between treated areas with an incline of more than 2% and surface water -
except only occasionally but including periodically water bearing surface water
- there must be a border under complete plant cover. The border's protective
function must not be impaired by the use of implements. This border is not
necessary if sufficient catching systems are available for the water and soil
transported by run-off, which do not flow into surface water or are not
connected with the urban drainage system or the product is used for mulch or
direct drilling methods. The following must be observed:
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG410 Not to be used on soils with an average clay content > = 30%.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG411 Not to be used on the following soils: pure sand, slightly silty sand and slightly
clayey sand with an organic carbon content under 1%.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG412 Between treated areas with an incline of more than 2% and surface water -
except only occasionally but including periodically water-bearing surface water
- there must be a border under complete plant cover. The border's protective
function must not be impaired by the use of implements. It must be at least 5 m
wide. This border is not necessary if: - sufficient catching systems are available
for the water and soil transported by run-off, which do not flow into surface
water or are not connected with the urban drainage system or - the product is
used for mulch or direct drilling methods.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG413 Not to be used on soils with an organic carbon content under 1 %.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NG414 Not to be used on soil types pure sand, slightly silty sand and slightly clayey
sand with a n organic carbon content (Corg.) of less than 1.5 %.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NH% NH%
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NH001 The restrictions NN 080 (080) and NN 032 (032) (provided they have been
issued) must be stated in conjunction with the texts of the labelling restrictions
beginning with NN.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NH434 Condition NN 434 must immediately follow the text concerning the product
impact on Typhlodromus pyri.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NH620 Restriction NS 620 must be implemented directly after the directions for use
which regulate observing a buffer zone to terrestrial non-target areas.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NH621 In addition to the information on the type and amount of active substance, the
content of pure copper in the product must be stated on the containers and
retail packaging. This information must be stated directly below the directions
for use under NT620.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NH6632 On packaging containing dressed seeds, the following label is necessary: The
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farm manager is obligated to notify the area designated for the sowing of the
treated seeds to beekeepers, whose bee hives are located within a radius of 60
m to the sowing area, at least 48 hours prior to sowing.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NH677 On packaging containing dressed seeds, the following label is necessary:
"Sweep up and remove spilled seeds immediately ".
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NH678 On packaging containing dressed seeds, the following label is necessary: "This
product is poisonous for small mammals. For this reason, do not leave seeds
exposed. Switch off the dosing equipment on time before lifting out the shares
to prevent trickling afterwards".
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NH679 On packaging containing dressed seeds, the following label is necessary: "This
product is poisonous for birds. For this reason, do not leave seeds exposed.
Switch off the dosing equipment on time before lifting out the shares to prevent
trickling afterwards".
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NH680 On packaging containing dressed seeds, the following label is necessary: "Do
not allow treated seeds and remains such as broken grain and dust, empty
containers or packaging or rinsing liquid to come into contact with water. This
also applies to indirect entry via the urban or agrarian drainage system and to
rainwater and sewage canals".
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NH681 On packaging containing dressed seeds, the following label is necessary: "Do
not sew treated seeds at wind speeds of more than 5 m/s".
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NH682 On packaging containing dressed seeds, the following label is necessary: "The
treated seeds, including any dust they contain, or dust which is produced
during the sowing process, has to be incorporated completely into the soil".
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NH6831 The following label must be printed on the seed package: "Treated seeds may
only be sown by using a pneumatic seeding machine which operate with
negative pressure, if this machine is registered in the "List of drift reducing
sowing equipment" of the Julius Kühn-Institute (this can be seen on the Julius
Kühn-Institut's website at )."
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NH696 On packaging containing dressed seeds, the following label is necessary:
"Warning: these dressed seeds are poisonous for birds. Please observe
special advice". The word "Warning" should be printed in red and should
measure at least 1 cm x 5 cm. Furthermore, make sure that the following label
is clearly visible and legible on the seed packaging: "Warning: these dressed
seeds are very poisonous for birds. Therefore, only use in fine, crumbly seed
beds, never in clumpy or stony soil. Make sure that the seeds are worked into
the soil properly or that they are covered with soil. Avoid trickling when lifting
out the seed coulters. Sweep up spilled seeds immediately."
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NH750 The fumigating company must submit details to the Federal Office of Consumer
Protection and Food Safety (BVL) concerning the volume of the fumigated
object, the air exchange rate and the actual gas detention capacity at the end
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of each fumigation (time of measurement: before airing).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NH761 On the packaging and in the instructions for use, possible fungicidal mixing
partners must be stated.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NH762 A cress test must be performed before sowing/planting.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NH950 The bait must be packed in single plastic sachets when sold for use in the open
between the protected crops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NH962 In the instructions for use, publicity should not be encouraged for using the
product to control hamsters. The possibility of controlling hamsters should only
be remarked upon in connection with a reference to Federal legislation
regarding endangered species.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NH963 In the instructions for use, publicity should not be encouraged for using the
product to control moles. The possibility of controlling moles should only be
remarked upon in connection with a reference to Federal legislation regarding
endangered species.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN000 Due to the manner in which authorisation governs application of the product,
populations of relevant beneficial organisms are not endangered.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN001 Due to the manner in which authorisation governs the application of the
product, populations of beneficial organisms living on plants are not
endangered.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN002 Due to the selectivity of the product, populations of relevant beneficial
organisms are not endangered.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN032 Predatory mites to be used at the earliest one month after the last application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN0321 Predatory mites to be used at the earliest one day after the last application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN0322 Predatory mites to be used at the earliest 2 days after the last application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN0323 Predatory mites to be used at the earliest 3 days after the last application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN0324 Predatory mites to be used at the earliest 4 days after the last application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN0325 Predatory mites to be used at the earliest 5 days after the last application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN0326 Predatory mites to be used at the earliest 6 days after the last application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN0327 Predatory mites to be used at the earliest one week after the last application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN0328 Predatory mites to be used at the earliest 2 weeks after the last application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN0329 Predatory mites to be used at the earliest 3 weeks after the last application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN080 Ichneumonid wasps to be used at the earliest one month after the last
application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN0801 Ichneumonid wasps to be used at the earliest one day after the last application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN0802 Ichneumonid wasps to be used at the earliest 2 days after the last application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN0803 Ichneumonid wasps to be used at the earliest 3 days after the last application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN0804 Ichneumonid wasps to be used at the earliest 4 days after the last application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN0805 Ichneumonid wasps to be used at the earliest 5 days after the last application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN0806 Ichneumonid wasps to be used at the earliest 6 days after the last application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN0807 Ichneumonid wasps to be used at the earliest one week after the last
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application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN0808 Ichneumonid wasps to be used at the earliest 2 weeks after the last
application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN0809 Ichneumonid wasps to be used at the earliest 3 weeks after the last
application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN100 The product is classified as non-harmful for populations of relevant beneficial
arthropods.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN1001 The prodct is classified as non-harmful for populations of relevant beneficial
insects.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN1002 The product is classified as non-harmful for populations of relevant beneficial
predatory mites and spiders.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN110 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Verticillium
lecanii (insect pathogenic fungus).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN130 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Pardosa
amentata and palustris (lycosid spiders).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN1301 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Pardosa
amentata (lycosid spiders).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN1302 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Pardosa
palustris (lycosid spiders).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN1303 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Pardosa
agrestis (lycosid spiders).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN1304 The product is classified as not harmful for populations of the species Pardosa
prativaga (wolf spider).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN131 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species
Lepthyphantes tenuis (linyphiid spider).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN132 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Amblyseius
potentillae and A. finlandicus (predatory mites).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN1321 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Amblyseius
potentillae (predatory mite).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN1323 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Amblyseius
andersoni (predatory mite).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN1324 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Amblyseius
cucumeris (predatory mite).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN1325 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Amblyseius
stipulatus (predatory mite).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN1326 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Euseius
finlandicus (predatory mite).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN133 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species
Phytoseiulus persimilis (predatory mite).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN134 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species
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Typhlodromus pyri (predatory mite).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN135 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Erigone
atra (erigonid spider).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN136 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Coelotes
terrestris (agelenid spider).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN150 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Anthocoris
nemorum (anthocorid bug).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN151 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Orius niger
(anthocorid bug).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN1511 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Orius
insidiosus (predatory anthocorid bug).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN1512 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Orius
majusculus (predatory anthocorid bug).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN1513 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Orius
laevigatus (predatory anthocorid bug).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN160 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Aleochara
bilineata (staphylinid beetle).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN161 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Coccinella
septempunctata (seven-spotted ladybird).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN164 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Bembidion
lampros (ground beetle).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN1641 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Bembidion
tetracolum (ground beetle).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN165 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Poecilus
cupreus (ground beetle).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN166 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species
Pterostichus melanarius (ground beetle).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN167 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species
Tachyporus hypnorum (staphylinid beetle).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN168 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Trechus
quadristriatus (ground beetle).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN170 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species
Chrysoperla carnea (lacewing).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN180 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species
Trichogramma cacoeciae (chalcid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN1801 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species
Trichogramma dendrolimi (chalcid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN181 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species
Phygadeuon trichops (ichneumonid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN182 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species
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Coccygomimus turionellae (ichneumonid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN183 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Encarsia
formosa (chalcid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN184 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Aphidius
matricariae and A. rhopalosiphi (braconid wasps).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN1841 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Aphidius
matricariae (braconid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN1842 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Aphidius
rhopalosiphi (braconid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN1843 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Aphidius
uzbekistanicus (braconid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN1844 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Aphidius
colemani (braconid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN185 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Diaeretiella
rapae (braconid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN190 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Syrphus
corollae (hover fly).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN191 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Episyrphus
balteatus (hover fly).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN192 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Drino
inconspicua (tachinid fly).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN193 The product is classified as harmless for populations of the species Pales
pavida (tachinid fly).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN200 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of relevant
beneficial arthropods.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN2001 The product is classified as sightly harmful for populations of relevant beneficial
insects.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN2002 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of relevant
beneficial predatory mites and spiders.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN210 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Verticillium lecanii (insect pathogenic fungus).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN230 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Pardosa amentata and P. palustris (lycosid spiders).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN2301 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Pardosa amentata (lycosid spiders).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN2302 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Pardosa palustris (lycosid spiders).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN2303 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Pardosa agrestis (lycosid spiders).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN2304 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
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Pardosa prativaga (wolf spider).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN231 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Lepthyphantes tenius (linyphiid spider).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN232 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Amblyseius potentillae and finlandicus (predatory mites).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN2321 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Amblyseius potentillae (predatory mite).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN2323 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Amblyseius andersoni (predatory mite).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN2324 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Amblyseius cucumeris (predatory mite).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN2325 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Amblyseius stipulatus (predatory mite).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN2326 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Euseius finlandicus (predatory mite).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN233 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Phytoseiulus persimilis (predatory mite).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN234 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Typhlodromus pyri (predatory mite).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN235 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Erigone atra (erigonid spider).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN236 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Coelotes terrstris (agelenid spider).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN250 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Anthocoris nemorum (anthocorid bug).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN251 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species Orius
niger (predatory mite).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN2511 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species Orius
insidiosus (anthocorid bug).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN2512 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species Orius
majusculus (anthocorid bug).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN2513 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species Orius
laevigatus (anthocorid bug).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN260 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Aleochara bilineata (staphylinid beetle).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN261 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Coccinella septempunctata (seven-spotted ladybird).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN264 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Bembidion lampros (ground beetle).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN2641 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
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Bembidion tetracolum (ground beetle).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN265 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Poecilus cupreus (ground beetle).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN266 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Tachyporus hypnorum (staphylinid beetle).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN267 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Tachyporus hypnorum (staphylinid beetle).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN268 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Trechus quadristriatus (ground beetle).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN270 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Chrysoperla carnea (lacewing).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN280 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Trichogramma cacoeciae (chalcid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN2801 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Trichogramma dendrolimi (chalcid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN281 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Phygadeuon trichops (ichneumonid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN282 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Coccygomimus turionellae (ichneumonid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN283 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Encarsia formosa (chalcid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN284 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Aphidius matricariae and A. rhopalosphi (braconid wasps).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN2841 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Aphidius matricariae (braconid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN2842 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Aphidius rhopalosiphi (braconid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN2843 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Aphidius uzbekistanicus (braconid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN2844 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Aphidius colemani (braconid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN285 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Diaeretiella rapae (braconid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN290 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Syrphus corollae (hover fly).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN291 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species
Episyrphus balteatus (hover fly).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN292 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species Drino
inconspicua (tachinid fly).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN293 The product is classified as slightly harmful for populations of the species Pales
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pavida (tachinid fly).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN3001 The product is classified as harmful for populations of relevant beneficial
insects.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN3002 The product is classified as harmful for populations of relevant predatory mites
and spiders.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN310 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Verticillium
lecanii (insect pathogenic fungus).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN330 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Pardosa
amentata and P. palustris (lycosid spiders).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN3301 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Pardosa
amentata (lycosid spiders).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN3302 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Pardosa
palustris (lycosid spiders).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN3303 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Pardosa
agrestis (lycosid spiders).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN3304 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Pardosa
prativaga (wolf spider).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN331 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species
Lepthyphantes tenuis (linyphiid spider).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN332 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Amblyseius
potentillae and A. finlandicus (predatory mites).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN3321 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Amblyseius
potentillae (predatory mite).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN3323 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Amblyseius
andersoni (predatory mite).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN3324 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Amblyseius
cucumeris (predatory mite).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN3325 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Amblyseius
stipulatus (predatory mite).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN3326 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Euseius
finlandicus (predatory mite).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN333 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Phytoseiulus
persimilis (predatory mite).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN334 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species
Typhlodromus pyri (predatory mite).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN335 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Erigone atra
(erigonid spider).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN336 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Coelotes
terrestris (agelenid spider).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN350 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Anthocoris
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nemorum (anthocorid bug).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN351 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Orius niger
(anthocorid bug).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN3511 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Orius
insidiosus (predatory anthocorid bug).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN3512 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Orius
majusculus (predatory anthocorid bug).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN3513 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Orius
laevigatus (predatory anthocorid bug).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN360 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Aleochara
bilineata (staphylinid beetle).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN361 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Coccinella
septempunctata (seven-spotted ladybird).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN364 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Bembidion
lampros (ground beetle).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN3641 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Bembidion
tetracolum (ground beetle).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN365 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Poecilus
cupreus (ground beetle).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN366 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Pterostichus
melanarius (ground beetle).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN367 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Tachyporus
hypnorum (staphylinid beetle).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN368 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Trechus
quadristriatus (ground beetle).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN370 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Chrysoperla
carnea (lacewing).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN380 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species
Trichogramma cacoeciae (chalcid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN3801 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species
Trichogramma dendrolimi (chalcid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN381 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Phygadeuon
trichops (ichneumonid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN382 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species
Coccygomimus turionellae (ichneumonid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN383 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Encarsia
formosa (chalcid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN384 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Aphidius
matricariae and A. rhopalosiphi (braconid wasps).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN3841 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Aphidius
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matricariae (braconid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN3842 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Aphidius
rhopalosiphi (braconid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN3843 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Aphidius
uzbekistanicus (braconid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN3844 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Aphidius
colemani (braconid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN385 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Diaeretiella
rapae (braconid wasp).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN390 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Syrphus
corollae (hover fly).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN391 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Episyrphus
balteatus (hover fly).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN392 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Drino
inconspicua (tachimid fly).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN393 The product is classified as harmful for populations of the species Pales pavida
(tachimid fly).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN400 The product is classified as harmful for populations of relevant beneficial
organisms.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN410 The product is classified as harmful for populations of pollinating insects. The
application of the product onto flowering crops should be avoided or performed
in the evening in particular to protect wild bees.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NN434 The maximum amount of applications is limited due to active substancespecific
reasons; sufficient control is therefore not expected in all cases. If other
products are used afterwards or alternately, damage to the predatory mite
population cannot be excluded.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NO681 The plant protection product, including other soil disinfectants, should only be
used in the field once every 2 years on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NO683 Due to the manner in which authorisation governs application of the product,
earthworm populations are not endangered.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NO685 The product is classified as slightly damaging for earthworm populations.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NO686 The product is classified as damaging for populations of earthworms.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NO6872 The product is classified as harmful for populations of earthworms; it should
therefore only be applied to the same area once every 2 years.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NO6873 The product is classified as harmful for populations of earthworms; it should
therefore only be applied to the same area once every 3 years.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NO688 The product is classified as damaging for populations of earthworms; therefore,
this and similar products should only be used once every 2 years.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NO689 The product is classified as damaging for populations of earthworms; therefore,
this product and products containing this/these active substance(s) should
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only be used once every 2 years.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NO691 The product is classified as harmful for populations of earthworms; this and
similar products should therefore only be applied in the field once every 3
years.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NO692 The product is classified as harmful for populations of earthworms; this and
similar products should therefore only be applied in the field once every 3
years, except for nursery beds, potting and propagating soil.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NS200 Application only if evidence can be provided of advice from a warning service
of the designated authority that control measures are necessary.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NS201 Application only for cases of heavy infestation and following advice from a
warning service.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NS610 When applying the product on areas greater than 1 ha, a buffer zone of at least
5 m must be kept from adjacent areas (except agriculturally or horticulturally
used areas, ecotones less than 3 m wide, roads, paths and public places).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NS611 When applying the product on areas greater than 1 ha, a buffer zone of at least
5 m must be kept from adjacent areas (except agriculturally or horticulturally
used areas, adjacent ecotones less than 3 m wide, roads, paths and public
places). This does not apply if the product is applied with loss reducing
equipment which is registered in the index of 'Loss Reducing Equipment' of 14
October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p. 9780) as amended, and is
registered under at least drift reducing class 50%.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NS612 When applying the product on areas greater than 1 ha, a buffer zone of at least
5 m must be kept from adjacent areas (except agriculturally or horticulturally
used areas, adjacent ecotones less than 3 m wide, roads, paths and public
places). This does not apply if the product is applied using loss reducing
equipment which is registered in the index of 'Loss Reducing Equipment' of 14
October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p. 9780) as amended, and is
registered in at least drift reducing class 75 %.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NS620 On areas for which, in addition to the use of loss reducing equipment, it is also
necessary to establish a buffer zone of 5 m from non-target areas, suitable
measures should be implemented to ensure that the immigration of harmful
organisms from boundaries is not encouraged by the buffer zone. Nonchemical
methods, fallow strips or strips of other crops may be used as
appropriate
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NS621 When applying the product on areas greater than 1 ha, a buffer zone of at least
5 m must be kept from adjacent areas (except agriculturally or horticulturally
used areas, adjacent ecotones less than 3 m wide, roads, paths and public
places). If a certain buffer zone has to be maintained, the product must be
applied with loss reducing equipment which is registered in the index of 'Loss
Reducing Equipment' of 14 October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p. 9780)
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as amended, and is registered in at least drift reducing class 50%.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NS622 When applying the product on areas greater than 1 ha, a buffer zone of at least
5 m must be kept from adjacent areas (except agriculturally or horticulturally
used areas, adjacent ecotones less than 3 m wide, roads, paths and public
places). This does not apply if the product is applied using loss reducing
equipment which is registered in the index of 'Loss Reducing Equipment' of 14
October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p. 9780) as amended, and is
registered in at least drift reducing class 75 %.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NS623 When applying the product on areas greater than 1 ha, a buffer zone of at least
5 m must be kept from adjacent areas (except agriculturally or horticulturally
used areas, adjacent ecotones less than 3 m wide, roads, paths and public
places). If a certain buffer zone has to be maintained, the product must be
applied with loss reducing equipment which is registered in the index of 'Loss
Reducing Equipment' of 14 October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p. 9780)
as amended, and is registered in at least drift reducing class 90 %.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NS647 Application exclusively with equipment equipped with a hooded sprayer.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NS648 Application only if sample trappings or other suitable prognosis methods have
proven that control measures are necessary.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NS650 Only to be used in closed rooms.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NS652 Only to be used in closed rooms. Rooms in which the preparation is to be used
must be lockable or inaccessible for unauthorised persons. Sale and
application only by businesses (specialist shops, pest control companies,
disinfectors).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NS655 The product must only be used by persons who have proof of expert
knowledge of plant protection product use in accordance with § 10 of 'PflSchG'
(Plant Protection Act).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NS659 Use only with the approval of the competent national authority.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NS660 The product may only be applied on field areas which are not used for
agricultural, forestry or horticultural purposes with the approval of the
competent national authority (§ 6 (2) and (3) PflSchG (Plant Protection Act)).
Such areas include all areas which are not permanently covered by buildings
or roofing, including all traffic areas, track systems, roads, paths, yards and
business sites and other pieces of land changed by civil engineering. Violations
may be punished by fines of up to 50.000 Euro.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NS660-1 The product may only be applied on field areas which are not used for
agricultural, forestry or horticultural purposes with the approval of the
competent national authority. Such areas include all areas which are not
permanently covered by buildings or roofing, including all traffic areas such as
railway tracks, roads, paths, yards and business sites and other pieces of land
changed by civil engineering measures. Violations may be punished by fines of
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up to 50 000 EUR.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT100 When applying the product, a buffer zone of at least 5 m must be kept from
adjacent areas (except sealed roads, paths and public places) which are not
being treated.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT1001 When applying the product, a buffer zone of at least 5 m must be kept from
adjacent areas (except agriculturally or horticulturally used areas, sealed roads,
paths and public places, farm and country roads, and adjacent ecotones less
than 3 m in width).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT101 In a strip at least 20 m wide which is adjacent to other areas, the product must
be applied using loss reducing equipment which is registered in the index of
'Loss Reducing Equipment' of 14 October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p.
9780) as amended, and be registered in at least drift reducing class 50 %
(except agriculturally or horticulturally used areas, roads, paths and public
places). Loss reducing equipment is not required if the product is applied with
portable plant protection equipment or if adjacent areas (field boundaries,
hedges, groups of woody plants) are less than 3 m wide or the product is
applied in an area which has been declared by the Biologische Bundesanstalt
in the "Index of regional proportions of ecotones" of 7 February 2002 (Federal
Gazette no. 70 a of 13 April 2002), as amended, as agrarian landscape with a
sufficient proportion of natural and semi-natural structures.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT1010 In a strip at least 20 m wide which is adjacent to other areas, the product must
be applied using loss reducing equipment which is registered in the index of
Loss Reducing Equipment' of 14 October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p.
9780) as amended, and be registered in at least drift reducing class 50 %
(except agriculturally or horticulturally used areas, roads, paths and public
places). Loss reducing equipment is not required if the product is applied with
portable plant protection equipment or if adjacent areas (field boundaries,
hedges, groups of woody plants) are less than 3 m wide.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT102 In a strip at least 20 m wide which is adjacent to other areas, the product must
be applied using loss reducing equipment which is registered in the index of
'Loss Reducing Equipment' of 14 October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p.
9780) as amended, and be registered in at least drift reducing class 75 %
(except agriculturally or horticulturally used areas, roads, paths and public
places). Loss reducing equipment is not required if the product is applied with
portable plant protection equipment or if adjacent areas (field boundaries,
hedges, groups of woody plants) are less than 3 m wide or the product is
applied in an area which has been declared by the Biologische Bundesanstalt
in the "Index of regional proportions of ecotones" of 7 February 2002 (Federal
Gazette no. 70 a of 13 April 2002), as amended, as agrarian landscape with a
sufficient proportion of natural and semi-natural structures.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT1020 In a strip at least 20 m wide which is adjacent to other areas, the product must
be applied using loss reducing equipment which is registered in the index of
Loss Reducing Equipment' of 14 October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p.
9780) as amended, and be registered in at least drift reducing class 75 %
(except agriculturally or horticulturally used areas, roads, paths and public
places). Loss reducing equipment is not required if the product is applied with
portable plant protection equipment or if adjacent areas (field boundaries,
hedges, groups of woody plants) are less than 3 m wide.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT103 In a strip at least 20 m wide which is adjacent to other areas, the product must
be applied using loss reducing equipment which is registered in the index of
'Loss Reducing Equipment' of 14 October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p.
9780) as amended, and be registered in at least drift reducing class 90 %
(except agriculturally or horticulturally used areas, roads, paths and public
places). Loss reducing equipment is not required if the product is applied with
portable plant protection equipment or if adjacent areas (field boundaries,
hedges, groups of woody plants) are less than 3 m wide or the product is
applied in an area which has been declared by the Biologische Bundesanstalt
in the "Index of regional proportions of ecotones" of 7 February 2002 (Federal
Gazette no. 70 a of 13 April 2002), as amended, as agrarian landscape with a
sufficient proportion of natural and semi-natural structures.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT1030 In a strip at least 20 m wide which is adjacent to other areas, the product must
be applied using loss reducing equipment which is registered in the index of
Loss Reducing Equipment' of 14 October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p.
9780) as amended, and be registered in at least drift reducing class 90 %
(except agriculturally or horticulturally used areas, roads, paths and public
places). Loss reducing equipment is not required if the product is applied with
portable plant protection equipment or if adjacent areas (field boundaries,
hedges, groups of woody plants) are less than 3 m wide.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT104 In a strip at least 20 m wide which is adjacent to other areas, the product must
be applied using loss reducing equipment which is registered in the index of
'Loss Reducing Equipment' of 14 October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p.
9780) as amended, and be registered in at least drift reducing class 50 %
(except agriculturally or horticulturally used areas, roads, paths and public
places). If it is not possible to apply the product with loss reducing equipment, a
buffer zone of at least 5 m must be kept from adjacent areas (except
agriculturally or horticulturally used areas, roads, paths and public places).
Neither loss reducing equipment nor a buffer zone of at least 5 m are required
if the product is applied with portable plant protection equipment or if adjacent
areas (e.g. field boundaries, hedges, groups of woody plants) are less than 3 m
wide or if the product is applied in an area which has been declared by the
Biologische Bundesanstalt in the "Index of regional proportions of ecotones" of
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7 February 2002 (Federal Gazette no. 70 a of 13 April 2002), as amended, as
agrarian landscape with a sufficient proportion of natural and semi-natural
structures. A buffer zone of at least 5 m is also not necessary if evidence can
be shown that adjacent areas (e.g. field boundaries, hedges, groups of woody
plants) were planted on agriculturally or horticulturally used areas.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT105 In a strip at least 20 m wide which is adjacent to other areas, the product must
be applied using loss reducing equipment which is registered in the index of
'Loss Reducing Equipment' of 14 October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p.
9780) as amended, and be registered in at least drift reducing class 75 %
(except agriculturally or horticulturally used areas, roads, paths and public
places). If it is not possible to apply the product with loss reducing equipment, a
buffer zone of at least 5 m must be kept from adjacent areas (except
agriculturally or horticulturally used areas, roads, paths and public places).
Neither loss reducing equipment nor a buffer zone of at least 5 m are required
if the product is applied with portable plant protection equipment or if adjacent
areas (e.g. field boundaries, hedges, groups of woody plants) are less than 3 m
wide or if the product is applied in an area which has been declared by the
Biologische Bundesanstalt in the "Index of regional proportions of ecotones" of
7 February 2002 (Federal Gazette no. 70 a of 13 April 2002), as amended, as
agrarian landscape with a sufficient proportion of natural and semi-natural
structures. A buffer zone of at least 5 m is also not necessary if evidence can
be shown that adjacent areas (e.g. field boundaries, hedges, groups of woody
plants) were planted on agriculturally or horticulturally used areas.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT106 In a strip at least 20 m wide which is adjacent to other areas, the product must
be applied using loss reducing equipment which is registered in the index of
'Loss Reducing Equipment' of 14 October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p.
9780) as amended, and be registered in at least drift reducing class 90 %
(except agriculturally or horticulturally used areas, roads, paths and public
places). If it is not possible to apply the product with loss reducing equipment, a
buffer zone of at least 5 m must be kept from adjacent areas (except
agriculturally or horticulturally used areas, roads, paths and public places).
Neither loss reducing equipment nor a buffer zone of at least 5 m are required
if the product is applied with portable plant protection equipment or if adjacent
areas (e.g. field boundaries, hedges, groups of woody plants) are less than 3 m
wide or if the product is applied in an area which has been declared by the
Biologische Bundesanstalt in the "Index of regional proportions of ecotones" of
7 February 2002 (Federal Gazette no. 70 a of 13 April 2002), as amended, as
agrarian landscape with a sufficient proportion of natural and semi-natural
structures. A buffer zone of at least 5 m is also not necessary if evidence can
be shown that adjacent areas (e.g. field boundaries, hedges, groups of woody
plants) were planted on agriculturally or horticulturally used areas.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT107 A buffer zone of at least 5 m must be kept from adjacent areas (except
agriculturally or horticulturally used areas, roads, paths and public places). In
addition, in an adjoining strip of at least 20 m, the product must be applied
using loss reducing equipment which is registered in the index of 'Loss
Reducing Equipment' of 14 October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p. 9780)
as amended, and be registered in at least drift reducing class 50 %. Neither
loss reducing equipment nor a buffer zone of at least 5 m are required if the
product is applied with portable plant protection equipment or if adjacent areas
(field boundaries, hedges, groups of woody plants) are less than 3 m wide. A
buffer zone of at least 5 m is also unnecessary if the product is applied in an
area which has been declared by the Biologische Bundesanstalt in the "Index
of regional proportions of ecotones" of 7 February 2002 (Federal Gazette no.
70 a of 13 April 2002), as amended, as agrarian landscape with a sufficient
proportion of natural and semi-natural structures, or if evidence can be shown
that adjacent areas (e.g. field boundaries, hedges, groups of woody plants)
were planted on agriculturally or horticulturally used areas.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT108 A buffer zone of at least 5 m must be kept from adjacent areas (except
agriculturally or horticulturally used areas, roads, paths and public places). In
addition, in an adjoining strip of at least 20 m, the product must be applied
using loss reducing equipment which is registered in the index of 'Loss
Reducing Equipment' of 14 October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p. 9780)
as amended, and be registered in at least drift reducing class 75 %. Neither
loss reducing equipment nor a buffer zone of at least 5 m are required if the
product is applied with portable plant protection equipment or if adjacent areas
(field boundaries, hedges, groups of woody plants) are less than 3 m wide. A
buffer zone of at least 5 m is also unnecessary if the product is applied in an
area which has been declared by the Biologische Bundesanstalt in the "Index
of regional proportions of ecotones" of 7 February 2002 (Federal Gazette no.
70 a of 13 April 2002), as amended, as agrarian landscape with a sufficient
proportion of natural and semi-natural structures, or if evidence can be shown
that adjacent areas (e.g. field boundaries, hedges, groups of woody plants)
were planted on agriculturally or horticulturally used areas.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT109 A buffer zone of at least 5 m must be kept from adjacent areas (except
agriculturally or horticulturally used areas, roads, paths and public places). In
addition, in an adjoining strip of at least 20 m, the product must be applied
using loss reducing equipment which is registered in the index of 'Loss
Reducing Equipment' of 14 October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p. 9780)
as amended, and be registered in at least drift reducing class 90 %. Neither
loss reducing equipment nor a buffer zone of at least 5 m are required if the
product is applied with portable plant protection equipment or if adjacent areas
(field boundaries, hedges, groups of woody plants) are less than 3 m wide. A
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buffer zone of at least 5 m is also unnecessary if the product is applied in an
area which has been declared by the Biologische Bundesanstalt in the "Index
of regional proportions of ecotones" of 7 February 2002 (Federal Gazette no.
70 a of 13 April 2002), as amended, as agrarian landscape with a sufficient
proportion of natural and semi-natural structures, or if evidence can be shown
that adjacent areas (e.g. field boundaries, hedges, groups of woody plants)
were planted on agriculturally or horticulturally used areas.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT110 A buffer zone of at least 5 m must be kept from adjacent areas (except
agriculturally or horticulturally used areas, roads, paths and public places). In
addition, in an adjoining strip of at least 20 m, the product must be applied
using loss reducing equipment which is registered in the index of 'Loss
Reducing Equipment' of 14 October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p. 9780)
as amended, and be registered in at least drift reducing class 99 %. Neither
loss reducing equipment nor a buffer zone of at least 5 m are required if the
product is applied with portable plant protection equipment or if adjacent areas
(field boundaries, hedges, groups of woody plants) are less than 3 m wide. A
buffer zone of at least 5 m is also unnecessary if the product is applied in an
area which has been declared by the Biologische Bundesanstalt in the "Index
of regional proportions of ecotones" of 7 February 2002 (Federal Gazette no.
70 a of 13 April 2002), as amended, as agrarian landscape with a sufficient
proportion of natural and semi-natural structures, or if evidence can be shown
that adjacent areas (e.g. field boundaries, hedges, groups of woody plants)
were planted on agriculturally or horticulturally used areas.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT111 A buffer zone of at least 5 m must be kept from adjacent areas (except
agriculturally or horticulturally used areas, roads, paths and public places). This
buffer zone is not required if adjacent areas (field boundaries, hedges, groups
of woody plants) are less than 3 m wide or if they were planted on agriculturally
or horticulturally used areas. A buffer zone of at least 5 m is also unnecessary
if the product is applied in an area which has been declared by the Biologische
Bundesanstalt in the "Index of regional proportions of ecotones" of 7 February
2002 (Federal Gazette no. 70 a of 13 April 2002), as amended, as agrarian
landscape with a sufficient proportion of natural and semi-natural structures.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT112 A buffer zone of at least 5 m must be kept from adjacent areas (except
agriculturally or horticulturally used areas, roads, paths and public places). This
buffer zone is not required if adjacent areas (field boundaries, hedges, groups
of woody plants) are less than 3 m wide or if they were planted on agriculturally
or horticulturally used areas. A buffer zone is also unnecessary if the product is
applied with portable plant protection equipment or if it is applied in an area
which has been declared by the Biologische Bundesanstalt in the "Index of
regional proportions of ecotones" of 7 February 2002 (Federal Gazette no. 70 a
of 13 April 2002), as amended, as agrarian landscape with a sufficient
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proportion of natural and semi-natural structures.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT114 A buffer zone of at least 5 m must be kept to adjacent areas (except roads,
paths and public places, and agriculturally or horticulturally used areas where
no crop stand exists at the time of application).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT125 If the highest daily air temperature exceeds 25° C, measured at a suitable
weather station (e.g. the official Plant Protection Service or the German
Meteorological Service), application of the product must be postponed to a
longer cooling period in the evening with temperatures below 25 °C at the
place of application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT126 The product may only be used between 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. on days when the
maximum air temperature is expected to rise above 20°C, measured using the
nearest German Meteorological Service weather station. Use of the product is
not allowed on days when the maximum air temperature is expected to rise
above 25°C.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT133 In a strip at least 20 m wide which is adjacent to other areas (except roads,
paths and public places), the product must be applied using loss reducing
equipment which is registered in the index of 'Loss Reducing Equipment' of 14
October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p. 9780) as amended, and be
registered in at least drift reducing class 90 %.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT139 When applying the product a buffer zone of at least 5 m must be kept from
adjacent areas (except roads, paths and public places). In addition, in an
adjoining strip of at least 20 m, the product must be applied using loss reducing
equipment which is registered in the index of 'Loss Reducing Equipment' of 14
October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p. 9780) as amended, and be
registered in at least drift reducing class 90 %. A minimum buffer zone of 5 m is
not required if the product is applied with portable plant protection equipment or
if adjacent areas are used for agricultural or horticultural purposes or if adjacent
areas (e.g. field boundaries, hedges, groups of woody plants) are less than 3 m
wide or if the product is applied in an area which has been declared by the
Biologische Bundesanstalt in the "Index of regional proportions of ecotones" of
7 February 2002 (Federal Gazette no. 70 a of 13 April 2002), as amended, as
agrarian landscape with a sufficient proportion of natural and semi-natural
structures or if there is evidence that adjacent areas (e.g. field boundaries,
hedges, groups of woody plants) were planted on agriculturally or horticulturally
used areas.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT144 The product must be applied with a water volume of at least 300 l/ha. In a strip
at least 20 m wide which is adjacent to other areas, the product must be
applied using loss reducing equipment which is registered in the index of 'Loss
Reducing Equipment' of 14 October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p. 9780)
as amended, and be registered in at least drift reducing class 90 %. If a buffer
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zone must be kept to adjacent areas, this is in addition to the strip of at least
20m in width which must follow this buffer zone. The remaining area must be
treated with equipment which is registered in the aforementioned index in at
least drift reducing class 75 %.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT145 The product must be applied using a water volume of at least 300 l/ha. The
product must be applied using equipment which is registered in the index of
'Loss Reducing Equipment' of 14 October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p.
9780) as amended, at least in drift reduction class 90 %. Deviating from the
specifications in the index of 'Loss Reducing Equipment', the terms for use
must be observed for the entire area to be treated.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT146 Travelling speed must not exceed 7.5 km/h during application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT147 When using the product, a buffer zone of 100 m must be kept to urban areas
including areas in home and allotment gardens, areas destined for the general
public, commercial gardening areas and borders to woods. A buffer zone of 5
m must be kept to all other areas.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT148 The product may only be used on areas which have been included in an
application plan which contains details of field blocks and also the seeding
date, the planned and the actual timing of application, the application rate, the
amount of water and details on application techniques. The operator must carry
the plan with him during treatment in case of checks.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT149 The operator must check the plants once a week for one month after
application and within a radius of 100 m around the application area for paling.
Cases of paling must be reported immediately to the official plant protection
service and the authorisation holder.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT150 Residents in the direct vicinity must be informed at least one day prior to
application on the intended application of plant protection products containing
clomazone, including the appropriate conditions of application which have to be
observed.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT620 The maximum application rate of 3000 g pure copper per hectare and year
(hop growing: 4000 g pure copper per hectare and year) on the same area may
not be exceeded - not even in combination with other plant protection products
which contain copper.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT643 Secure bait blocks so that they cannot be dragged away by rodents.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT644 The product ist poisounous for pets.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT645 On conclusion of the control operation, gather bait together which has not been
taken.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT6461 In urban areas domestic animals must be kept away from treated areas.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT647 For use in the open between the protected crops use only unopened plastic
sachets.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT649 Not to be used on areas with no vegetation, in order to make it more difficult for
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game or birds to eat.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT658 Keep domestic animals away.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT659 Do not put in exposed places.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT660 Application of the product outside the forest is only permissible by subsurface
placing (§ 2 Abs. 1 Pflanzenschutz-Anwendungsverordnung). Violations may
be punished by fines of up to 50.000 Euro.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT661 The bait must be placed deep down in the rodent burrows to make it
inaccessible for birds. This should be done using suitable implements (e.g. bait
dispenser). There should be no bait left on the surface.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT662 Only to be used on areas of forest restoration following heavy storm damage,
snow breakage and forest fires, on areas of first afforestation and conversion
and on areas of clear felling and natural regeneration.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT663 The bait must be placed deep down in the rodent burrows, if necessary by
using suitable implements, to make it inaccessible for birds. There should be
no bait left on the surface.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT665 Do not place in piles.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT666 Do not place in piles outside bait stations.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT667 Place bait out of reach for children, domestic animals and animals living in the
wild.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT668 If dead or dying rats or mice are found during or after control measures, they
must be cleared away immediately in order to avoid secondary poisoning.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT669 The product is very toxic for birds and game; therefore always place bait deep
down in the rodent burrows to make it inaccessible.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT670 The product is very toxic for birds and game; therefore always place out of their
reach, i.e. deep down in the burrows of the animals which are to be controlled.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT671 The product is very toxic for birds and game.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT672 Application up to a maximum of 70 % crop ground cover.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT673 Application before complete row closing, soil must be visible.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT676 Sweep away spilt granulate immediately.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT677 Sweep away spilt seeds immediately.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT678 The product is toxic for birds; therefore, make sure that granulate placed
outdoors is worked into the ground or is covered by soil.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT679 The product is toxic for birds; therefore, make sure that seeds are not left open.
Switch off the dosing equipment on time before lifting out the shares to prevent
trickling afterwards.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT6791 The product is very toxic for birds; therefore, only place seeds in seed-beds
which are fine and crumbly, not in cloggy or stony soil. Always make sure that
seeds are fully incorporated into the soil or covered with soil. Avoid
unintentional trickling of the seeds when the shares are lifted out of the soil.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT692 Incorrect application could cause poisoning to birds.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT693 The product is toxic for birds; therefore, use only up to the 16-leaf stage in all
vegetables which tend to form pools of water on their leaves (especially
headed cabbage, kale, Brussels sprouts and lettuce).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT6931 The product is toxic for birds; therefore, use only up to the 16-leaf stage in all
vegetables which tend to form pools of water on their leaves (especially
headed cabbage, kale and lettuce).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT6932 The product is toxic for birds; therefore, use only up to the 16-leaf stage in all
vegetables which tend to form pools of water on their leaves (especially
headed cabbage and lettuce) or under crop or bird protection nets.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT6933 The product is toxic for birds; therefore, use only up to the 16-leaf stage in all
vegetables which tend to form pools of water on their leaves (especially
headed cabbage, kale and lettuce) or under crop or bird protection nets.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT6934 The product is toxic for birds; therefore, use only up to the 16-leaf stage in all
vegetables which tend to form pools of water on their leaves (especially
headed cabbage, Brussels sprouts and lettuce) or under crop or bird protection
nets.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT6936 The product is toxic for birds; therefore, use only up to the 16-leaf stage in all
vegetables which tend to form pools of water on their leaves or under crop or
bird protection nets.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT6937 The product is toxic for birds; therefore, use only up to the 16-leaf stage in all
vegetables which tend to form pools of water on their leaves, and do not
sprinkle on the day of application; this restriction is not applicable if crop or bird
nets are used.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT694 Not to be used on cloggy or stony soil.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT697 It is to be assured with an appropriate dip process, which includes the use of
an appropriate adhesive agent, that the treated seed is dust-free and abrasionresistant.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT6971 It must be assured that abrasion of the treated seeds does not exceed a value
of 0.75 g dust per 100,000 grains directly before bagging. This is possible
using a suitable seed dressing method which includes, in particular, the use of
a suitable adhesive. This value is determined using the 'Heubach Dustmeter
Type I'. At least 500 g of representative seeds are taken for sampling from the
flow of seed. The seeds must be stored for at least two days at a temperature
of 20 +/- 2°C and at a relative air humidity of 50 +/- 10 % before testing. For
testing, 100 +/- 1 g of the seeds must be weighed out and transferred to the
Heubach drum. The Heubach appliance must be set at 30 rotations per
minute, the air flow at 20 l/min and the rotation time of the drum at 120
seconds. A fibre glass filter (Whatman GF 92 or an equivalent specification) is
laid into the filter unit in the Heubach appliance. The filter unit including the
filter is weighed to within an exactness of 0.1 mg on an analytical balance
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before and after testing. The difference in weight of the filter unit including the
filter before and after testing must be calculated in g per 100,000 grains. At
least 2 repetitions are required, each with a new seed sample. The mean value
of the individual measurements must be given as the result of the analyses and
documented as the Heubach value. Detailed information on carrying out the
test is available on the Julius Kühn-Institute's website: www.jki.bund.de.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT698 The product is toxic for birds; therefore, pools of water which tend to form on
leaves must be avoided.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT699 The seed treatment has to be performed with an appliance which is classified
as seed treatment device in the list of plant protection equipment (annex to the
27th notice about the inscription of plant protection equipment into the list of
plant protection equipment by the first of July 1993, German Federal Gazette p.
7567, current version).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT6991 The seed treatment shall only be performed in professional seed treatment
facilities, which are registered in the index of "Seed Treatment Facilities with
Quality Assurance Systems to Minimise Dust" of the Julius Kühn-Institute (visit
the homepage of the Julius Kühn-Institute ).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT862 The hamster is protected by Federal legislation regarding the protection of
endangered species. Its control is only permissible if serious damage is to be
prevented. This decision is taken by the authority designated by state law.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT863 The mole is protected by Federal legislation regarding the protection of
endangered species. Its control is only permissible if serious damage is to be
prevented. This decision is taken by the authority designated by state law.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT864 The mole is a protected species (see § 42 'Bundesnaturschutzgesetz' =
Federal legislation concerning nature conservation, in conjunction with § 1
'Bundesartenschutz-verordnung' = Federal legislation regarding the protection
of endangered species). The control of moles is only permissible with the
approval of the competent authority according to the legislation of the
appropriate Federal state for the purpose of preventing, for example,
considerable damage to agriculture or forestry (see § 43 (8)
'Bundesnaturschutzgesetz'). Any violation will be punished with a fine of up to
Euro 50,000.00
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT864-1 The mole is a protected species (§ 44 'Bundesnaturschutzgesetz' = Federal
legislation concerning nature conservation, in conjunction with § 1
'Bundesartenschutz-verordnung' = Federal legislation regarding the protection
of endangered species). The control of moles is only permissible with the
approval of the competent authority according to the legislation of the
appropriate federal state for the purpose of preventing, for example,
considerable damage to agriculture or forestry (§ 45 (7)
'Bundesnaturschutzgesetz'). Violations may be punished by fines of up to 50
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000 EUR.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT865 Not to be used on or next to areas which are inhabited by hamsters.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NT963 The mole is a protected species (see § 42 Bundesnaturschutzgesetz = Federal
legislation concerning nature conservation, in conjunction with § 1
Bundesartenschutzverordnung = Federal legislation regarding the protection of
endangered species). The control of moles is only permissible with the
approval of the competent authority according to the legislation of the
appropriate federal state for the purpose of preventing, for example,
considerable damage to agriculture or forestry (see § 43 (8)
Bundesnaturschutzgesetz). Any violation will be punished with a fine of up to
Euro 50.000.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW203 Only for use on paved paths, concrete slabs, grave stones and in closed
rooms.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW232 Not to be used as a tank mix with plant protection products containing
propiconazole.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW261 The product is toxic for fish.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW262 The product is toxic for algae.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW263 The product is toxic for aquatic invertebrates.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW264 The product is toxic for fish and aquatic invertebrates.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW265 The product is toxic for higher aquatic plants.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW466 The product and its remains and empty containers and packaging must not be
dumped in water.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW467 The product and its remains, empty containers and packaging and rinsing
fluids must not be dumped in water. This also applies to indirect entry via the
urban or agrarian drainage system and to rain-water and sewage canals.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW468 Fluids left over from application and their remains, products and their remains,
empty containers and packaging, and cleansing and rinsing fluids must not be
dumped in water. This also applies to indirect entry via the urban or agrarian
drainage system and to rain-water and sewage canals.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW469 The product and its remains, empty containers and packaging must not be
dumped in water.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW600 Not to be used on areas where there is a definite risk of run-off into waters -
particularty due to rainfall or irrigation.The following minimum distances from
surface waters must be kept when the product is used:
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW601 The following minimum distance must be kept between the treated area and
surface water - including recurrently water-bearing surface water but with the
exception of occcasionally water-bearing surface water - when the product is
used:
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW602 Between the treated area and surface waters - except only occasionally but
including periodically water bearing surfaces - the following buffer zonemust
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be kept when applying the product. If the prerequisites exist as stated in the
index of risk reducing application conditions from 27 April 2000 (Federal
Gazette p. 9878) as amended, maintaining the reduced distance as stated is
sufficient:
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW603 Between the treated area and surface waters - except only occasionally but
including periodically water bearing surfaces - the following buffer zone must
be kept when applying the product. If the prerequisites exist as stated in the
index of risk reducing application conditions from 27 April 2000 (Federal
Gazette p. 9878) as amended, maintaining the reduced distance as stated is
sufficient. For the risk categories marked with "*", § 6 (2) 2nd sentence of the
German Plant Protection Act must be observed:
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW604 The direction for use which determined a certain distance to protect surface
waters does not apply in areas which are specifically identified by the
designated authority, as long as the authority has authorised the application
there.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW605 When applying the product on areas adjacent to surface waters - except only
occasionally but including periodically water bearing surface waters - the
product must be applied with equipment which is registered in the index of
'Loss Reducing Equipment' of 14 October 1993 ('Bundesanzeiger' [Federal
Gazette] No 205, p. 9780) as amended. Depending on the drift reduction
classes for the equipment stated below, the following buffer zones must be
kept from surface waters. In addition to the minimum buffer zone provided for
by state law, § 6 (2) 2nd sentence of the 'PflSchG' (German Plant Protection
Act) must be observed for the drift reduction classes marked with "*".
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW605-1 When applying the product on areas adjacent to surface waters - except only
occasionally but including periodically water bearing surface waters - the
product must be applied with equipment which is registered in the index of
'Loss Reducing Equipment' of 14 October 1993 ('Bundesanzeiger' [Federal
Gazette] No 205, p. 9780) as amended. Depending on the drift reduction
classes for the equipment stated below, the following buffer zones must be
kept from surface waters. In addition to the minimum buffer zone from surface
waters stipulated by state law, the ban on application in or in the immediate
vicinity of waters must be observed at all times for drift reduction classes
marked with "*".
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW606 The only case in which the product may be applied without loss reducing
equipment is when at least the buffer zone stated below is kept from surface
waters - except only occasionally but including periodically water bearing
surface waters. Violations may be punished by fines of up to 50 000 Euro.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW607 When applying the product on areas adjacent to surface waters - except only
occasionally but including periodically water bearing surface waters - the
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product must be applied with equipment which is registered in the index of
'Loss Reducing Equipment' of 14 October 1993 ('Bundesanzeiger' [Federal
Gazette] No 205, p. 9780) as amended. Depending on the drift reduction
classes for the equipment stated below, the following buffer zones must be
kept from surface waters. In addition to the minimum buffer zone provided for
by state law, § 6 (2) 2nd sentence of the 'PflSchG' (German Plant Protection
Act) must be observed for the drift reduction classes marked with "*". Violations
may be punished by fines of up to 50 000 Euro.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW607-1 When applying the product on areas adjacent to surface waters - except only
occasionally but including periodically water bearing surface waters - the
product must be applied with equipment which is registered in the index of
'Loss Reducing Equipment' of 14 October 1993 ('Bundesanzeiger' [Federal
Gazette] No 205, p. 9780) as amended. Depending on the drift reduction
classes for the equipment stated below, the following buffer zones must be
kept from surface waters. In addition to the minimum buffer zone from surface
waters stipulated by state law, the ban on application in or in the immediate
vicinity of waters must be observed at all times for drift reduction classes
marked with "*". Violations may be punished by fines of up to 50 000 EUR.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW608 When applying the product on areas adjacent to surface waters - except only
occasionally but including periodically water bearing surface waters - the
product must be applied observing the minimum buffer zone stated below.
Irrespective of this, in addition to the minimum buffer zone from surface waters
provided for by state law, § 6 (2) 2nd sentence of the 'PflSchG' (German Plant
Protection Act) must be observed. Violations may be punished by fines of up to
50 000 Euro.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW608-1 When applying the product on areas adjacent to surface waters - except only
occasionally but including periodically water-bearing surface waters - the
product must be applied observing the minimum buffer zone stated below.
Irrespective of this, in addition to the minimum buffer zone from surface waters
stipulated by state law, the ban on application in or in the immediate vicinity of
waters must be observed at all times. Violations may be punished by fines of
up to 50 000 EUR.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW609 When applying the product on areas adjacent to surface waters - except only
occasionally but including periodically water-bearing surface waters - the
product must be applied observing the minimum buffer zone stated below. It is
not necessary to observe this buffer zone if the product is applied using
equipment which is registered in the index of 'Loss Reducing Equipment' of 14
October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p. 9780) as amended. Irrespective of
this, in addition to the minimum buffer zone for surface waters provided for by
state law, § 6 (2) 2nd sentence of the 'PflSchG' (German Plant Protection Act)
must be observed. Violations may be punished by fines of up to 50.000 Euro.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW609-1 When applying the product on areas adjacent to surface waters - except only
occasionally but including periodically water-bearing surface waters - the
product must be applied observing the minimum buffer zone stated below. It is
not necessary to observe this buffer zone if the product is applied using
equipment which is registered in the index of 'Loss Reducing Equipment' of 14
October 1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p. 9780) as amended. Irrespective of
this, in addition to the minimum buffer zone from surface waters stipulated by
state law, the ban on application in or in the immediate vicinity of waters must
be observed at all times. Violations may be punished by fines of up to 50 000
EUR.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW639 Not to be used on areas where there is a risk of run-off into a body of water,
especially when caused by rain or irrigation. A minimum buffer zone of 20 m (in
the form of an untreated verge) must be kept between water and the treated
area. This verge must be under complete plant cover from the time of
application to the meeting of the crops in the row.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW640 Not to be used on areas where there is an immediate risk - or e.g. through
rainfall after use of the product - a mediate risk of run-off into the urban or
agrarian drainage system or into rain-water and sewage canals. This applies to
the following uses:
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW641 Application exclusively with hooded sprayers.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW642 The product is not authorised for use in or in the immediate vicinity of surface
waters or coastal waters (§ 6 (2) 'PflschG' [Plant Protection Act]). Irrespective
of this fact, the binding minimum buffer zone to be kept from surface waters,
provided for by state law, must be observed. Violations may be punished by
fines of up to Euro 50.000.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW642-1 The product may not be applied in or in the immediate vicinity of surface or
coastal waters. Irrespective of this, the minimum buffer zone from surface
waters stipulated by state law must be observed. Violations may be punished
by fines of up to 50 000 EUR.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW646 Between treated log decks or piles and surface waters there must be a stretch
of at least 30 m of undisturbed forest soil with litter cover. Where this cannot be
guaranteed, entry of run-off water into the water body must be prevented by
effective barriers.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW647 Between treated log decks or piles and surface waters there must be a stretch
of at least 40 m of undisturbed forest soil with litter cover. Where this cannot be
guaranteed, entry of run-off water into the water body must be prevented by
effective barriers.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW700 Between treated areas which have an incline of more than 2 % and surface
waters - including periodically but excluding occasionally water-bearing surface
waters - there must be a buffer zone under complete plant cover. The buffer
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zone's protective function must not be impaired by the use of implements. It
must be at least 10 m wide. This buffer zone is not necessary if: -sufficient
catching systems are available for the water and soil transported by run-off,
which do not flow into surface water or are not connected with the urban
drainage system or -the product is used for conservation or no-tillage methods;
where the product is applied, a buffer zone of 5 m must be kept to surface
waters.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW701 Between treated areas which have an incline of more than 2 % and surface
waters - including periodically but excluding occasionally water-bearing
surface waters - there must be a buffer zone under complete plant cover. The
buffer zone's protective function must not be impaired by the use of
implements. It must be at least 10 m wide. This buffer zone is not necessary if:
-sufficient catching systems are available for the water and soil transported by
run-off, which do not flow into surface water or are not connected with the
urban drainage system or -the product is used for conservation or no-tillage
methods.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW702 Due to the danger of run-off, a buffer zone of 5 m must be kept between the
treated area and surface waters, including periodically but excluding
occasionally water-bearing surface waters.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW703 Between treated areas which have an incline of more than 4 % and surface
waters - including periodically but excluding occasionally water-bearing
surface waters - there must be a buffer zone under complete plant cover. The
buffer zone's protective function must not be impaired by the use of
implements. It must be at least 10 m wide. This buffer zone is not necessary if:
-sufficient catching systems are available for the water and soil transported by
run-off, which do not flow into surface water or are not connected with the
urban drainage system or -the product is used for conservation or no-tillage
methods.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW704 Due to the danger of run-off, there must be a buffer zone of at least 10 m
between treated areas and surface waters - including periodically but excluding
occasionally water-bearing surface waters - when applying the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW705 Between treated areas which have an incline of more than 2 % and surface
waters - including periodically but excluding occasionally water-bearing
surface waters - there must be a buffer zone under complete plant cover. The
buffer zone's protective function must not be impaired by the use of
implements. It must be at least 5 m wide. This buffer zone is not necessary if: -
sufficient catching systems are available for the water and soil transported by
run-off, which do not flow into surface water or are not connected with the
urban drainage system or -the product is used for conservation or no-tillage
methods.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW706 Between treated areas which have an incline of more than 2 % and surface
waters - including periodically but excluding occasionally water-bearing surface
waters- there must be a buffer zone under complete plant cover. The buffer
zone's protective function must not be impaired by the use of implements. It
must be at least 20 m wide. This buffer zone is not necessary if: -sufficient
catching systems are available for the water and soil transported by run-off,
which do not flow into surface water or are not connected with the urban
drainage system or -the product is used for conservation or no-tillage methods.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW710 Between treated areas and surface water - except only occasionally but
including periodically water-bearing surface water - there must be a border
under complete plant cover. The border's protective function must not be
impaired by the use of implements. It must be at least as wide as listed below.
This border is not necessary if: - sufficient catching systems are available for
the water and soil transported by run-off, which do not flow into surface water
or are not connected with the urban drainage system or - the product is used
for mulch or direct drilling methods.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW711 Between treated areas and surface waters - including periodically but excluding
occasionally water-bearing surface waters - there must be a buffer zone under
complete plant cover. The buffer zone's protective function must not be
impaired by the use of implements. It must be at least 5 m wide. This buffer
zone is not necessary if: -sufficient catching systems are available for the water
and soil transported by run-off, which do not flow into surface water or are not
connected with the urban drainage system or -the product is used for
conservation or no-tillage methods.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW712 No additional application using products which contain the active substance
fenpropidin on the same area within one calendar year.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW713 There must be an interval of at least 3 months between the treatments with this
product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW800 Application not allowed on drained areas between 1 November and 15 March.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NW801 Drainage water and surface water from treated functional surfaches (greens
and tee boxes) must be discharged into catching systems with sufficient
capacity and not directly into water bodies.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NZ% For use exclusively in greenhouses on completely sealed surfaces where the
entry of the product into the soil can be excluded.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NZ101 Products containing the active substance fentin-acetate/-hydroxide are not to
be used more than once annually on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NZ102 Products containing the active substance esfenvalerate are not to be used
more than once annually on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NZ103 Products containing the active substance trichlorfon are not to be used more
than once annually on the same area.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions NZ104 Products containing the active substance lambda-cyhalothrin are not to be
used more than once annually on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NZ105 Products containing the active substance copper are not to be used more than
once annually on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NZ106 Products containing the active substance combination fenpropidine,
propiconazole and tebuconazole are not to be used more than once annually
on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NZ107 Products containing the active substance fenpropidine are not to be used more
than twice annually on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NZ110 Only to be used in greenhouses.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NZ111 Only to be used for treating seeds (dressing).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NZ112 Only to be used under glass or for treating seeds (dressing).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NZ113 NZ113
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NZ121 In those areas identified by the designated authority (special areas), the
product must not be applied more than once a year on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NZ122 In certain areas identified by the designated authority (special areas), the
product must not be applied more than three times per year on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NZ123 In those areas identified by the designated authority (special areas), the
product must not be applied more than three times a year on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NZ124 In those areas identified by the designated authority (special areas), the
product must not be applied more than four times a year on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NZ200 Use only with the consent of the designated national authority in accordance
with § 34 PflSchG (German Plant Protection Act). Consent may only be given
for use on a maximum of 5 % of state forest areas annually.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NZ200-1 Use only with the consent of the designated national authority in accordance
with § 59 PflSchG (German Plant Protection Act). Consent may only be given
for use on a maximum of 5 % of state forest areas annually.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NZ210 Use only with the consent of the designated national authority in accordance
with § 34 PflSchG (German Plant Protection Act). Consent may only be given
for use on a maximum of 10 % of state forest areas annually.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions NZ210-1 Use only with the consent of the designated national authority in accordance
with § 59 PflSchG (German Plant Protection Act). Consent may only be given
for use on a maximum of 10% of state forest areas annually.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions R068 R 68: Possible risk of irreversible effects
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA001 Contains propiconazole. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA001-1 Contains propiconazole and methylketoxime. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA001-2 Contains propiconazole and BROWN HM 2763. May produce allergic
reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA001-3 Contains propiconazole and 2-butanonoxime. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA001-4 Contains propiconazole, 2-butanonoxime and cobalt(2+)carboxylate. May
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produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA001-5 Contains propiconazole, 2-butanonoxime and cobalt(2+)carboxylate. May
produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA001-6 Contains propiconazole and cobaltoctoate. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA001-7 Contains propiconazole and cobalt(2+)carboxylate. May produce allergic
reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA002 Contains dichlofluanide. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA002-1 Contains dichlofluanide, cobaltoctoate and 2-butanonoxime. May produce
allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA002-2 Contains dichlofluanide and methylketoxime. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA002-3 Contains dichlofluanide and cobalt(2+)octoate. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA002-4 Contains dichlofluanide, propiconazole and 2-butanonoxime. May produce
allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA003 Contains tolylfluanide. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA003-1 Contains tolylfluanide and 2-butanonoxime. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA004 Contains trifloxystrobine. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA004-1 Contains trifloxystrobine and 1,2-benziosthiazol-3(2H)-one. May produce
allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA005 Contains metazachlor. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA005-1 Contains metazachlor and 5-chloro-2-methyl-2H-isothiazole-3-one and 2methyl-2H-isothiazole-3-one
(mixture 3:1, CAS-Nr. 55965-84-9). May produce
allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA006 Contains chloridazone. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA007 Contains pendimethalin. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA008 Contains propamocarb-(hydrochloride). May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA009 Contains dichlorprop-p. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA010 Contains bentazone. May produce allergic reaction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA011 Contains cyprodinil. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA012 Contains 2,4-D. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA013 Contains fosthiazate. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA014 Contains quinoxyfen. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA015 Contains cymoxanil. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA016 Contains mancozeb. May produce allergis reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA017 Contains pirimicarb. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA018 Contains cinidone-ethyl. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA019 Contains flufenacet. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA020 Contains metiram. May produce allergis reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA021 Contains 8-hydroxychinoline. May produce allergis reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA022 Contains fenpropidine. May produce allergic reactions.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA023 Contains indoxacarb. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA024 Contains fenhexamid. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA026 Contains propaquizafop. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA027 Contains spirodiclofen. May produce allergic reaction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA028 Contains spiroxamine. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA029 Contains tritosulfurone. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA030 Contains imazalil. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA031 Contains folpet. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA032 Contains clodinafop-propargyl. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA033 Contains cloquintocet-mexyl. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA034 Contains pethoxamide. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA035 Contains tolclofos-methyl. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA036 Contains bromoxynil octane acid ester. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA037 Contains fenoxaprop-P-ethyl. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA038 Contains chlorthalonil. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA039 Contains thiophanate-methyl. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA040 Contains vinclozolin. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA041 Contains (E,E)-8,10-dodecadien-1-ol (codlemone). May produce allergic
reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA042 Contains thiram. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA043 Contains triclopyr butoxyethylester. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA044 Contains 2,4-D-ethylexylester. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA045 Contains acequinocyl. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA046 Contains tebufenpyrad. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA047 Contains triadimefon. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA048 Contains sulcotrione. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA049 Contains bromoxynil. May produce allergic reaction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA050 Contains tribenuron-methylester. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA051 Contains dimethachlor. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA052 Contains gamma-cyhalothrine. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA053 Contains dimethenamide-P. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA054 Contains maneb. May produce allergic reaction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA055 Contains dichlorvos. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA056 Contains bifenthrine. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA058 Contains fluazinam. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA059 Contains ioxynil-octanoate. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA060 Contains mecoprop-butoxyethylester. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA062 Contains Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. aizawai. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA063 Contains tolylfluanide. May produce allergic reactions.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA064 Contains azadirachtin. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA066 Contains bromoxynil-heptane acid ester. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA067 Contains benthiavalicarb. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA068 Contains esfenvalerate. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA069 Contains pyroxsulam. May produce allergic reaction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA071 Contains dimethoat. May produce allergic reaction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA072 Contains tembotrione. May produce allergic reaction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA073 Contains dithianone. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA074 Contains Cydia pomonella granulovirus, mexican isolate (CpGV). May produce
allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA075 Contains bromoynil-butyrate. May produce allergic reaction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA077 Contain flurochloridon. May produce allergic reaction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA078 Contains bacillus subtilis strain QST 713. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA079 Contains quinoclamine. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA080 Contains propineb. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA081 Contains chlorpyrifos-methyl. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA082 Contains spirotetramat. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA083 Contains captan. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA084 Contains bacillus thuringiensis subsp. tenebrionis. May cause allergic
reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA086 Contains Bacillus thuringiensis ssp. kurstaki strain HD-1. May produce allergic
reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA087 Contains carbendazime. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA088 Contains triclopyr. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA089 Contains fenpyroximate. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA090 Contains clethodim. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA091 Contains bifenazate. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA092 Contains isopyrazam. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA093 Contains picloram. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA094 Contains diquat dibromide. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA095 Contains prosulfocarb. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA100 Contains 2-butanone-oxime. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA101 Contains UV protecting agent TINUVIN 5151. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA102 Contains colophony (CAS-Nr. 8050-09-7). May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA103 Contains cobaltcarboxylate. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA104 Contains cobaltoctoate. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA105 Contains 1,2-benzisothiazole-3(2H)-one. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA106 Contains bumetrizole. May produce an allergic reaction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA107 Contains turpentine oil. May produce allergic reactions.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA108 Contains naphthalene sulfonic acid, polymer with formaldehyde, sodium salt.
May produce an allergic reaction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA109 Contains sodium-dodecyl-sulfate. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA110 Contains 5-chloro-2-methyl-2H-isothiazole-3-on and 2-methyl-2H-isothiazole-3one.
May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA111 Contains 4-amino-6-methyl-4,5-dihydro-2H-[1,2,4]triazin-3-one. May produce
an allergic reaction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA112 Contains methenamide. May produce allergis reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA113 Contains hexamethylenetetramine (urotropine). May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA114 Contains pyridin-3-carbaldehyde. May produce an allergic reaction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA115 Contains ethylenediamine. May produce an allergic reaction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA116 Contains paraformaldehyde. May produce allergis reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA117 Contains chloroacetamide. May produce allergis reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA118 Contains diphenylmethandiisocyanate. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA119 Contains toluoldiisocyanate. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA120 Contains tetrachloroterephthalonitrile. May produce an allergic reaction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA121 Contains polymeric methylene diisocyanate. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA122 Contains fatty alcohol ethoxylate-alkylether. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA123 Contains poly-[methylene-(polyphenylisocyanate)]. May cause an allergic
reaction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA127 Contains perfume oil Jeanny 77000 G. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA128 Contains benzyloxymethanol. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA133 Contains isoxadifen-ethyl. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA134 Contains 2-aminosulfonyl-N,N-dimethylnicotinamid. May produce allergic
reaction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA135 Contains 1-dodecyl-2-pyrrolidone. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA136 Contains maleic anhydride. May produce allergic reaction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA137 Contains "VPA-M F 36081" (perfume mixture, with lime "CAS-Nr. 138-86-3"
and other perfume agents). May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA138 Contains Geronol CF/AS 30 with a mixture of quaternary ammonium
compound. May produce allergic reaction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA139 Contains Preventol D 2. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA140 Contains clopyralide-ethanolamine. May produce allergic recation.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA142 Contains 2-Ethylhexylacrylate. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA143 Contains 2-[2-(1-chlorocyclopropyl)-2-hydroxy-3-phenylpropyl]-2,4-dihydro-3H-
1,2,4-triazole-3-thione. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA144 Contains 4-fluoro-3-(trifluoromethyl)phenol - May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA145 Contains methenamine. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA146 Contains lactase. May produce allergic reactions.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA147 Contains benzyl salicytate. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA148 Contains POE-isotridecyloxypropanamine. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA149 Contains POE tallow alkylamine, hydrated. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA150 Contains POE-Tallowamin (CAS-Nr. 61791-26-2). May produce allergic
reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA151 Contains Morwet 3008 powder. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA152 Contains natrium-maleat. May produce allergic reaktions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA153 Contains copolymers from maleic anhydride and diisobutylen. May produce
allergic reaction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA154 Contains alkyl naphthalinsulfonic acid, polymer with formaldehyde, sodium salt.
May produce allergic reaction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA155 Contains urea, polymer with formaldehyde. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA156 Contains pinene needleoil. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA157 Contains 'Dowicil 75 Preservative'. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA158 Contains monoethanolamine. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA159 Contains docusate, sodium salt. May produce allergic reactions
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA160 Contains geraniol. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA161 Contains formaldehyde. May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RA162 Contains sulfonic acids, petroleum, calcium salts. May produce allergic
reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK001 R 14/15: Reacts violently with water, liberating extremely flammable gases
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK002 R 15/29: Contact with water liberates toxic and highly flammable gases
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK003 R 20/21: Harmful by inhalation and in contact with skin
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK004 R 21/22: Harmful in contact with skin and if swallowed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK005 R 20/22: Harmful by inhalation and if swallowed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK006 R 20/21/22: Harmful by inhalation, if swallowed and in contact with skin
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK007 R 23/24: Toxic by inhalation and in contact with skin
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK008 R 24/25: Toxic in contact with skin and if swallowed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK009 R 23/25: Toxic by inhalation and if swallowed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK010 R 23/24/25: Toxic by inhalation, in contact with skin and if swallowed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK011 R 26/27: Very toxic by inhalation and in contact with skin
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK012 R 27/28: Very toxic in contact with skin and if swallowed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK013 R 26/28: Very toxic by inhalation and if swallowed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK014 R 26/27/28: Very toxic by inhalation, if swallowed and in contact with skin
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK015 R 36/37: Irritating to eyes and respiratory system
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK016 R 37/38: Irritating to respiratory system and skin
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK017 R 36/38: Irritating to eyes and skin
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK018 R 36/37/38: Irritating to eyes, respiratory system and skin
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK019 R 42/43: May cause sensitisation by inhalation and skin contact
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK021 R 48/22: Danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure if
swallowed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK022 R 48/20 : Harmful: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure
through inhalation.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK023 R 48/21: Harmful: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure
in contact with skin
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK024 R 48/20/21: Harmful: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged
exposure through inhalation and in contact with skin
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK025 R 48/20/22: Harmful: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged
exposure through inhalation and if swallowed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK026 R 48/21/22: Harmful: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged
exposure through inhalation in contact with skin and if swallowed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK027 R 48/20/21/22: Harmful: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged
exposure through inhalation, in contact with skin and if swallowed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK028 R 48/25: Toxic: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure
through swallowing
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK029 R 48/23: Toxic: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure
through inhalation
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK030 R 48/24: Toxic: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure in
contact with skin
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK031 R 48/23/24: Toxic: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure
through inhalation and in contact with skin
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK032 R 48/23/25: Toxic: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure
through inhalation and if swallowed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK033 R 48/24/25: Toxic: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure
in contact with skin and if swallowed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK034 R 48/23/24/25: Toxic: danger of serious damage to health by prolonged
exposure through inhalation, in contact with skin and if swallowed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK050 R 50/53: Very toxic to aquatic organisms, may cause long-term adverse effects
in the aquatic environment
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK051 R 51/53: Toxic to aquatic organisms, may cause long-term adverse effects in
the aquatic environment
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK052 R 52/53: Harmful to aquatic organisms, may cause long-term adverse effects in
the aquatic environment
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK060 R 68/20: Harmful: possible risk of irreversible effects through inhalation
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK061 R 68/21: Harmful: possible risk of irreversible effects in contact with skin
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK062 R 68/22: Harmful: possible risk of irreversible effects if swallowed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK063 R 68/20/21: Harmful: possible risk of irreversible effects through inhalation and
in contact with skin
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK064 R 68/20/22: Harmful: possible risk of irreversible effects through inhalation and
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if swallowed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK065 R 68/21/22: Harmful: possible risk of irreversible effects with contact with skin
and if swallowed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RK066 R 68/20/21/22: Harmful: possible risk of irreversible effects through inhalation,
in contact with skin and if swallowed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX001 R 1: Explosive when dry
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX002 R 2: Risk of explosion by shock, friction, fire or other sourses of ignition
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX003 R 3: Extreme risk of explosion by shock, friction, fire or other sourses of ignition
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX004 R 4: Forms very sensitive explosive metallic compounds
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX005 R 5: Heating may cause an explosion
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX006 R 6: Explosive with or without contact with air
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX007 R 7: May cause fire
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX008 R 8: Contact with combustible material may cause fire
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX009 R 9: Explosive when mixed with combustible material
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX010 R 10: Flammable
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX011 R 11: Highly flammable
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX012 R 12: Extremely flammable
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX013 R 13 : Highly flammable liquid gas.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX014 R 14: Reacts violently with water
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX015 R 15: Contact with water liberates highly flammable gases
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX016 R 16: Explosive when mixed with oxidising substances
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX017 R 17: Spontaneously flammable in air
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX018 R 18: In use, may form flammable/explosive vapour-air mixture
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX019 R 19: May form explosive peroxides
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX020 R 20: Harmful by inhalation
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX021 R 21: Harmful in contact with skin
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX022 R 22: Harmful if swallowed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX023 R 23: Toxic by inhalation
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX024 R 24: Toxic in contact with skin
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX025 R 25: Toxic if swallowed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX026 R 26: Very toxic by inhalation
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX027 R 27: Very toxic in contact with skin
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX028 R 28: Very toxic if swallowed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX029 R 29: Contact with water liberates toxic gases
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX030 R 30: Can be become highly flammable in use
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX031 R 31: Contact with acids liberates toxic gas
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX032 R 32: Contact with acids liberates very toxic gases
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX033 R 33: Danger of cumulative effects
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX034 R 34: Causes burns
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX035 R 35: Causes severe burns
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX036 R 36: Irritating to eyes
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX037 R 37: Irritating to respiratory system
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX038 R 38: Irritating to skin
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX039 R 39: Danger of very serious irreversible effects
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX040 R 40: Limited evidence of a cancinogenic effect
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX041 R 41: Risk of serious damage to eyes
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX042 R 42: May cuse sensitiation by inhalation
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX043 R 43: May cause sensitisation by skin contact
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX044 R 44: Risk of explosion if heated under confinement
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX045 R 45: May cause cancer
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX046 R 46: May cause heritable genetic damage
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX047 R 47 : May cause birth defects.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX048 R 48: Danger of serious danger to health by prolonged exposure
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX049 R 49: May cause cancer by inhalation
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX050 R 50: Very toxic to aquatic organisms
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX051 R 51: Toxic to aquatic organisms
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX052 R 52: Harmful to aquatic organisms
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX053 R 53: May cause long-term adverse effects in the aquatic environment
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX054 R 54: Toxic to flora
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX055 R 55: Toxic to fauna
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX056 R 56: Toxic to soil organisms
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX057 R 57: Toxic to bees
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX058 R 58: May cause long-term adverse effects in the environment
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX059 R 59: Dangerous for the ozone layer
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX060 R 60: May impair fertility
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX061 R 61: May cause harm to the unborn child
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX062 R 62: Possible risk of impaired fertility
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX063 R 63: Possible risk of harm to the unborn child
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX064 R 64: May cause harm to breastfed babies
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX065 R 65: Harmful: may cause lung damage if swallowed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX066 R 66: Repeated exposure may cause skin dryness or cracking
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX067 R 67: Vapours may cause drowsiness and dizziness
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX068 R 68: Possible risk of irreversible effects
74 Labelling texts and restrictions RX100 R 100 : Contains ... (name of the sensitizing substance is to be indicated by the
manufacturer). May produce allergic reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SB001 Avoid any unnecessary contact with the product. Misuse can lead to health
damage.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SB010 Keep out of children¿s reach.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions SB011 Keep away from children.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SB012 Micro-organisms may have the potential to provoke sensitising reactions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SB020 Wash hands after you have finished working.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SB110 The directive concerning requirements for personal protective gear in plant
protection, "Personal protective gear for handling plant protection products" of
the Federal Office of Consumer Protection and Food Safety must be observed.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SB123 When handling full or emptied containers, and when filling, emptying and
cleaning the application equipment, a solvent-proof apron on top of protective
clothing and solvent-proof protective gloves and wellington boots must be
worn.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SB165 No alcohol must be consumed before, during or after working with the plant
protection product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SB179 Do not use any equipment with a stirrer or the like which breaks up the
granulate or causes increased abrasion.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SB180 The potatoes may not be sorted in the immediate vicinity of the seed dressing
equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SB181 Opening the water-soluble inner bag should be avoided.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SB190 During treatment by aircraft a buffer zone of at least 100 metres must be kept
from urban areas.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SB191 Humidity can cause the formation of sulphuric acid which has a strong irritative
effect on the eyes and skin. On contact with the eyes and skin, the product
must therefore be removed immediately.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SB192 The gases caused by transformation of the product in soil irritate eyes, skin and
mucous membranes.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SB193 If the plant protection product comes into contact with skin (especially facial), it
can cause burning or itching, without external signs of irritation. These effects
must be regarded as a warning to avoid further exposure at all costs. If the
symptoms do not disappear, or if they are joined by further symptoms, a doctor
must be consulted.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SB194 The preparation can cause allergic side-effects in the form of reddening of the
eyes, reddenning of or rash on the skin, or breathing difficulties. Persons
suffering allergic reactions should avoid any further exposure.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SB195 Suitable equipment and resources must be used for applying the preparation.
Contact with the skin must be avoided.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SB196 Application by hand is not allowed, with or without gloves.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SB197 Avoid contact with spray mist. Avoid contact with contaminated clothes and
bare skin. Wash work clothes daily after use. Avoid contact with contaminated
parts of the spray equipment and clean the spray equipment after application
daily, including on the outside. Avoid contact between the freshly treated crops
and bare skin. Should reactions occur due to sensitisation, further exposure
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should be avoided.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SB198 When applying the product with trailed equipment, only vehicles with closed
cabins and filters should be used. The operator must not exceed 4 working
hours per day. In order to avoid contamination of the cabin, it is not permitted
to enter the cabin with the personal protective equipment which is worn when
handling the undiluted product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SE110 Wear tight fitting eye protection when handling the undiluted product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SE111 Wear tight fitting eye protection when handling the undiluted product in closed
rooms.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SE112 Wear tight fitting eye protection when handling the undiluted product in bush
and tree cultures.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SE113 Wear tight fitting eye protection when handling the undiluted product in field
crops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SE114 Wear tight fitting eye protection when handling the undiluted product in bush
and tree cultures with trailed equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SE115 Wear tight fitting eye protection when handling the undiluted product in bush
and tree cultures with operator-carried equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SE120 Wear tight fitting eye protection when applying/handling the product ready for
application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SE1201 Wear tight fitting eye protection when applying/handling the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SE121 Wear tight fitting eye protection when handling the product ready for application
in closed rooms.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SE122 Wear tight fitting eye protection when handling the product ready for application
in bush and tree cultures.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SE123 Wear tight fitting eye protection when handling the product ready for application
in field crops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SE124 Wear tight fitting eye protection when handling the product ready for application
in bush and tree cultures with trailed equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SE125 Wear tight fitting eye protection when handling the product ready for application
in bush and tree cultures with operator-carried equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SE126 Wear eye protection when applying/handling the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF121 Do not inhale smoke on igniting the product. Leave the greenhouse
immediately afterwards.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF124 Do not stay in the treated room for longer than is necessary after a fumigant
has been used.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF128 During the period of impact, rooms may only be entered with respiratory
protection. A short stay without respiratory equipment is possible after airing for
6 hours. After 12 hours of thorough airing, the treated rooms are ready to be
used again.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF135 Greenhouses in which the product has been applied may only be entered
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without protective gear once the spray film has dried.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF136 Cover wounds or scratches with low-fat skin ointment before spraying.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF137 If respiratory organs should feel irritated whilst working in treated areas, use
respiratory equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF138 Treated stores must not be entered without protective clothing and respiratory
protection until 24 hours after treatment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF139 The mist is to be blown into the closed rooms from outside.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF146 Adjoining rooms/places which are contaminated or possibly contaminated with
unknown concentrations of hazardous substances may only be entered with
personal protective equipment and only for the duration stipulated for
making/handling the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF1471 During the period of control, rooms may only be entered with respiratory
equipment. After the period of control/before the rooms are re-entered, they
must be aired thoroughly.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF1472 During the period of action, rooms may only be entered with personal
protective equipment including respiratory equipment. After the period of
action/before the rooms are re-entered, they must be aired thoroughly.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF148 Do not enter greenhouses without respiratory protection until 2 days after
treatment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF150 The store may not be entered until the fumigation manager has given his
consent. The provisions in conformity with 'TRGS 900' ("Maximum limits in the
air at work") must be observed.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF151 When re-entering the treated store, the provisions in accordance with TRGS
900 (maximum limits in the air at work) must be observed.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF152 Only operators are allowed to enter the treated rooms during the residence
time.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF153 The treated rooms have to be aerated thoroughly after the residence time /
before sheltering of persons.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF154 During residual activity treated rooms may not be occupied by persons for
longer than 30 min/day.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF158 During application of the product the rooms must be sufficiently aired, which
depends on the application rate. 17 m³/h ventilation is required per kilogram of
the product used on one working day to dilute the 8-hydroxychinolin given off
by the wax through evaporation to a concentration which is not harmful to
health.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF159 During and after application, the rooms must be well aired.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF160 Rooms must be aired for 24 hours.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF169 The rooms/stores must be marked with a warning sign during treatment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF170 After application, greenhouses must be well aired.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF176 Do not enter bush and tree cultures (e.g. vineyards, orchards and hop-
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gardens) until at least 24 hours after treatment, or take suitable precautionary
measures (respiratory protection); air greenhouses beforehand.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF177 Wear protective gloves when handling recently treated plants.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF181 The treated area may not be entered by uninvolved third persons during
treatment by aircraft.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF183 Standard protective gloves must be worn for handling treated potatoes.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF184 Wear protective gloves when handling treated soil and for subsequent work
with plants.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF185 The treated soil (substrate) must not be touched without protection for the
hands within 14 days of applying the granulate.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF186 While controlling in addition to the treatment protection gloves have to be used
when removing carcasses from the area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF187 Wear protective gloves when handling treated seeds.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF188 Wear rubber boots when working and treading on recently treated areas.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF1891 Re-entering the treated areas/crops is only possible on the day of application
wearing personal protective equipment which is specified for applying the
particular product. Successive work on/in treated areas/crops may
fundamentally not be carried out until 24 hours after applying the product.
Within the first 48 hours, protective suits against pesticides and standard
protective gloves (plant protection) are to be worn.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF190 Wear working clothes (at least a long-sleeved shirt and long trousers) and
gloves when working with recently treated plants.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF1911 Re-entering the treated vines, hops, pome fruit, stone fruit and ornamentals is
only possible on the day of application wearing personal protective equipment
which is specified for applying the particular product. Successive work on/in the
crops stated above may generally not be carried out until 24 hours after
applying the product. Within the first 3 weeks, protective suits against
pesticides and standard protective gloves (plant protection) must be worn.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF192 Successive work in treated crops may generally not be carried out within 48
hours after applying the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF1931 Successive work on/in treated areas/crops may fundamentally not be carried
out until the spray coating has dried. Within the first 48 hours, protective suits
against pesticides and standard protective gloves (plant protection) are to be
worn.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF194 When re-entering the treated bush and tree cultures on the day of application
the protective suit for working with plant protection products and universal
protective gloves (plant protection) must be worn. Successive work on/in the
crops stated above may not be carried out until 24 hours after applying the
product. During the first week, the standard protective suit for working with
plant protection products and universal protective gloves (plant protection)
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must be worn.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF195 Following aerial applications a protective suit for working with plant protection
products, sturdy footwear (e.g. rubber boots) and universal protective gloves
(plant protection) must be worn for 48 hours when re-entering the treated
crops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF196 During treatment by aircraft application the treated area and an additional
untreated strip 100 metres in width surrounding this may not be entered by
uninvolved third parties.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF197 Uninvolved third parties are not allowed to re-enter areas which are open to the
public and which have been treated by aircraft for 48 hours.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF198 Users may not handle with more than a maximum totalling of 2,3 kg
chlorporpham per working day.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF199 Users may not handle with more than a maximum totalling of 2,7 kg
chlorporpham per working day.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF240 Drift should fundamentally be avoided.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF241 Not to be applied to playgrounds and school yards in the presence of children;
drift on playing sand, benches, playing apparatus and the like must be avoided.
Spray coating must have dried before the areas are used.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF243 Do not use treated lawn areas as play areas and sunbathing meadows until
after the grass has been cut.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF244 Not to be applied to playgrounds and school yards in the presence of children;
drift on playing sand, benches, playing apparatus and the like must be avoided.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF245-01 Treated areas/crops may not be entered until the spray coating has dried.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF246 Do not use treated lawn areas as play areas and sunbathing meadows until
watering and subsequent drying.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF247 Contact with treated plants must be avoided until the spray coating has dried.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF248 It must be ensured that treated areas are not entered by uninvolved third
persons until the spray film has dried.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF448 Buildings or rooms in which the product is to be applied must be lockable and
inaccessible for unauthorised persons.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF465 Leave the room after treating indoor plants and after 30 minutes, air the room
for 30 minutes by opening the windows.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF499 The original packing may only be opened outside and must be applied
according to the instructions for use. After extracting the product, the original
packing must be re-sealed properly.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF500 The product must be kept dry during storage and left in the sealed original
packaging. It must be kept in rooms which are apart from the home and
inhabited by people and pets.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF501 The package or inner package (bag) must only be opened outside and must be
used up in one operation.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF502 An opened package or inner package (bag) must on no account be re-sealed
and stored.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF503 The product may only be used in the open, but not under buildings or near
them, to prevent the penetration of gases into the building.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF504 The wind direction must be taken into account to avoid the inhalation of
hydrogen phosphide.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF505 Hydrogen phosphide develops in the air or in combination with moisture. This
gas is very toxic for humans and animals, is flammable and is noticed by its
characteristic carbide-like smell.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF5051 Phosphane (formerly hydrogen phosphide) develops in the air or in
combination with moisture. This gas is odourless, very toxic for humans and
animals, is highly flammable and is self-igniting when exposed to air.
Occasionally it can smell of garlic, fish or carbide, caused by impurities. This
smell alone is not necessarily evidence of phosphane, since it is easily
adsorbed by earth and other materials and only occurs above health-based
limit values.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF506 Do not set the product if it is raining, very foggy or if the soil is soaked with
water.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF507 The product must never come into contact with water.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF508 Any product remains are to be placed in the burrow system after treatment to
protect the user.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF509 An open area which has been treated with products which develop phosphane
(formerly hydrogen phosphide) due to soil fumigation is an example of "an
object to be fumigated" in the context of 'TRGS' (technical regulation for
dangerous substances) 512 (fumigations). The head of fumigation is
responsible for setting up a danger zone according to Section 5.4.1 (3) TRGS
512 to protect uninvolved third persons, and farm animals and pets.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF510 Treated areas which are accessible to the public and to farm animals or pets
must be secured before the beginning of treatment and for at least two days *)
afterwards by a suitable barrier. In this case red/white warning tape is
sufficient. *) It may be necessary for manufacturers to state longer intervals up
to the completion of PH3-(phosphane) fumigation for certain products
depending on temperature, soil humidity and soil type.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF511 Treated areas which are accessible to the public and to farm animals or pets
must be identified before the beginning of treatment and for at least two days *)
afterwards by a sign including the following: the skull and crossbones symbol
and the words "Danger due to soil fumigation. No entry!" The product and the
date and time of treatment must be specified. The address of the party
responsible and an emergency telephone number must be stated. *) It may be
necessary for manufacturers to state longer intervals up to the completion of
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PH3-(phosphane) fumigation for certain products depending on temperature,
soil humidity and soil type.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF512 A buffer zone of at least 25 m must be kept from adjacent areas which are not
used for agricultural or forestry purposes. As long as organisational measures
(signs, barriers, written agreements with owners and/or legitimate users, etc.)
can guarantee that no humans, pets or farm animals are present in adjacent
areas where a buffer zone of at least 25 m must be kept from the treated area
during fumigation and 48 hours following fumigation, the buffer zone specified
may be reduced correspondingly.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF513 The residents and/or users of buildings or real estate which border the treated
area directly or are situated within a buffer zone of at least 25 m to this are to
be informed in writing in a suitable manner at the latest a week before
fumigation begins about the risks carried by the fumigation product. The
contents of this warning emanate from 'TRGS' (technical regulation for
dangerous substances) 512 (fumigations), appendix 3a.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF514 The operator or person equipped with adequate experience responsible for
measuring the fumigation product used must check regularly in accordance
with 'TRGS' (technical regulation for dangerous substances) 512 (fumigations)
whether fumigation products occur outside of the specified danger zone which
exceed the limit of quantification. Measurement results must be documented
and kept together with the fumigation documentation.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF515 The application must be documented according to Good Professional Practice.
Measures for carrying out the fumigation safely (determining the danger zone,
putting up signs, barriers, clearing the area, informing residents, measurement
results and special occurrences) must be documented in writing including the
addition of photographs of the treated open area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF516 The local monitoring authority must be informed of each intended fumigation
and the intended risk management measures (timing and extent of the
measure, danger zone, buffer zones, signs, barriers, informing residents) at the
latest one week before fumigation begins in order to provide it with the
opportunity, according to 'TRGS' (technical regulation for dangerous
substances) 512 (fumigations) to make 'more detailed stipulations' in each
individual concrete case.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF517 The product may only be used by persons holding a certificate of competence
for fumigations with products which develop phosphane (formerly hydrogen
phosphide) in the soil according to Annex I No. 4.3 of the hazardous
substances ordinance (GefStoffV).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF518 The local monitoring authority must be informed in the event of damage and
accidents according to 'TRGS' (technical regulation for dangerous substances)
512 (fumigations), point 7.2.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF519 Products which develop phosphane (formerly hydrogen phosphide) must be
kept and stored according to 'TRGS' (technical regulation for dangerous
substances) 512 (fumigations), point 6.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF601 In viticulture do not perform any work on the foliage within a week of applying
the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF602 In viticulture avoid any skin contact whilst working on the foliage within a week
of applying the product; hands and lower arms must be protected.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF603 In viticulture avoid any skin contact whilst working on the foliage within two
days of applying the product; hands and lower arms must be protected.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF604 When using machinery to bark trunks which have been treated with
insecticides, before the effect of the insecticide has worn off, under conditions
where dust is produced, suitable precautions should be taken (e.g. work should
be carried out in a closed cabin or measures should be taken to protect the
body whilst applying the product).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF605 When applying the product with hand spraying equipment, personal protective
equipment must be worn (whilst applying the product).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF608 Standard protective gloves must be worn when handling the dressed seed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF6091 When handling dressed seeds, standard protective gloves, a protective suit
against pesticides, and a particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or a half mask with
particle filter P2 (identification colour: white) according to the BVL guideline
"Personal protective equipment for handling plant protection products", current
version, must be worn.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF6102 When working with dressed seeds, standard protective gloves, a protective suit
against pesticides, tight fitting eye protection and a half mask with a
combination filter A1-P2 (identification colour: brown/white) according to the
BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for handling plant protection
products", current version, must be worn.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF611 When using the product for dressing, eye protection and gloves must also be
worn when handling the rinsing solution after dressing.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF612 For potato dressing using spray methods in warehouses equipment may only
be used with suitable shielding to prevent drift.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF613 When bagging the dressed seeds, make sure that the dust exhaust system is
functioning.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF6142 Wear standard protective gloves and a protective suit against pesticides when
handling dressed seeds.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF615 For treating potatoes for storage by spraying, only equipment with appropriate
shielding to avoid drift may be used.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF6161 While sacking the treated seed protective suits against pesticides and standard
protective gloves (plant protection) must be worn.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF6171 While cleaning the seed dressing appliance standard protective gloves (plant
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protection) and a chemical protection suit type 4 or a suit of similar standard
according to the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for handling
plant protection products", current version, must be worn.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF618 While cleaning the seed dressing appliance standard protective gloves (plant
protection) and a protective suit against pesticides must be worn.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF619 When working with dressed seeds, standard protective gloves and a protective
suit against pesticides must be worn and while loading the dressed seeds a
particle-filtering halfmask FFP2 or a half mask with particle filter P2
(identification colour: white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal
protective equipment for handling plant protection products", current version,
must be additionally worn.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF620 Operators must not handle more than a total of 500 kg Gaucho WS per working
day (8 hours).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF621 When handling dressed seeds, universal protective gloves (plant protection)
and a protective suit for plant protection products must be worn, and when
loading dressed seeds also a particle-filtering half mask FFP2 with particle filter
P2 (identification colour: white) according to the BVL directive, as amended, on
requirements regarding personal protective equipment in plant protection.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF622 When bagging the dressed seed, a half mask with combination filter A1-P2
(identification colour: brown/white) must be worn according to the BVL Directive
on requirements regarding personal protective equipment in plant protection,
as amended.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF623 When cleaning the seed dressing equipment, a half mask with combination
filter A1-P2 (identification colour: brown/white) must be worn according to the
BVL Directive on requirements regarding personal protective equipment in
plant protection, as amended.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SF624 When handling treated product standard protective gloves (plant protection)
and standard protective suit (plant protection) must be worn.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SK001 S 1/2: Keep locked away and out of the reach of children
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SK002 S 3/7: Keep container tightly closed and in a cool place.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SK004 S 3/14 : Keep in a cool place away from ... (incompatible materials to be
indicated by the manufacturer).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SK005 S 3/9/14 : Keep in a cool, well-ventilated place away from ... (incompatible
materials to be indicated by the manufacturer).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SK006 S 3/9/49: Keep only in the original container and in a cool and well ventilated
place
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SK007 S 3/9/14/49 : Keep only in the original container in a cool, well-ventilated place
away from ... (incompatible materials to be indicated by the manufacturer).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SK008 S 7/8: Keep container dry and tightly closed
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SK009 S 7/9: Keep container tightly closed and in a well ventilated place
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions SK010 S 20/21: When using do not eat, drink or smoke
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SK011 S 24/25: Avoid contact with the eyes and skin
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SK012 S 36/37 : Wear suitable protective clothing and gloves.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SK013 S 36/39 : Wear suitable protective clothing and eye/face protection.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SK014 S 37/39 : Wear suitable gloves and eye/face protection.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SK015 S 36/37/39 : Wear suitable protective clothing, gloves and eye/face protection.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SK016 S 47/49 : Keep only in the original container at a temperature not exceeding ...
°C (to be specified by the manufacturer).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SK017 S 27/28: After contact with skin, take off immediately all contaminated clothing,
and wash immediately with plenty of ... (to be specified by the manufachturer).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SK018 S 7/47: Keep container tightly closed and at a temperature not exceeding ...°C
(to be specified by the manufacturer).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SK019 S 29/35 : Do not empty into drains; dispose of this material and its container in
a safe way.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SK020 S 29/56 : Do not empty into drains, dispose of this material and its container at
hazardous or special waste collection point.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SP001 To avoid riks to man and the environment, comply with the instructions for use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS110 Wear standard protective gloves (plant protection) when handling the undiluted
product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS120 Wear standard protective gloves (plant protection) when handling/applying the
product ready for application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS1201 Wear standard protective gloves (plant protection) when handling/applying the
product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS121 Wear standard protective gloves (plant protection) when handling/applying the
product ready for application in closed rooms.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS122 Wear standardl protective gloves (plant protection) when handling/applying the
product ready for application in bush and tree cultures.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS123 Wear standard protective gloves (plant protection) when handling/applying the
product ready for application in field crops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS124 Wear standardl protective gloves (plant protection) when handling/applying the
product ready for application in bush and tree cultures with trailed equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS125 Wear standard protective gloves (plant protection) when handling/applying the
product ready for application in bush and tree cultures with operator-carried
equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS200 Wear working clothes (at least a long-sleeved shirt and long trousers) and
rubber boots when handling/applying the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS201 Wear working clothes (at least long-sleeved shirt and long trousers) and gloves
when applying/handling the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS202 Wear protective gloves when handling the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS203 Wear working gloves when applying/handling the product.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS2101 Wear a protective suit against pesticides and sturdy shoes (e.g. rubber boots)
when handling the undiluted product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS2202 Wear a protective suit against pesticides and sturdy shoes (e.g. rubber boots)
when applying/handling the product ready for application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS2203 Wear a protective suit against pesticides when applying/handling the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS2204 Wear a protective suit for plant protection products and sturdy shoes (e.g.
rubber boots) when applying/handling the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS2211 Wear a protective suit against pesticides and sturdy shoes (e.g. rubber boots)
when applying/handling the product ready for application in closed rooms.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS2221 Wear a protective suit against pesticides and sturdy shoes (e.g. rubber boots)
when applying/handling the product ready for application in bush and tree
cultures.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS2231 Wear a protective suit against pesticides and sturdy shoes (e.g. rubber boots)
when applying/handling the product ready for application in field crops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS2241 Wear a protective suit against pesticides and sturdy shoes (e.g. rubber boots)
when applying/handling the product ready for application in bush and tree
cultures with trailed equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS2251 Wear a protective suit against pesticides and sturdy shoes (e.g. rubber boots)
when applying/handling the product ready for application in bush and tree
cultures with operator-carried equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS2261 Wear a protective suit against pesticides and sturdy shoes (e.g. rubber boots)
when applying/handling the product ready for application with operator-carried
equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS3101 Wear a chemical protection suit type 4 or a suit of similar standard according to
the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for handling plant protection
products", current version, when dealing with the undiluted product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS3111 Wear a chemical protection suit type 4 or a suit of similar standard according to
the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for handling plant protection
products", current version, when dealing with the undiluted product in closed
rooms.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS3121 Wear a chemical protection suit type 4 or a suit of similar standard according to
the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for handling plant protection
products", current version, when dealing with the undiluted product in bush and
tree cultures.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS3131 Wear a chemical protection suit type 4 or a suit of similar standard according to
the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for handling plant protection
products", current version, when dealing with the undiluted product in field
crops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS3141 Wear a chemical protection suit type 4 or a suit of similar standard according to
the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for handling plant protection
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products", current version, when dealing with the undiluted product in bush and
tree cultures with trailed equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS3151 Wear a chemical protection suit type 4 or a suit of similar standard according to
the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for handling plant protection
products", current version, when dealing with the undiluted product in bush and
tree cultures with operator-carried equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS3201 Wear a chemical protection suit type 4 or a suit of similar standard according to
the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for handling plant protection
products", current version, when applying/handling the product ready for
application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS3211 Wear a chemical protection suit type 4 or a suit of similar standard according to
the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for handling plant protection
products", current version, when applying/handling the product ready for
application in closed rooms.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS3221 Wear a chemical protection suit type 4 or a suit of similar standard according to
the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for handling plant protection
products", current version, when applying/handling the product ready for
application in bush and tree cultures.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS3231 Wear a chemical protection suit type 4 or a suit of similar standard according to
the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for handling plant protection
products", current version, when applying/handling the product ready for
application in field crops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS3241 Wear a chemical protection suit type 4 or a suit of similar standard according to
the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for handling plant protection
products", current version, when applying/handling the product ready for
application in bush and tree cultures with trailed equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS3251 Wear a chemical protection suit type 4 or a suit of similar standard according to
the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for handling plant protection
products", current version, when applying/handling the product ready for
application in bush and tree cultures with operator-carried equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS330 Wear a chemical protection suit, type 4, or a suit of similar standard in
accordance with the BVL Directive, as amended, concerning the stipulations
for personal protective equipment in plant protection when making/handling the
product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS400 Wear a hat made of firm material with a wide brim when spraying above head
height.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS420 Wear a hat made of firm material with a wide brim when applying/handling the
product ready for application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS421 Wear a hat made of firm material with a wide brim when applying/handling the
product ready for application in closed rooms.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS422 Wear a hat made of firm material with a wide brim when applying/handling the
product ready for application in bush and tree cultures.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS423 Wear a hat made of firm material with a wide brim when applying/handling the
product ready for application in field crops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS424 Wear a hat made of firm material with a wide brim when applying/handling the
product ready for application in bush and tree cultures with trailed equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS425 Wear a hat made of firm material with a wide brim when applying/handling the
product ready for application in bush and tree cultures with operator-carried
equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS510 Wear a cap with face screen when dealing with the undiluted product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS520 Wear a cap with face screen when applying/handling the product ready for
application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS521 Wear a cap with face screen when applying/handling the product ready for
application in closed rooms.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS522 Wear a cap with face screen when applying/handling the product ready for
application in bush and tree cultures.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS523 Wear a cap with face screen when applying/handling the product ready for
application in field crops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS524 Wear a cap with face screen when applying/handling the product ready for
application in bush and tree cultures with trailed equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS525 Wear a cap with face screen when applying/handling the product ready for
application in bush and tree cultures with operator-carried equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS610 Wear a rubber apron when handling the undiluted product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS620 Wear a rubber apron when applying/handling the product ready for application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS6201 Wear a rubber apron when applying/handling the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS700 Wear standard protective gloves (plant protection) and rubber boots when
scattering the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS701 Universal protective gloves (plant protection) must be worn for wiping
applications.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS703 Wear sturdy shoes (e.g. rubber boots) when applying/handling the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SS704 Product may not be applied with personal sprayers.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST104 Wear particle-filtering half mask in accordance with the BVL Directive on
requirements concerning personal protective equipment in plant protection
(Sept 2006) for treating felled or stacked wood in forests.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST1102 Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half mask with particle filter P2
(identification colour: white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal
protective equipment for handling plant protection products", current version,
when handling the undiluted product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST1112 Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half mask with particle filter P2
(identification colour: white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal
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protective equipment for handling plant protection products", current version,
when handling the undiluted product in closed rooms.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST1122 Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half mask with particle filter P2
(identification colour: white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal
protective equipment for handling plant protection products", current version,
when handling the undiluted product in bush and tree cultures.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST1132 Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half mask with particle filter P2
(identification colour: white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal
protective equipment for handling plant protection products", current version,
when handling the undiluted product in field crops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST1141 Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half mask with particle filter P2
(identification colour: white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal
protective equipment for handling plant protection products", current version,
when handling the undiluted product in bush and tree cultures with trailed
equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST1151 Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half mask with particle filter P2
(identification colour: white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal
protective equipment for handling plant protection products", current version,
when handling the undiluted product in bush and tree cultures with operatorcarried
equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST1202 Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half mask with particle filter P2
(identification colour: white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal
protective equipment for handling plant protection products", current version,
when applying/handling the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST1203 Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half mask with particle filter P2
(identification colour: white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal
protective equipment for handling plant protection products", current version,
when applying/handling the product ready for application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST1212 Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half mask with particle filter P2
(identification colour: white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal
protective equipment for handling plant protection products", current version,
when applying/handling the product ready for application in closed rooms.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST1222 Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half mask with particle filter P2
(identification colour: white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal
protective equipment for handling plant protection products", current version,
when applying/handling the product ready for application in bush and tree
cultures.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST1232 Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half mask with particle filter P2
(identification colour: white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal
protective equipment for handling plant protection products", current version,
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when applying/handling the product ready for application in field crops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST1241 Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half mask with particle filter P2
(identification colour: white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal
protective equipment for handling plant protection products", current version,
when applying/handling the product ready for application in bush and tree
cultures with trailed equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST1251 Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half mask with particle filter P2
(identification colour: white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal
protective equipment for handling plant protection products", current version,
when applying/handling the product ready for application in bush and tree
cultures with operator-carried equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST1261 Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half mask with particle filter P2
(identification colour: white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal
protective equipment for handling plant protection products", current version,
when bagging the seeds.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST1271 Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half mask with particle filter P2
(identification colour: white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal
protective equipment for handling plant protection products", current version,
when cleaning the seed-dressing equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST128 Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half mask HM with particle filter P2
(identification colour white) in accordance with the BVL guideline "Personal
protective equipment for handling plant protection products", current version,
for applying/handling the ready-to-use product with operator-carried equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST1303 Wear particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or half mask with particle filter P2
(identification colour: white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal
protective equipment for handling plant protection products", current version,
when filling and decanting the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST2042 Wear half mask with combination filter A1-P2 (identification colour:
brown/white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for
handling plant protection products", current version, for application in forestry
against bark beetles.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST2102 Wear half mask with combination filter A1-P2 (identification colour:
brown/white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for
handling plant protection products", current version, when handling the
undiluted product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST2112 Wear half mask with combination filter A1-P2 (identification colour:
brown/white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for
handling plant protection products", current version, when handling the
undiluted product in closed rooms.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST2122 Wear half mask with combination filter A1-P2 (identification colour:
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brown/white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for
handling plant protection products", current version, when handling the
undiluted product in bush and tree cultures.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST2132 Wear half mask with combination filter A1-P2 (identification colour:
brown/white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for
handling plant protection products", current version, when handling the
undiluted product in field crops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST2141 Wear half mask with combination filter A1-P2 (identification colour:
brown/white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for
handling plant protection products", current version, when handling the
undiluted product in bush and tree cultures with trailed equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST2151 Wear half mask with combination filter A1-P2 (identification colour:
brown/white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for
handling plant protection products", current version, when handling the
undiluted product in bush and tree cultures with operator-carried equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST2202 Wear half mask with combination filter A1-P2 (identification colour:
brown/white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for
handling plant protection products", current version, when applying/handling
the product ready for application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST2203 When applying/handling the product, a half mask with combination filter A2-P2
(identification colour: brown/white) must be worn according to the BVL Directive
on requirements regarding personal protective equipment in plant protection,
as amended
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST2212 Wear half mask with combination filter A1-P2 (identification colour:
brown/white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for
handling plant protection products", current version, when applying/handling
the product ready for application in closed rooms.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST2222 Wear half mask with combination filter A1-P2 (identification colour:
brown/white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for
handling plant protection products", current version, when applying/handling
the product ready for application in room cultures.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST2232 Wear half mask with combination filter A1-P2 (identification colour:
brown/white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for
handling plant protection products", current version, when applying/handling
the product ready for application in field crops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST2241 Wear half mask with combination filter A1-P2 (identification colour:
brown/white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for
handling plant protection products", current version, when applying/handling
the product ready for application in bush and tree cultures with trailed
equipment.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST2251 Wear half mask with combination filter A1-P2 (identification colour:
brown/white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for
handling plant protection products", current version, when applying/handling
the product ready for application in bush and tree cultures with operator-carried
equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST300 Spray may only be applied outdoors or in well aired rooms.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST301 Not to be filled or decanted in closed rooms.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST3021 When working in closed rooms, they must be aired sufficiently. Respiratory
equipment must be worn if the rooms cannot be aired sufficiently (particlefiltering
half mask FFP2 or half mask with particle filter P2 - identification
colour: white (according to the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment
for handling plant protection products", current version)).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST3301 Wear respiratory equipment with filter (type/identification colour...*)) when
applying/handling hydrogen phosphide for packaging whose contents can
produce more than 15 g hydrogen phosphide in total when used up completely
and which are therefore liable to permission from the designated authority for
pest control in soil. *) respiratory equipment, gas filter type and identification
colour must be specified.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST3311 Wear respiratory equipment with filter (type/identification colour...*)) for
hydrogen phosphide when applying/handling the product, and suitable
protective clothing in accordance with 'TRGS 512' (technical regulations for
hazardous substances). *) respiratory equipment, gas filter type and
identification colour must be specified
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST3321 If necessary, wear respiratory equipment with filter (type/identification
colour...*)) for hydrogen phosphide when applying/handling the product. *)
respiratory equipment, gas filter type and identification colour must be specified
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST4102 Wear half mask with combination filter AX-P2 (identification colour:
brown/white) according to the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for
handling plant protection products", current version, when applying/handling
the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST4201 Wear half mask with combination filter B1-P2 (identification colour: grey/white)
according to the BVL guideline "Personal protective equipment for handling
plant protection products", current version, when applying/handling the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions ST500 Wear respiratory equipment which does not rely on recirculated air when
making/handling the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX001 S 1: Keep locked away
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX002 S 2: Keep out of the reach of children
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX003 S 3: Keep in a cool place
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX004 S 4 : Keep away from living quarters.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX005 S 5 : Keep contents under ... (appropriate liquid to be specified by the
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manufacturer).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX006 S 6 : Keep under ... (inert gas to be specified by the manufacturer).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX007 S 7 : Keep container tightly closed.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX008 S 8: Keep container dry
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX009 S 9: Keep container in a well ventilated place
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX012 S 12 : Do not keep the container sealed.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX013 S 13: Keep away from food, drink and animal feeding stuffs
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX014 S 14: Keep away from ...(incompatible materials to be indicated by the
manufacturer)
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX015 S 15: Keep away from heat.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX016 S 16: Keep away from sources of ignition - no smoking
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX017 S 17 : Keep away from combustible material.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX018 S 18 : Handle and open container with care.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX020 S 20 : When using do not eat or drink.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX021 S 21 : When using do not smoke.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX022 S 22: Do not inhale dust
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX023 S 23: Do not inhale gas/fumes/vapour/spray (appropriate wording to be
specified by the manufacturer)
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX024 S 24: Avoid contact with skin
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX025 S 25: Avoid contact with eyes
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX026 S 26: In case of contact with the eyes, rinse thoroughly and seek medical
advice
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX027 S 27: Take off all contaminated clothing immediately
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX028 S 28: In case of contact with skin, wash off immediately with plenty of ...(to be
specified by the manufacturer)
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX029 S 29 : Do not empty into drains.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX030 S 30: Never add water
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX033 S 33 : Take precautionary measures against static discharges.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX034 S 34 : Avoid shock and friction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX035 S 35 : This material and its container must be disposed of in a safe way.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX036 S 36: Wear suitable protective clothing whilst working
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX037 S 37: Wear suitable protective gloves
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX038 S 38: In case of insufficient ventilation, wear respiratory equipment
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX039 S 39 :Wear eye/face protection.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX040 S 40 : To clean the floor and all objects contaminated by this material, use ...
(to be specified by the manufacturer).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX041 S 41: In case of fire and/or explosion do not breathe fumes.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX042 S 42: During fumigation/spraying wear suitable respiratory equipment
(appropriate wording to be specified by the manufacturer).
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX043 S 43: In case of fire, extinguish with ... (to be stated by manufacturer). If water
increases the risk, add: never use water
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX044 S 44: If you feel unwell, seek medical advice (where possible, show this label)
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX045 S 45: In case of an accident, or if you feel unwell, seek medical advice
immediately (where possible, show this label)
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX046 S 46: If swallowed, seek medical advice immediately and show this container
or label
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX047 S 47 : Keep at temperature not exceeding ... °C (to be specified by the
manufacturer).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX048 S 48: Keep wet with ... (appropriate material to be specified by the
manufacturer).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX049 S 49 : Keep only in the original container.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX050 S 50 : Do not mix with ... (to be specified by the manufacturer).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX051 S 51 : Use only in well-ventilated areas.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX052 S 52 : Not recommended for interior use on large surface areas.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX053 S 53: Avoid exposure - obtain special instructions before use
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX056 S 56 : Dispose of this material and its container to hazardous or special waste
collection point.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX057 S 57 : Use appropriate container to avoid environmental contamination.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX059 S 59 : Refer to manufacturer/supplier for information on recovery/recycling.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX060 S 60 : This material and ist container must be disposed of as hazardous waste.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX061 S 61 : Avoid release to the environment. Refer to special instructions/Safety
data sheets.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX062 S 62: If swallowed, do not induce vomitting. Seek medical advice immediately
and show this container or label
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX063 S 63: In case of accident by inhalation: remove casualty to fresh air and keep
at rest.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions SX064 S 64: If swallowed, rinse mouth with water (only if the person is conscious).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions V436 Leafy vegetables and fresh herbs may not be grown for one year after
treatment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA200 Product should only be used if stored at temperatures over 10°C.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA201 Do not use between November and February.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA206 Maximum spray duration in closed rooms 30 sec/10m3.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA207 When applicating of the product with a vehicle, the vehicle has to be equipped
with a closed cabin.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA210 For use only on wine grapes.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA214 Do not use where there is visible fruit development.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA215 Fruits of the forest (e.g. raspberries, blueberries, elderberries): treat only after
the berry harvest or until the berries begin to flower; otherwise make sure that
the berries are not consumed.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA2151 Wild blueberries: treat only after the berry harvest or until the berries begin to
flower; otherwise make sure that the berries are not consumed.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA216 In case of wild herbs, make sure that these are not harvested after treatment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA217 In case of fruits of the forest (e.g. raspberries, blueberries, elderberries): make
sure that these are not harvested after treatment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA220 Do not use on crops which have exceeded development stage 25.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA221 Use only on existing plants.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA223 Maximum of three treatments during flowering; only after heavy rain or hail may
it be applied after flowering.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA227 Do not re-use contaminated protective film and make sure it is disposed of
correctly.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA228 The contamination of stored goods in adjacent rooms must be excluded by
using suitable measures.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA229 No additional applications using other products which contain this active
substance in food potatoes.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA230 No additional applications using other products which contain this active
substance.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA231 No use outside the fields of application proposed within the framework of
authorisation nor more than the application rate per year and area, as provided
by authorisation.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA233 Cereals stored in mills must be put in gas proof packaging prior to treatment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA234 Silos and pipe systems which are not gas-proof must be emptied completely
prior to treatment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA235 Products from cereals where exposure cannot be avoided for technical reasons
are not allowed to reach the food and feed chain.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA236 The presence of cereal products and milled or decorticated mill products during
treatment must be excluded.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA239 Sales packaging must not be treated with the plant protection product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA240 Plant storage goods present, except cereals, must be packed/covered during
application. The packaging/cover must be impermeable for the plant protection
product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA241 Caution! Product contains no colouring. Use only for dressing in combination
with coloured fungicidal seed protectant.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA242 Do not use for crops which are used for the production of food / fodder.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA243 Do not use for food, fodder and seed potatoes.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA244 Storage products must not be treated at the same time.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA245 Use only on crops for the produce of seed or planting stock.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA246 Only for use on cereals used for fodder.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA247 Use only between 1 July and 31 August in the same year.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA248 No more than 6.7 kg preparation per ha and year.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA249 Stored plant goods must be in packaging/covered during application. The
packaging/covering must be impermeable for the plant protection product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA250 Potatoes must not be contaminated, either directly or indirectly.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA251 Application only with equipment which applies the plant protection product
directly in the store. The equipment must guarantee that the concentration of
dichlormethane in the air in the area the operator works complies with the
provisions of 'TRGS 900' ("Maximum limits in the air at work").
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA252 Treated areas/crops may not be entered in general by uninvolved third persons
until at least 24 hours after applying the product. After applying the product,
suitable measures must be taken to ensure that third persons, particularly
children, do not enter the treated area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA253 Before conducting aerial application of the plant protection product, the
instructions of the "Guideline for the aerial application of plant protection
products" (current version) of the Federal Biological Research Centre for
Agriculture and Forestry (BBA) have to be considered to protect the operator
and other noninvolved people.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA254 Not to be applied by aircraft without the consent of the designated national
authority according to Land law.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA255 Not to be applied by aircraft.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA256 Use only with the consent of the designated national authority.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA257 Aerial application for forestry only if no more than 10 ha are to be treated in
one piece.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA258 Before using tablets or pellets which develop hydrogen phosphide in stored
cereals, inform the person in charge of the stores that suitable measures (e.g.
aspiration) must be taken after fumigating to free the cereal from solid residues.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA259 Semi-finished products must be removed from the room before cold fogging.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA260 In order to protect bystanders, when applying the product a strip at least 20 m
wide adjacent to other areas must be applied with loss reducing equipment
which is registered in the index of 'Loss Reducing Equipment' of 14 October
1993 (Federal Gazette No 205, p. 9780) as amended, and is registered in at
least drift reducing class 50%.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA261 Ensure that the product containing magnesium phosphide which is ready for
use is removed from the proximity of food and feed after use on storage pests.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA262 Ensure that the product containing aluminium phosphide which is ready for use
is removed from the proximity of food and feed after use on storage pests.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA263 No use of the of the plant protection product with handheld equipment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA264 Application of the product onyl with trailing application techniques.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA265 Only for use in commercial, stationary seed dressing plants.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA289 Do not use in high growing vegetable crops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA291 For use against mole-crickets or surface caterpillars do not scatter the bait on
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the crops, but on th ground inbetween the plants.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA293 Do not apply to edible parts of plants.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA300 After application suitable measures must be taken to avoid contact between
third persons, especially children, with the bait. If applicable, the treated
property should be made inaccessible to trespassers.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA306 Not for use in rooms at home or at work.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA307 Not for use in residential areas.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA308 Not for use where food, animal feeding stuffs or drinking water could be
contaminated.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA409 Do not use where there are wild shrubs and woody plants with edible berries.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA410 Areas of the forest where edible mushrooms and fruit are growing may not be
treated.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA442 Place the snail tape so that there is a gap of at least 30 cm between the crop.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA449 For use only on areas (e.g. regeneration areas, forest plantations, plant and
seedling nurseries and young plantations) where entry from mushroom and
berry pickers can be restricted.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA452 Do not use where there are mushrooms; otherwise make sure that the
mushrooms are not consumed.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA453 Only treat cereal which has not been treated previously with pirimiphos-methyl.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA544 Should several tins be required for one room, prepare all the tins for ignition
first then ignite them immediately one after the other.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA545 Do not use the product as a spray.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA546 Apply plant spray immediately and without pausing.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA547 Do not use in rooms with plastic pipes which are used for carrying drinking
water.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA5471 Do not use in rooms with water-lines carrying drinking water except when
fumigating goods covered with gas-tight sheeting in accordance with 'TRGS
512' (technical regulations for hazardous substances).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA548 Do not use on areas with plastic pipes which are used for carrying drinking
water.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA549 When fumigating storage rooms and mills, the 'TA'- air values (TA=technical
advice concerning purity of air) must be observed.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VA555-2 Use only following approval in accordance with § 68 para. 1 and 2 no. 1 of the
Food and Feed Code in the valid version and only by persons who are named
in the approval.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH 338 The content of free 4,4'bipyridyl in the technical active substance may not
exceed 1g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH200 An approval for home and garden use of the plant protection product in the
formulation of a water-dispersable granulate is only permitted, when the part of
the particles with an aerodynamic diameter of less than 50 µm (according the
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CIPAC-method MT171 for the determination of the dust content respectively
the CIPAC-method MT187 for the determination of the particle size) is less
than 0.1 mass-%.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH297 Packaging/containers for use in amateur gardening must be provided with a
childproof seal.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH298 The packaging/container must be provided with a warning which can be
identified by touching for home and garden use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH299 The packaging must be provided with the wording, "only for use in agricultural
undertakings".
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH300 The packaging must be provided with the wording, "only for the commercial
user".
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH301 State the date of expiry on the packaging.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH302 The content of arsen (III) oxide and selen in the sulphur may not exceed 250
mg/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH310 Only use white oil for producing the plant protection product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH311 In addition to the annual notification in accordance with § 19 par. 1 'PflschG'
(Plant Protection Act), information on particular occurrences as effects on users
and on the environment must be communicated to the designated authority.
Furthermore, particular attention must be paid to the compatibility of the
preparation for the user, and any ailments must be directed immediately to the
Federal Institute for Risk Assessment. Otherwise, a negative report is
necessary.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH3111 In addition to the annual notification in accordance with § 19 par. 1 'PflschG'
(Plant Protection Act), information on particular occurrences as effects on users
and on the environment must be communicated to the designated authority.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH319 The rape-seed oil used must be of food quality. Use of the product may lead to
a slight change in smell or a taint in vegetables and fruit.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH322 The content of N-nitroso-dipropylamine (NDPA) in the plant protection product
may not exceed 0.5 mg/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH324 The content of 2-amino-4-methoxy-6-(trifluormethyl)-1,3,5-triazine (AMTT) in
the technical active substance may not exceed 0.02 %.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH325 The content of 2,3-diaminophenazine (DAP) and 2-hydroxy-3-aminophenazine
(HAP) in the technical active substance carbendazim may not exceed 3.5
mg/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH326 The content of 2,3-diaminophenazine (DAP) and 2-hydroxy-3-aminophenazine
(HAP) in the technical active substance benomyl may not exceed 3.5 mg/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH327 The content of 2,3-diaminophenazine (DAP) and 2-hydroxy-3-aminophenazine
(HAP) in the technical active substance thiophanate-methyl may not exceed
3.5 mg/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH329 The content of dimethylsulfate (DMS) in the technical active substance
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pyraclostrobin may not exceed 1 mg/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH330 The content of heavy metals in the product may not exceed 0.5 x mg/kg for
lead, 0.1 x mg/kg for arsenic (III) oxide and 0.1 x mg/kg for cadmium; x means
the content of copper in g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH3301 It is not permitted to manufacture or import further amounts of the plant
protection product if the heavy metal contents in the product exceed 0.5 x
mg/kg for lead, 0.1 x mg/kg for arsenic (III) oxide and 0.1 x mg/kg for cadmium;
x means the content of copper in g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH331 The arsenic content in the technical active substance may not exceed 0.04
g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH332 The content of 4,5,7-Trichloroquinoline (TCQ) in the technical active substance
quinoxyfen must not exceed 2,5 g/kg (relative to dry weight; 2 g/kg for wet
weight).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH333 The content of omethoat in the technical active substance dimethoat may not
exceed 5g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH334 The content of free phenols calculated as 2,4-dichlorophenol in the technical
active substance 2,4-D may not exceed 3 g/kg. When the technical active
substance is an 2,4-D ester the content of free phenoles refers to the
calculated mass equivalent of 2,4-D.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH335 The content of atrazine in the technical active substance terbuthylazin may not
exceed 1g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH336 The content of 2,3-diaminophenazine in the technical active substance may not
exceed 0,5 mg/kg thiophanate-methyl.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH337 The content of 2-amino-3-hydroxyphenazine in the technical active substance
may not exceed 0,5 mg/kg thiophanate-methyl.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH338 The content of free 4,4¿-bipyridyl in the technical active substance may not
exceed 1 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH339 The total content of terpyridines in the technical active substance may not
exceed 1mg/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH340 The preparation must not contain microorganisms pathogenic to mammals or
bees. It must be manufactured from monocultures. The preparation must be
free from Enterobacteriaceae and Staphylococci. The preparation must be
proved harmless in a test on mammal pathogenicity in accordance with US
regulations. Documents necessary to satisfy the requirements stated must be
submitted for each new notification. The same applies for the placing on the
market of new production batches from a preparation which is already
authorised.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH341 The preparation must be free of foreign viruses and bacteria which are
pathogenic to vertebrates and humans. The respective tests for all production
batches must be performed in accordance with BBA booklet no. 59. In the case
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of renewed applications, the test protocols must be enclosed.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH342 The content of N,N-dimethyl-N'-[3-(1-methylethyl)phenyl]urea (meta isomer) in
the technical active substance isoproturon may not exceed 20 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH343 The content of N,N-dimethyl-N'-[2-(1-methylethyl)phenyl]urea (ortho isomer) in
the technical active substance isoproturon may not exceed 10 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH344 The content of N,N'-Bis-[3-(1-methylethyl)phenyl]urea in the technical active
substance isoproturon may not exceed 10 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH345 The content of 2,3-diaminophenazine in the technical active substance may not
exceed 3 mg/kg carbendazim content.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH346 The content of 2-amino-3-hydroxyphenazine in the technical active substance
may not exceed 0,5 mg/kg carbendazim content.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH347 The content of 1-cyano-6-(methylsulfonyl)-7-nitro-9H-xanthen-9-one in the
technical active substance mesotrione may not exceed 0.0002 % (w/w).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH348 The content of 2,3-diaminophenazine in the technical active substance may not
exceed 0,5 mg/kg benomyl content.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH349 The content of 2-amino-3-hydroxyphenazine in the technical active substance
may not exceed 0,5 mg/kg benomyl content.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH350 The use for amateur gardening, "monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous
weeds/decorative lawn" may only be stated in the instructions for use for packs
up to a maximum size of 200 ml.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH351 The uses under glass for amateur gardening, "rust/ornamentals", "powdery
mildew/ornamentals (except roses)" and "powdery mildew (Sphaerotheca
pannosa)/roses" may only be stated in the instructions for use for packs up to a
maximum size of 37.5 ml.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH352 For packaging sizes described in detail under the heading, 'This product is
suitable for use in amateur gardening in accordance with § 15 (2) No 3 of the
PflSchG' (German Plant Protection Act), the information provided for by § 20
(2) No 6 of the PflSchG may be printed on the instructions for use provided with
the retail packaging as long as the contents do not exceed 125 ml. These
instructions for use must ensure correct and proper use of the plant protection
product. The receptacles and retail packaging must refer to the instructions for
use enclosed.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH352-1 The information in accordance with § 20 (2) no. 6 of the German Plant
Protection Act (PflSchG) may be printed on the instructions for use
accompanying the retail packaging as long as the contents do not exceed 125
ml. The instructions for use must ensure the intended and proper use of the
plant protection product. The containers and retail packaging must refer to the
package insert.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH353 The promise of reward "Use for amateur gardening permitted" may onyl be
used for this application for packs up to a size of 400 ml.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH354 The content of chloraniline in the technical active substance chlorpropham may
not exceed 250 mg/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH355 The content of arsenic in the technical active substance propineb may not
exceed 25 mg/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH356 The content of chloral in the technical active substance dichlorvos may not
exceed 5 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH357 The content of 2,4-dichlorophenol in the technical active substance Bifenox
may not exceed 3 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH358 The content of 2,4-dichloroanisole in the technical active substance Bifenox
may not exceed 6 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH359 The content of sulfotep (O,O,O¿,O¿-tetraethyldithiopyrophosphate) in the
technical active substance chlorpyrifos may not exceed 3 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH3601 The content of 6,6'-difluoro-2,2'-dibenzothiazole (KIF-230-I-6) may not exceed
0,0035 g/kg and the content of bis(2-amino-5-fluorophenyl) disulfide (KIF-230-I-
12) may not exceed 0,014 g/kg in the technical active substance
benthiavalicarb-isopropyl.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH361 The content of 2-chlorethylphosphonacid-mono-2-chlorethylester may not
exceed 20 g/kg and the content of 1,2-dichlorethane may not exceed 0,5 g/kg
in the technical active substance ethephon.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH362 The content of omethoate may not exceed 2 g/kg and the content of
isodimethoate may not exceed 3 g/kg in the technical active substance
dimethoate.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH363 The content of 2,3-deepoxy-2,3-didehydrorhizoxin (DDR) in the fermentate of
the active substance Pseudomonas chlororaphis, strain MA 342, may not
exceed 2 mg/L at the point of formulation of the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH364-1 The content of ethylenethiourea (ETU) may not exceed 0,5 % of the content of
mancozeb in the plant protection product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH365 The content of atrazin in the technical active substance terbuthylazin may not
exceed 20 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH366 The content of methomyl in the technical active substance thiocarb may not
exceed 5 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH367 If the product is not only distributed as plant protection product but also for
other purposes, then these purposes have to be bordered clearly in the
instructions for use; this can be realized by the layout, typographic measures or
by clear indications. Moreover the following text has to be an and animal was
only conducted concerning this purpose."
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH368 The content of N-nitrosoglyphosate in the technical concentrate of glyphosate
or glyphosate salts may not exceed 1mg/kg. The content of formaldehyde
related to the eqzivalent mass of glyphosate acid may not exceed 1.3 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH369 The contents of 1-chloro-2-methylpropene and 3-chloro-2-methylpropene in the
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technical active substance 1-methylcyclopropene must not exceed 0.5 g/kg in
each case.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH370 The content of toluene in the technical active substance flupicolide may not
exceed 5 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH371 The packaging has to be annotated with the label "Only for professional use".
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH372 The home and garden use "woody ornamentals" may only be indicated in the
instructios of use if the packaging size is not bigger than 150 mL.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH373 In the technical active substance picloram and its salts the content of
hexachlorbenzene may not exceed 50 mg/kg related to picloram (acid).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH374 In the technical active substance quinoclamine the content of dichlone (2,3dichloro-1,4-
naphthoquinone) may not exceed 15 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH375 In the technical active substance chlorotoluron the content of 3-(3-chloro-4tolyl)-
1-methylurea and 3-(4-tolyl)-1,1-dimethylurea may not exceed 8 g/kg in
each case.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH376 The contents of sulfotemp and sulfotemp-ester in the technical active
substance chlorpyrifos-methyl must not exceed 5 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH377 The content of 4-chloronaniline in the technical active substance diflubenzuron
must not exceed 0.03 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH378 The content of toluene in the technical active substance fluopicolide may not
exceed 3 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH379 The content of dichloromethane in the technical active substance propamocarb
must not exceed 5 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH380 The content of N-nitroso-di-N-propylamine in the technical active substance
trifluralin may not exceed 1 mg/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH381 The content of free phenols in the technical active substances mecoprop and
mecoprop-P inclusive their salts and esters may not exceed 15 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH3821 In the technical active substance captan following contents may not exceed:
perchloromethyl mercaptan: maximum 5 g/kg; folpet: maximum 10 g/kg; carbon
tetrachloride: maximum 0.1 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH383 The content of carbon tetrachloride and perchlormethylmercaptan in the
technical active substance folpet may not exceed 4 g/kg rsp. 3.5 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH384 The content of carbon tetrachloride in the plant protection product may not
exceed 0.1 %.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH385 The content of N-nitroso-N-(1-ethylpropyl)-2,6-di-nitro-3,4-dimethylanilin in the
technical active substance pendimethalin may not exceed 45 mg/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH386 The content of relevant impurities hexachlorobenzene and decachlorobiphenyl
in the technical active substance chlorothalonil may not exceed 0.04 g/kg rsp.
0.03 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH387 In the technical active substance chloridazon the content of 4-amino-5-chloro-
2-phenylpyridazin-3(2H)-one may not exceed 60 g/kg.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH388 In the technical concentrate diquat dibromide the content of 1,2-Dibromethan
may not exceed 10 mg/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH389 In the technical active substance metazachlor the content of toluene must not
exceed 0.5 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH390 The content of toulene in the technical active substance flonicamid may not
exceed 3 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH391 The content of fluroxypyr in the technical active substance triclopyr may not
exceed 2 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH392 The content of amitrole in the technical active substance ametoctradin may not
exceed 0,05 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH393 The content of toluene in the technical active substance clethodim may not
exceed 4 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH394 The content of arsenic in the technical active substance ziram may not exceed
250 mg/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH395 In the technical active substance zeta-cypermethrin the content of toluene must
not exceed 2 g/kg and the content of tars may not exceed 12.5 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH396 The content of acetaldehyde in the technical active substance metaldehyde
may not exceed 1.5 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH397 In the technical active substance kresoxim-methyl the content of methanol
must not exceed 5 g/kg, the content of methyl chloride must not exceed 1 g/kg
and the content of toluene may not exceed 1 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH398 The content of hexachlorobenzene in the technical active substance tefluthrin
may not exceed 1 mg/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH399 On packaging containing dressed seeds, the following label is necessary:
'When loading and sowing dressed seeds a particle-filtering half mask FFP2 or
a half mask with a P2 particle filter (identification colour: white) must be worn
according to the BVL Directive, as amended, concerning the stipulations for
personal protective equipment in plant protection.'
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH400 The formulant, thiram, must be included on the label and in the instructions,
together with its content.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH401 The formulant ethanol must be included on the label and in the instructions
together with its content.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH410 The instructions for use must contain details on replanting which specify which
crops or groups of crops must not be replanted after applying the plant
protection product because the marketability of the harvested products cannot
be guaranteed.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH450 Containers with treated wood must bear advice which refers to the fact that the
wood is treated with a plant protection product containing the active substance,
lambda-cyhalothrin. Furthermore, it must point out that protective gear must be
worn when unloading the wood, and if dust is evident, also protection for the
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face and the respiratory system.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH501 The product may only be used by persons holding a certificate of competence
for fumigations with products which develop hydrogen phosphide in the soil
according to Annex I No. 4.3 of the hazardous substances ordinance
(Gefahrstoffverordnung).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH600-1 The dioxin content of the technical active substance, prochloraz, may not
exceed the limits for dioxins stated in the current version of the ordinance
concerning banned chemicals.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH601 The following maximum contents of the technical active substance,
iron(III)phosphate, may not be exceeded: fluoride 50 mg/kg, lead 10 mg/kg,
arsenic 3 mg/kg, mercury 3 mg/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH602 In the technical active substance methamidophos the content of O,O-dimethylphosphoramidothioate
may not exceed 90 g/kg, the content of O,S-dimethylmethyl-phosphoramidothioate
not 80 g/kg, the content of O,O,O-trimethylphosphorothioate
not 70 g/kg, the content of O,O,S-trimethyl-phosphorothioate
not 20 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH603 The content of ethylene thiourea in the technical active substance maneb may
not exceed 5 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH604 The content of ethylene thiourea in the technical active substance metiram may
not exceed 5 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH605 The content of 4-chlorphenol in the technical active substance triadimenol may
not exceed 4 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH606 The content of cyanamide inthe technical active substance pyrimethanil may
not exceed 0,5 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH607 The content of free hydrazine in the technical active substances sodium,
potassium or choline salts of maleic hydrazide may not exceed 1 mg/kg
expressed on the basis of the acid equivalents.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH608 The content of crystalline silica in the technical active substance kieselgur may
not exceed 10 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH609 In the technical active substance metaflumizone the content of hydrazine must
not exceed 1 mg/kg and the content of 4-(trifluoromethoxy)phenyl isocyanate
may not exceed 0.1 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH610-1 The content of t-butylhydrazine in the technical active substance tebufenozide
may not exceed 1 mg/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH611 The content of toluene may not exceed 5 g/kg and the content of
prothioconazole-desthio (2-(1-chlorocycolproyl)1-(2-chlorophenyl-3-(1,2,4triazol-1-yl)-propan-2ol)
may not exceed 0,5 g/kg in the technical active
substance prothioconazole.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH612 The content of relevant impurity 5-chloro-N(3-chloro-5-trifuromethyl-2-pyridyla,a,a-trifluoro-4,6-dinitro-o-toluidine)
in the technical active substance
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fluazinam may not exceed 2 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH613 In the technical active substance daminozide the content of Nnitrosodimethylamine
and 1,1-dimethylhydrazide may not exceed 2,0 mg/kg
and 30 mg/kg, respectively.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH614 In the technical active substance sulcotrione the content of hydrogen cyanide
and the content of toluene may not exceed 80 mg/lg and 4 g/kg, respectively.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH615 In the technical active substance chlormequat chloride the maximum contents
of the impurities 1,2-dichloroethane and chloroethene (vinyl chloride) may not
exceed 0.1 g/kg and 0.5 mg/kg, respectively, based on the dry material.In the
technical active substance chlormequat chloride the maximum contents of the
impuri-ties 1,2-dichloroethane and chloroethene (vinyl chloride) must not
exceed 0.1 g/kg and 0.5 mg/kg, respectively, based on the dry material.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH616 In technical active substance dimethachlor the content of 2,6-dimethylaniline
may not exceed 0,5 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH617 In technical active substance propaquizafop the content of toluene may not
exceed 5 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH618 In technical active substance tetraconazole the content of toluene may not
exceed 13 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH619 The content of toluene and Z-isomer in the technical active substance
Azoxystrobin may not exceed 2 g/kg respectively 25 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH620 The content of imazapic (2-[(RS)-4-isopropyl-4-methyl-5-oxo-2-imidazolin-2-yl]-
5-methylnicotinic acid) in the technical active substance imazamox may not
exceed 10 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH621 The sum of aflatoxins B1, B2, G1 und G2 may not exceed 300 µg/kg of the
azadirachtin A content.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH622 In the technical active substance spirodiclofen the content of 3-(2,4dichlorphenyl)-4-hydroxy-1-oxaspiro(4.5)
dec-3-en-2-one (BAJ- 2740 enol) may
not exceed 6 g/kg and the content of N,N-dimethylacetamide may not exceed 4
g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH623 The content of the impurity Bis-CHYMP (2-chloro-4-[2-(2-chloro-5-methoxy-4pyrimidinyl)hydrazino]-5-methoxypyrimidine)
in the technical active substance
penoxsulam may not exceed 0,1 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH624 The content of phenol in the technical active substance aclonifen may not
exceed 5 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH625 The content of toluene in the technical active substance napropamide may not
exceed 1.4 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH626 The content of N-{2-[4-(2-chloro-allyloxy)-3-methoxy-phenyl]ethyl}-2-(4-chlorophenyl)-2-prop-2-ynyloxy-acetamide
in the technical active substance
mandipropamid may not exceed 0.1 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH627 The content of 2-chloroethanol in the technical active substance ethephon may
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not exceed 2.6 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH628 The content of 1-methylpyrrolidin-2-one in the technical active substance
mycobutanil may not exceed 1 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH629 The content of toluene in the technical active substance may not exceed 3
g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH630 The content of toluene in the technical active substance tau-fluvalinate may not
exceed 5 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH631 The content of toluene in the technical active substance fenoxycarb may not
exceed 1 g/kg.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH643 A suitable method of securing the bait is necessary in order to avoid
unintentional dispersal.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VH650 The packaging must be provided with the wording "micro-organisms may have
the potential to provoke sensitising reactions".
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VN221 Do not grow root vegetables until at least 12 months after application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VN222 Do not grow root vegetables until at least 18 months after application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VN234 Do not grow carrots until at least 2 years after application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VN235 Do not grow vegetables until at least one year after application (except
brassica vegetables).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VN287 Do not grow root vegetables, potatoes or onions until at least one year after
application, carrots until at least two years after.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VN405 Crops which are used for fodder may only be grown in the spring after
application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VN406 Do not grow crops which are used for food or fodder until at least 120 days
after the last application. This restriction does not apply to crops for which
direct application of plant protection products containing the active substance,
propamocarb, is authorised.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VN4061 Do not grow root and bulb vegetables which are used as food or feed until at
least 120 days after the last treatment. Do not grow leafy, fruit, cabbage, pulse
and stem vegetables which are used as food or feed until at least 60 days after
the last treatment. This restriction does not apply to crops for which direct
treatment with plant protection products containing the active substance
propamocarb is authorised or approved.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VN410 Do not grow vegetables until at least 6 months after application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VN411 Do not grow vegetables until at least 1 year after application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VN436 Do not replant leafy vegetables and fresh herbs in betweeen one year of the
application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VN437 Do not replant vegetables, pulse vegetables, potatoes, sugar- and fodder beets
in between one year of the application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VN438 Only potatoes should be used as a succeeding crop.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VN515 Do not grow fruit vegetables or root vegetables until at least 1 year after
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application, leafy and shoot vegetables until at least 2 years after.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VN520 Do not grow vegetables until at least 1 year after application (except cabbage,
carrots, leek, radish, radishes and onions).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VS004-2 Only for use by the authorisation holder or a company commissioned by the
latter and only in accordance with the instructions for use. Furthermore, the
procedural rules in conformity with 'TRGS 512' (fumigation) of January 2007
(last change in November 2008) as amended are to be applied in the following
points correspondingly: 5.1 (1 and 2); 5.4.1 (3, first clause); 5.4.2(3); 5.4.4 (7
and 9); 10 (1); 11(1); 13.1(1); 13.2(1). Employees may only work in the areas
mentioned in 5.4.1 (3, last clause) as long as the oxygen level does not fall
below 17 vol.-%. It is not permissible for persons to use the area for other
purposes, e.g. for breaks, living and sleeping.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VS0051 Fumigations with substances stated in "GefStoffV" (Hazardous Substances
Ordinance) annex I no.4.1 (1) till (3) require permission according to GefStoffV
annex I no. 4.2 (1). When applying the product, the special regulations in
GefStoffV annex I no. 4 in addition to the technical regulations for hazardous
substances (TRGS 512 - Fumigations) must be observed.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV204 Compliance with current maximum residue limits must be assured.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV205 The Maximum Residue Limits Ordinance must be observed.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV206 Do not use green crop material from succeeding crops (maize, cereals) for feed
if sugar beet fields are ploughed prematurely.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV207 Do not use harvest/mowing produce for feed in the year of application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV208 Do not use the first harvest/mowing produce after application for feed in the
same year as application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV209 Do not use harvest/mowing produce for feed from undercrops in treated areas.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV210 Do not use aspiration waste for feed.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV211 Do not use treated crops for food or feeding stuffs, not even after mixing with
untreated harvest produce.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV212 Do not eat or feed treated plant/seed produce, not even after mixing with
untreated produce.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV213 Wash treated potatoes before they are used for feed.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV214 Do not use straw for animal husbandry or feed.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV215 Do not use treated green rape for feed.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV216 Do not use the growth from undersown grass for feed in the year of application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV217 Treated potatoes must not be placed on the market.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV218 Process only peeled potatoes.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV219 Do not feed treated potatoes to poultry
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV220 Do not use treated crops for feed.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV221 Do not use harvest produce for feed until the maximum residue level (MRL) of
spirotetramat in kidneys is changed.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV222 The use of the plant protection product on this crop can lead to biphenyl
residues in harvested produce which may be objected to outside of the Federal
Republic of Germany.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV223 Do not use stored product/commodity for feed.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV403 For use in grain maize only. Feed only the kernels.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV433 Treated chives may not be placed on the market until after germination.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV447 Newly treated areas must not be used for fodder or grazing.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV454 Do not use treated maize leaves and stems for fodder.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV455 Do not use treated fodder and sugar beet leaves for fodder.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV549 Do not use treated growth (waste before new undersewing) for making hay; it
can be used for immediate feeding or silage.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV550 Treated growth (waste before new undersewing) may be used for silage.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV551 Do not use treated growth (waste before new undersewing) for small animal
husbandry or feed.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV552 Do not use cereals treated with pirimiphos-methyl for making table bran.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV600 Do not eat harvest produce.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV601 Green plant parts which grow above the earth are not suitable for eating.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV602 Harvest produce not to be used as fresh food.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV603 Do not use treated plants for green fodder.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV604 Plant parts exposed to treatment (seedling production), if still on the plant, must
be removed before harvesting.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV605 Leaves not suitable for human or animal consumption. This information must
be printed on the packaging, pre-packaging or integrated label, wrapping, or if
the products are sold loose, on a sign next to the goods, as appropriate for the
respective food, or in a notice or in written records or similar at the place of sale
and be clearly visible, easily legible and indelible. If products are sold to
persons other than consumers, a label with details of treatment must be
included on the outer surface of the packaging or containers as specified and
in addition in the accompanying documentation. These details and labelling are
not necessary if the leaves are removed from the kohlrabi before being placed
on the market or if evidence can be provided that the entire product meets the
specifications of Regulation (EC) No 396/2005.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV835 Do not use straw from treated cereals for culture substrates.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV836 Do not feed straw from succeeding cereal crops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VV837 Do not feed straw from succeeding cereal crops. The use as litter is possible.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VW206 Do not use meadows and pastures until at least the spring following
application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VW505 Do not harvest fruits from propagated strawberry plants until at least the year
following application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VW510 Do not place treated potted plants onto the market until at least 14 days
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following application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ408 Only one application allowed for cabbage flies: either broadcast treatment
before sowing or application after planting.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ409 To be used once only on storage goods, including cereals.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ450 Only one application per year on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ451 Plant sprays containing the active substance prochloraz must not be used
more than once a year on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ452 Plant sprays containing the active substance chlorothalonil must not be used
more than once a year on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ453 Products containing the active substance trifluralin must not be used more
than once a year on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ454 Products containing the active substance pendimethalin must not be used
more than once a year on the same area. For the splitting method, the total
intended application rate for one application must not be exceeded.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ455 Products containing the active substance nicosulfuron may only be applied
once every 2 years on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ456 Do not apply products containing the active substance metazachlor more than
once a year on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ457 Do not apply products containing the active substance chlortoluron more than
once a year on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ470 Apply no more than 400 g Metalaxyl/Metalaxyl-M in total per hectare and year,
not even in combination with other products containing these active
substances.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ471 Apply no more than 800 g chloridazon in total per hectare and year in plant
protection products for pre-emergence uses.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ472 Apply no more than 1600 g chloridazon in total per hectare and year in plant
protection products
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ525 Only use once after flowering until harvest.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ526 Use only before flowering.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ528 No more than a total of four applications per growing season.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ529 Only use once during the growing season.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ530 Only use once during the crop's vegetative period. No additional applications
with other products containing the same active substance against vegetable
flies.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ535 Only use once a year for vegetable growing on the same area.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ540 Do not use more than four times on fruit crops during one growing season. Last
spray may contain no more than 0.05 %. Minimum interval between last and
last but one application 21 days, between last but one and third to last
application 14 days, between the third to last application and the application
before that 21 days.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ541 Minimum interval between last and last but one application 28 days.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ559 No more than 3 applications in total when controlling other pests.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ560 Only one post-blossom spray after flowering.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ561 Only one application in total for yield areas.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ562 No more than 2 applications in total.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ5621 No more than 2 applications in total; no additional applications with other
products containing the same active substance(s).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ5622 No more than 1 application in total; no additional applications with other
products containing the same active substance(s).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ563 No more than 2 applications in combination with the control of other harmful
organisms.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ564 When applying the product on the same crop but for other diseases, the
product must not be applied more often than the maximum application
frequency as specified.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ565 No more than a total of 2 applications on production areas.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ570 No more than a total of 3 applications on production areas, and out of these, a
maximum of 1 after flowering until the onset of maturity.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ5701 No more than a total of 3 applications on production areas, and out of these, a
maximum of 2 after flowering until the onset of maturity.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ575 No more than a total of 4 applications on production areas, and out of these, a
maximum of 2 after flowering until the onset of maturity.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ577 No more than a total of 5 applications on production areas.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ578 No more than a total of 5 applications when used to treat spot disease and
monilia-wither tip.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ580 No more than a total of 6 applications on production areas, and out of these, a
maximum of 4 between flower finishing and the onset of maturity.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ5801 No more than a total of 6 applications on production areas, and out of these, a
maximum of 2 between flower finishing and the onset of maturity.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ585 No more than a total of 8 applications on production areas.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ586 No more than a total of 8 applications on production areas, and out of these, a
maximum of 4 between flower finishing and the onset of maturity.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ587 No more than a total of 8 applications on production areas, and out of these, a
maximum of 6 between flower finishing and the onset of maturity.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ588 In combination with a preceding application against Peronospora, no more than
16 applications in total.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ589 In combination with preceding application against Peronospora, no more than
10 applications in total.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ590 In combination with preceding application against scabs, no more than 16
applications in total.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ5901 In combination with preceding application against scabs, no more than 15
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applications in total.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ591 In combination with a preceding application against other diseases, no more
than 2 applications in total.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ5911 In combination with application against other diseases, no more than 1
application in total.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ592 In combination with the control of other pathogens, no more than 8 applications
in total and out of these, a maximum of 6 between flower finishing and the
onset of maturity.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ600 Only one application per year in viticulture.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions VZ750 The maximum number of applications is limited due to active substancespecific
reasons. Sufficient control is therefore not expected in all cases. If
necessary, use products containing other active substances afterwards or
alternately.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WA603 Do not store product above 30° C.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WA604 Do not store product above 40 °C.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WA605 Do not store product above 50° C.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WA706 Only use in winter wheat drilled until the end of October.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WA709 Do not use if night frost is expected.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WA710 Use only in dry, frost-free weather.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WA721 Use in particular for reducing the impact of mycotoxins, by controlling cases of
ear-fusariose in cereals in endangered stands due to unsuitable preceding
crops, soil tillage, choice of cultivar and weather conditions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WA730 Use only in stands which are used for seed production.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WA743 In order to make a decision on further application, infestation must be checked
after 3 weeks.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WA845 Product only to be used in ant nests or for ant routes.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WA850 The water volume stated per 1 m crown height applies to plants grown in single
rows and with full foliage. It must be adapted to suit the corresponding planting
density and foliage. Calculation of application rate: water volume established x
concentration stated: 100. The water volume can be reduced if this application
rate is maintained.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WA853 Only for use between 15 May and 31 July.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WA854 Only for use between 1 July and 31 August.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WA855 Keep in a cool and dry place.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WA856 It is recommended to examine the soil for species and biological strain
(pathotype) of nematodes present before application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WA857 Post-emergence application only until 30 June each year at the latest.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WA858 No application in fruit-tree meadows.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WA859 Application in fruit-tree meadows for trial purposes only and under the
supervision of the official Plant Protection Service.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions WA860 Not to be applied in heat or direct sunlight.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WA861 A visible spray coating may be left on the fruit after application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WB862 Application in woods or under groups of trees only, when there is no danger of
fire.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WG733 Applying the product continuously after flowering can lead to a delay in
fermentation of the must.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WG734 Use of the product for spontaneous fermentation can lead to a delay in
fermentation.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WG735 Use of the product, especially for early grape cultivars, can lead to a taint in the
wine.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH910 Only to be applied under weather conditions as stated by the manufacturer.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH913 The instructions for use must include a list of crop species which could be
damaged by using the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH9131 The instructions for use must include a list of cultures which could be damaged
by using the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH914 The instructions for use must include a summary of weeds, and if applicable
woody plants, which can be controlled well, less well and insufficiently by the
product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH915 The instructions for use must include a list of species and/or varieties of crops
which are compatible with the application rate provided for (positive list).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH9151 The instructions for use must include a list of species and/or varieties of plant
products which are compatible with the application rate provided for (positive
list).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH9152 The instructions for use must include a list of species and/or varieties showing
which crops are tolerant of the intended application rate and which are not.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH916 The instructions for use must include a summary of weeds which can be
controlled well, less well and insufficiently by the product, as well as a list of
species and/or varieties of crops which are compatible with the respective
application rate provided for (positive list).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH9161 The instructions for use must include a summary of weeds which can be
controlled well, less well and insufficiently by the product, as well as a list of
species and/or varieties showing which crops are tolerant of the intended
application rate and which are not.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH917 The instructions for use must include a list of crops which are protected well,
less well and insufficiently by the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH918 The instructions for use must include a summary of harmful organisms which
can be controlled well, less well and insufficiently by the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH919 The instructions for use must include a list of plant species whose growth can
be inhibited well, less well and insufficiently by the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH925 The instructions for use must point out that the product is only effective when
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used on sexually mature pests which have reached the adult stage (imagines).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH930 The instructions for use must include information on the application rate of the
plant protection product for all suitable bait stations.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH931 The instructions for use must include information on the necessary positioning
of the bait stations.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH932 The corridor length, which can be treated with the package content has to be
indicated on the package and in the instructions for use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH940 The iron content of 2800 ppm must be kept constant: it must be guaranteed
that exclusively iron-III-phosphate, with an iron concentration of 27% - 28%, is
used, so that the total active substance content does not exceed the variation
range of 10.0 g/kg and 10.3 g/kg (= 1.00 - 1.03%) in the end product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH950 A suitable form of resistance management must be stated on the packaging.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH951 The risk of resistence has t be indicated on the package and in the instructions
of use. Particularly measures for an appropriate risk management have to be
declared.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH960 The risk of replanting has to be indicated on the package and in the
instructions of use. Particularly the endangered succeeding crops have to be
declared and measures for a risk management have to be described.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH961 A list of varieties must be included in the instructions for use for which the
product should not be used due to incompatibilities.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH962 The instructions for use must state that following treatment with gibberellins,
shoot growth enhancement and a reduction in the number of flowers cannot be
excluded in the year following treatment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WH970 The instructions for use must state that if the area to be treated with the
product contains ragwort or other poisonous plants, it may not be used as
pastureland after treatment until these plants have completely died or rotted
away.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMA Mode of Action (HRAC-Group): A
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMB Mode of Action (HRAC-Group): B
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMC Mode of Action (HRAC-Group): C
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMC1 Mechanism of action (HRAC-group): C1
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMC2 Mechanism of action (HRAC-group): C2
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMC3 Mechanism of action (HRAC-group): C3
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMD Mode of Action (HRAC-Group): D
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WME Mode of Action (HRAC-Group): E
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMF Mode of action (HRAC-Group): F
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMF1 Mode of action (HRAC-Group): F1
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMF2 Mode of action (HRAC-Group): F2
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMF3 Mode of action (HRAC-Group): F3
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFA1 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): A1
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFA2 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): A2
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFA3 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): A3
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFA4 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): A4
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFB1 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): B1
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFB2 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): B2
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFB3 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): B3
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFB4 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): B4
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFB5 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): B5
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFC1 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): C1
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFC2 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): C2
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFC3 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): C3
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFC4 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): C4
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFC5 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): C5
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFC6 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): C6
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFC7 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): C7
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFC8 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): C8
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFD1 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): D1
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFD2 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): D2
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFD3 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): D3
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFD4 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): D4
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFD5 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): D5
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFE1 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): E1
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFE2 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): E2
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFE3 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): E3
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFF1 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): F1
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFF2 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): F2
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFF3 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): F3
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFF4 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): F4
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFF5 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): F5
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFF6 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): F6
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFG1 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): G1
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFG2 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): G2
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFG3 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): G3
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFG4 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): G4
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFH3 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): H3
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFH4 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): H4
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFH5 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): H5
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFI1 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): I1
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFI2 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): I2
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFM1 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): M1
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFM2 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): M2
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFM3 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): M3
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFM4 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): M4
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFM5 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): M5
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFM6 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): M6
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFM7 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): M7
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFM8 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): M8
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFM9 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): M9
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFP1 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): P1
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFP2 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): P2
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFP3 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): P3
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFP4 Mode of action (FRAC-Group): P4
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMFUN Mode of action (FRAC-Group): unknown
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMG Mode of Action (HRAC-Group): G
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMH Mode of Action (HRAC-Group): H
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI Mode of Action (HRAC-Group): I
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI10A Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 10A
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI11 Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 11
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI15 Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 15
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI16 Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 16
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI18 Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 18
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI1A Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 1A
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI1B Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 1B
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI20B Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 20B
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI21A Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 21A
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI22A Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 22A
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI22B Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 22B
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI23 Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 23
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI24A Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 24A
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI28 Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 28
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI2B Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 2B
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI3A Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 3A
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI4A Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 4A
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI5 Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 5
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI6 Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 6
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI7B Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 7B
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI8C Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 8C
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMI9C Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 9C
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMINO Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): not specified
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMIUN Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): unknown
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMK1 Mode of Action (HRAC-Group): K1
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMK2 Mode of Action (HRAC-Group): K2
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMK3 Mode of Action (HRAC-Group): K3
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WML Mode of Action (HRAC-Group): L
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMM Mode of Action (HRAC-Group): M
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMN Mode of Action (HRAC-Group): N
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMO Mode of Action (HRAC-Group): O
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMP Mode of Action (HRAC-Group): P
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WMZ Mode of Action (HRAC-Group): Z
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP681 The product may only be applied to areas for permanent pasture usage or
following the last cut. Cuttings (grass, silage or hay) must not be used in the
same year following treatment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP682 Feed (grass, silage or hay) which originates from areas treated with the
product, and also slurry, liquid manure, dung or compost from animals whose
feed originates from treated areas may only be used internally on the farm.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP683 Slurry, liquid manure, dung or compost from animals whose feed (grass, silage
or hay) originates from areas treated with the product may only be applied to
grassland, cereals or maize. Damage cannot be excluded for any other crops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP684 Fermentation remains from biogas plants which are run on cuttings (grass,
silage or hay), slurry, liquid manure, dung or compost from animals, which
originate from areas treated with the product, may only be applied to grassland,
cereals or maize.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP685 Damage to succeeding crops is possible when breaking the field in the year
following application. Replant only cereals, fodder grass or maize when
breaking the field in the year following treatment. Do not replant potatoes,
tomatoes, leguminous plants or field vegetable species within 18 months
following treatment.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP701 No more than 2 applications per year on the same area due to active
substance-specific reasons
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP702 No more than 2 applications on each culture variety due to active substancespecific
reasons.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP704 Observe the sensitivity of the maize cultivar.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP705 Observe the sensitivity of the wheat cultivar.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP706 Damage is possible to replanted winter rape and replanted winter barley.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP707 Damage is possible to replanted winter rape.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP708 Damage is possible to replanted sunflowers.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP709 Damage is possible to replanted fodder- and sugar beet.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP710 Damage is possible to replanted dicotyledonous intermediate crops and winter
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rape.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP711 Damage is possible to replanted dicotyledonous intermediate crops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP712 Damage is possible to replanted dicotyledonous intermediate crops, winter
rape and vegetable crops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP713 Damage is possible to replanted dicotyledonous crops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP714 No application in stands for seed production.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP720 Do not replant dicotyledonous intermediate crops or winter rape.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP721 Do not replant carrots, parsley and other umbellifers.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP722 Do not replant bulbous plants.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP723 Do not replant dicotyledonous intermediate crops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP724 Do not replant intermediate crops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP725 Only winter wheat may be used for crop rotation.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP726 Do not replant winter rye and triticale.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP7261 Do not replant winter barley.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP727 Do not replant sugar beet and sunflowers.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP728 Do not replant sugar beet two years in a row.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP729 Do not replant beets, horse beans and peas.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP730 Application immediately, at the latest 5 days after sowing or planting.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP732 Damage may be caused to crops by the sun after application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP733 Damage is possible to the crop, including yield reduction.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP734 Damage is possible to the crop.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP735 To avoid damage to green plants from dipping, air humidity in the stand must
be high. Therefore, sprinkle treated plants several times for about 7 days after
planting them outdoors - according to weather conditions.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP736 Damage may be caused to heavy-seeded tree species (e.g.. oak, beech) after
emergence.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP7371 Russetting is possible on sensitive plants.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP738 Leaf deformation possible.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP739 Not to be applied to light or permeable soils or soils poor in humus content, nor
soils with a tendency to stagnant moisture.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP740 Take care of adjacent crops, since damage is possible.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP741 Damage possible to pines.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP742 For use after the crop has finished growing completely, i.e. when buds are
woody and brown, otherwise damage is possible to the crop.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP743 For inter-row spraying treatment with shielding. Green parts of the crops (e.g.
not woody plant parts and foliage organs) must not come into contact either
directly or indirectly with the plant spray, otherwise damage is possible to the
crop.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP744 Damage possible to adjacent woody plants.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP745 Damage possible to roses.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP746 Damage possible to blossom.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP747 Depending on the crop, cultivar and cultural method, damage cannot be
excluded to the crop to be treated. Therefore, crop tolerance must be tested
under typical working conditions before the product is used.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP751 Russetting is possible on the surface of berries.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP752 The following safety measures must be observed for applications in viticulture:
1. Do not spray any green vine parts. 2. Do not spray the product at high
pressure and with fine nozzles. 3. Do not apply at temperatures above 30 °C
and if it is windy.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP760 Use only for species and/or varieties with the additional description "Liberty
Link".
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP761 Use only for species and/or varieties with the additional description "Roundup
Ready".
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP762 Use only for species and/or varieties with the additional description
"Cycloxydim-resistant".
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP763 Use only for varieties with the additional description imazamox-resistant or
Clearfield.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP765 In case different crops are to be stored after apples, the room must be aerated
for 48 hours.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP766 No winter barley as succeeding crop.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP772 Application at temperatures above 25 °C and an insufficiently developed wax
layer (e.g. after prolonged rainfall) can cause damage to leaves.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP773 Application at temperatures above 25 °C can - particularly straight after
prolonged rainfall and with reduced water volume - lead to scorching of leaves.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP774 If possible, no application at temperatures above 25 °C and on an insufficiently
developed wax layer (e.g. after prolonged rainfall) or with a water volume of
less than 400 l/ha.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP775 Under disadvantageous weather conditions, damage is possible to succeeding
crops, in particular winter cereals.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP776 Yield reduction possible in spring hops.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP777 Yield reduction possible in oats.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP778 Yield reduction possible in rye.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP779 Yield reduction possible in triticale.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP795 Damage possible to winter cereals due to increased frost sensitivity.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP796 In order to avoid damage typical conditions for use for certain varieties must be
included in the instructions for use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WP876 For use on pines spray with at least 600 l water per ha. Damage possible.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW700 No more than 2 applications in total within one growing season if the product is
used for other rape diseases.
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74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW701 No more than 2 applications in total within one growing season if the product is
used for other vine diseases.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW702 No more than 2 applications in total if the product is applied against other
pathogens on the same crop.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW703 In addition, the product can be used for normal weed control.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW704 Regional resistance to this product was proved to exist. Application in such
regions or on such areas only within the framework of a suitable resistance
management.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW7041 Resistance to this active substance, or an active substance contained in this
product, was proved to exist. Application only within the framework of a suitable
resistance management.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW705 There was regional evidence of a reduction in efficacy towards the active
substance group containing the ergosterol-biosynthesis-blockers.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW706 Resistance towards carbendazim and other benzimidazoles (benomyl,
thiophanate-methyl) is possible, and consequently also a reduction in
effectivity.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW707 The formation of regional resistance towards pyrethroids is possible, which
leads to diminished control success.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW708 Repeated applications of the product, or products of the same active substance
group, may result or have resulted in a reduction of effectivity.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW709 Repeated applications of the product, or products of the same active substance
group, may result or have resulted in a reduction of effectivity. To prevent
resistance, the product should be applied alternately with products from other
active substance groups.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW7091 Repeated applications of the product, or products of the same active substance
group, or those with cross-resistance, may result or have resulted in a
reduction of efficacy. To prevent resistance, the product should if possible be
applied alternately with products from other active substance groups with no
cross-resistance. If in doubt, consult extension services.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW710 Only for reducing competition amongst weeds.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW711 If the packaging has been opened, reduced efficacy must be expected.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW712 Satisfactory efficacy cannot be assured in every case when used for flour
beetles.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW713 Reduced efficacy must be expected if the product is used on surfaces which
produce an alkaline reaction (e.g. lime, cement).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW714 Do not apply if it is raining or at temperatures under +5 °C.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW715 Do not apply under +5 °C.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW716 Do not apply if it is raining or at temperatures under +0 °C.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW717 Repeated applications can lead to a reduction in effectivity.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW718 The efficacy of the product is based on dehydration in slugs. If the loss of body
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fluids is compensated shortly afterwards, e.g. through rain, the control success
may be diminished.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW719 Reduction in effiacacy is possible when used against viruses which belong to
the group of Tobamo viruses.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW720 Transmission of the Y-virus is not always prevented to a sufficient degree.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW721 Under disadvantageous growth conditions for the plant, the product's efficacy
may be limited.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW722 Other root pathogens may occur which are not stated for this field of
application, and which cannot be controlled with the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW728 Use against hibernating insects has the effect of reducing infestation by lichen
and moss species.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW729 A continuous spray sequence against powdery mildew has the effect of
reducing infestation by rot and rust in roses.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW730 The product has no sustainable effect.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW731 Effective up to 60 days after seeding.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW732 Duration of effectiveness is limited; greening possible again in autumn.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW733 Partial efficacy on sprouting weeds.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW734 The food poison bait causes a maximum of 60 % mortality in water voles
(Arvicola terrestris).
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW735 The product is not suitable for killing (extinction) vole populations.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW742 The product has no sustainable effect in perennial weeds.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW744 No eradication! Only for reducing the population in combination with the
replanting of correspondingly resistant potatoes.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW746 When used for spider mites, it may be necessary to repeat application after 14
days.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW747 It may be necessary to repeat applications against spider mites once every 7
days.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW748 It may be necessary to repeat applications against white flies once every 7
days.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW749 The product is only effective when used for spider mite eggs, larvae and
nymphs. Therefore, in the presence of sexually mature adult mites, it does not
achieve its full efficacy until 14 days after application.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW750 The maximum number of applications is limited due to active substancespecific
reasons. Sufficient control is therefore not expected in all cases. If
necessary, use products containing other active substances afterwards or
alternately.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW7501 The maximum number of applications is limited due to active substancespecific
reasons. Sufficient control is therefore not expected in all cases. If
necessary, use products containing other active substances afterwards or
alternately, which do not belong to the group of triazoles. When selecting the
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product, the official Plant Protection Service should be consulted if necessary.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW7502 The maximum number of applications is limited due to active substancespecific
reasons. Sufficient control is therefore not expected in all cases. If
necessary, use products containing other active substances afterwards or
alternately, which do not belong to the group of triazoles. When selecting the
product, the official Plant Protection Service should be consulted if necessary.
When using particular types of equipment which have been published by the
Federal Biological Research Centre for Agriculture and Forestry (BBA) in the
Federal Gazette under the heading 'Tested and suitable equipment for the
recovery of plant protection products which have not been adsorbed (recycling
equipment)', four applications of the product are allowed within one growth
period.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW7503 The maximum number of applications is limited due to active substancespecific
reasons. Sufficient control is therefore not expected in all cases. If
necessary, use products afterwards or alternately which do not contain the
active substance prochloraz.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW7504 The maximum number of applications is limited due to active substancespecific
reasons. Sufficient control is therefore not expected in all cases. If
necessary, use products afterwards or alternately which do not contain the
active substances fentin acetate or fentin hydroxide.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW7505 The maximum number of applications is limited due to active substancespecific
reasons. Sufficient control is therefore not expected in all cases. If
necessary, use products afterwards or alternately which do not contain the
active substances metalaxyl or metalaxyl-M.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW751 Use of the product after heading is not always sufficient for an effective control.
Use other authorised products for infestation occuring at an earlier stage.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW752 Use of the product up to the plant stage stated is not always sufficient for an
effective control. If necessary, use a different authorised product for infestation
occuring at a later stage.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW753 To assure satisfactory control, a waiting period of 3 weeks must be kept before
the next use.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW754 The maximum number of 5 applications necessary for satisfactory efficacy,
according to infestation, is limited due to active substance-specific reasons.
Therefore, sufficient control is not always to be expected. If necessary, use
products afterwards or alternately which do not contain the active substance
metalaxyl.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW755 The maximum number of 5 applications necessary for satisfactory efficacy,
depending on infestation, is limited due to active substance-specific reasons.
Therefore, sufficient control is not always to be expected. If necessary, use
products afterwards or alternately which do not contain the active substance
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lambda-cyhalothrin.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW756 Application only in ornamentals with a maximum growing height of 50 cm.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW760 Restricted efficacy possible.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW761 Regional reductions in efficacy were proved to exist.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW762 Due to resistance management, do not apply the product (including other
products with the same active substance, with an active substance from the
same active substance group or with a cross-resistant active substance) more
often than is stated in the instructions for use. If in doubt, consult extension
services.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW763 Formation of resistance to phenylamides and thus reduced action possible.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW764 In order to prevent resistance, alternate with other products from different
active substance groups.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW765 In different regions in Germany resistances against pyrethroids of the pollen
beetle appeared. The product has to be applied only within the scope of an
appropriate resistance management alternately with products from other active
substance groups with no cross-resistance. If in doubt, consult extension
services.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW780 The product is only effective on those harmful organisms reached directly by
the product.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW781 The product is only effective on young, migratory larvae.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW831 Use only in areas at risk from snow mould, where snow cover is expected for a
longer period of time.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW864 The product is not suitable for killing the pests. Use is only justifiable if the
repelled voles can be tolerated on the adjacent areas (neighbouring land). Remigration
must be expected.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW865 The product is not suitable for killing the pests. Use is only justifiable if the
repelled moles can be tolerated on the adjacent areas (neighbouring land). Remigration
must be expected.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW880 Apply with suitable dosing apparatus and a constant cereal flow.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW881 Maximum bulk height of the expeller 3 m.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW882 There must be a space of at least 0.5 m above the expeller.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW883 Use in conjunction with catalyst bags with a cereal temperature of between +2
°C and +10 °C.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW884 The soil must be at least +8 °C at 15-20 cm deep for autumn applications.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW885 The soil must be at least 8 °C at 15-20 cm deep for autumn applications.
74 Labelling texts and restrictions WW886 The maximum application rate for metalaxyl of 400 g per hectare and year
must not be exceeded.
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A1001 only treat spring spinach if spinach is cultivated as an aftercrop
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
A1002 do not treat sandy soils poor in humus nor highly absorbent soils
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concerning application
A1003 if organic matter exceeds 10% efficacy could be impaired
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concerning application
A1012 up to 2 % organic matter
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A10124 2-4 % organic matter
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A10125 2-5 % organic matter
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A1013 up to 3 % organic matter
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A10145 4-5 % organic matter
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A1015 up to 5 % organic matter
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A1024 from 4 % organic matter
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A1103 for log deck treatment (long logs and shortwood) up to 2 m height
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A1105 effective period up to a maximum of 24 weeks
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concerning application
A1201 storage temperature 0.5 to 3.5 °C; maximum temperature 9 °C
75 Additional text and useful information
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A1202 storage temperature 2.5 to 3.5 °C; maximum temperature 9 °C
75 Additional text and useful information
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A1502 soils with more than 2 % organic matter
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concerning application
A1630 on light soils
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concerning application
A1650 on light or medium soils
75 Additional text and useful information
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A1670 on medium soils
75 Additional text and useful information
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A1710 on medium or heavy soils
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concerning application
A1760 on heavy or humous soils
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
A1770 on particularly heavy soils, e.g. marshy soils
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA number of applications
75 Additional text and useful information
AA001 in conjunction with previous applications against apple mildew and scurf a
concerning application
maximum total of 15 treatments
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA002 place some more bait if infestation is high
75 Additional text and useful information
AA0032 in crops which are cut several times, a maximum of 2 treatments per growth,
concerning application
no more than 4 treatments in the crop
75 Additional text and useful information
AA0033 for treatments with lower doses (reduced efficacy, e.g. in organic farming) the
concerning application
maximum number of treatments can be increased as long as the specified total
application rate is not exceeded per crop and year
75 Additional text and useful information
AA0034 a maximum of 2 blocks of 3 treatments, a maximum of 60 % of treatments with
concerning application
this product per growth period
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA0042 no more than 2 treatments per year in this crop
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA0043 no more than 3 treatments per year in this crop
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA0044 no more than 4 treatments per year in this crop
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA0046 no more than 6 treatments per year in this crop
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concerning application
AA005 it may be necessary to repeat the treatment if moth flight is quite long
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AA0051 a maximum of 1 treatment each time
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concerning application
AA0052 a maximum of 2 treatment each time
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AA0053 no more than 3 treatments for time 1
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AA006 no more than 3 treatments before harvesting
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AA012 2 treatments are required to achieve satisfactory efficacy
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AA015 1 treatment in 4 years
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AA0151 only 1 treatment after BBCH 51
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AA0152 only 1 treatment in 4 years on the same area
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AA0153 treatment on the same area only once every 2 years
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concerning application
AA0161 only 1 treatment after blossom
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AA0162 no more than 2 treatments after flowering
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AA017 2 treatments each time within 7 days
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concerning application
AA0170 treatments must be at least 1 day apart
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA0171 treatments must be at least 7 days apart
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA0172 treatments must be at least 10 days apart
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA0173 treatments must be at least 14 days apart
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA0174 treatments must be at least 42 days apart
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA0175 treatments must be at least 28 days apart
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA0176 treatments must be at least 2 month apart
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA0177 treatments must be at least 2 days apart
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA0178 treatments must be at least 4 weeks apart
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA0179 treatments must be at least 7 to 14 days apart
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA018 no more than 1 treatment per year on the same area
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA0180 treatments must be at least 10 to 14 days apart
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA0182 treatments must be at least 12 days apart
75 Additional text and useful information
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AA0183 treatments must be at least 3 days apart
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AA0184 treatments must be at least 5 days apart
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA0185 treatments must be at least 21 days apart
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA0187 treatments must be at least 6 days apart
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA0188 treatments must be at least 8 days apart
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA022 interval between 1st and 2nd treatment 2 weeks
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA028 interval between 2nd and 3rd treatment 8 weeks
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA030 splitting 3 days apart if the crop is very dense
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AA041 occasional treatment by the same operator
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concerning application
AA042 frequent treatment by the same operator
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AB supplements regarding area of use
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AB0001 in the store-house
75 Additional text and useful information
AB001 also in rooms used by the food industry for storing and processing plant
concerning application
products
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AB0015 also applicable in tree nurseries
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AB002 this includes store-rooms used by the food industry and on farms
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AB003 adequately gas-tight with solid ceilings and floors
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AB004 long-term storage (up to 10 years)
75 Additional text and useful information
AB006 satisfactory gas-tightness (e.g. under gas-tight sheeting; pressure test
concerning application
recommended)
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AB007 gas-tight rooms and under gas-tight canvas
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AB008 under canvas
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AB010 places at risk from erosion
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concerning application
AB011 nutrient film technique and rock-wool crops
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AB0111 cultivation on soil or rock-wool
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AB012 transplant beds
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AB013 blocks of trees
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AB0141 prevention of seed formation
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AB015 soil substrate under gas-tight canvas on sufficiently gas-tight solid floors
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AB016 soil substrate in sufficiently gas-tight rooms with solid ceilings and floors
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AB017 if contamination of existing soil can be excluded
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AB018 no-yield stands
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AB020 after cleaning thoroughly
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AB030 forced air-mixing is necessary for high bulk densities
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AB031 make sure that storage space is adequately sealed
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK application rate of combination partners
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK001 treatment with ammonium sulphate (NH4)2SO4 (1 kg / 100 l treatment liquid)
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK002 treatment with 1.5 l/ha formulant SCH 90220 Z
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK003 treatment with 3 l/ha formulant SCH 90220 Z
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK004 treatment with 200-300 ml adhesive liquid / 100 kg seeds
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK005 treatment with 600 ml of a 2 % adhesive liquid / 100 kg seeds
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK006 treatment with 0.5 l/ha formulant DPX-YH012
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK0062 treatment with 0.5 l/ha formulant DPX-KG691
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75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK009 treatment with formulant DPX-KG691 (timing 1: 0.18 l/ha, timing 2: 0.12 l/ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK010 treatment with 0.25 l/ha formulant Extravon
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK0113 treatment with 1 l/ha formulant STE 24300Z
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK012 treatment with 0.25 l/ha formulant DPX-KG691 each time
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK014 treatment with formulant DPX-KG691 (timing 1: 0.225 l/ha, timing 2: 0.150 l/ha
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK015 treatment with 0.3 l/ha formulant DPX-KG691
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK016 treatment with 1 l/ha formulant Altplus 463
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK017 treatment with 2 l/ha formulant Altplus 463
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK018 treatment with 4 l/ha formulant
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK0191 treatment with 0,15 l/ha formulant
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK020 treatment with ammonium sulphate (NH4)2SO4 (15 kg / 100 l treatment liquid)
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK021 treatment with 10 kg ammonium sulphate (NH4)2SO4
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK022 treatment with ammonium nitrate NH4NO3 (15 kg /100 kg treatment liquid)
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK023 treatment with 1 l/ha Rako-Binol
75 Additional text and useful information
AK025 treatment with ammonium nitrate urea solution NH4NO3 + CO(NH2)2 (15 l /
concerning application
100 l treatment liquid)
75 Additional text and useful information
AK026 treatment with ammonium nitrate urea solution NH4NO3 + CO(NH2)2 (33.3 l /
concerning application
100 l treatment liquid)
75 Additional text and useful information
AK030 treatment with 187.5 l/ha ammonium nitrate urea solution NH4NO3 +
concerning application
CO(NH2)2) + 0.5 l/ha Oleo FC
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK05100 in combination with 0526-00 Para-Sommer (1 l/ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK05150 in combination with 0526-00 Para-Sommer (1,5 l/ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK05200 in combination with 0526-00 Para-Sommer (2 l/ha)
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concerning application
AK06125 in combination with 4867-00 Citowett-Neu (1.25 l/ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK07100 in combination with 5008-00 Dash E.C. (1 l/ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AK08018 in combination with 4873-00 DU PONT TREND (timing 1: 0.18 l/ha, timing 2:
concerning application
0.12 l/ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK08030 in combination with 4873-00 DU PONT TREND ( 0.3 l/ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AK09015 in combination with 4803-00 Spectrum (timing 1: 0.15 l/ha, timing 2: 0.30 l/ha,
concerning application
timing 3: 0.45 l/ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AK09050 treatment if plant height is below 50 cm: 0.075 l/ha formulant, 50 to 125 cm
concerning application
plant height: 0.113 l/ha formulant, if height exceeds 125 cm: 0.15 l/ha formulant
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK10097 as adjuvant for 5068-00 COMBICOAT Sticker Blau instant (9.7 g/kg)
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK11090 as adjuvant for 5068-00 COMBICOAT Sticker Rot instant (90 g per unit seeds)
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK20135 autumn application in connection with 1.35 l/ha surfactant
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK2018 spring application in connection with 1.8 l/ha surfactant
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK2203 in connection with 0.3 l/ha surfactant
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK2206 in connection with 0.6 l/ha surfactant
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK2208 in connection with 0.8 l/ha surfactant
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK2210 in connection with 1,0 l/ha surfactant
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK22135 in connection with 1.35 l/ha surfactant
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK2215 in connection with 1,5 l/ha surfactant
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AK2218 in connection with 1,8 l/ha surfactant
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AP specifications concerning application rate
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AP00003 maximum spray concentration 0,3 %
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AP00005 maximum spray concentration 0,5 %
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concerning application
AP00006 maximum spray concentration 0,6 %
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AP00020 application rate depending on the growth stage of the plant
75 Additional text and useful information
AP00033 maximum application rate 33 g/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 6.0 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP00040 maximum application rate 40 g/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 4.0 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP00050 maximum application rate 50 g/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 5.0 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP00240 maximum application rate 240 g/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 8.0 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP00290 maximum application rate 90 g/ha (eqivalent to a maximum of 2.5 seed units
concerning application
per ha; 1 unit includes 50.000 grains)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP00300 maximum application rate 0.3 kg/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 25 dt seed
concerning application
potatoes per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP00501 maximum application rate 5 kg/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 25 dt seed
concerning application
stock per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP00510 maximum application rate 0.56 l/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 28 dt seed
concerning application
stock per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01005 maximum application rate 5 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 0.6 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha and 100 000 grains respectively)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01007 maximum application rate 7 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 0.7 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01012 maximum application rate 12.5 ml/ha (eqivalent to a maximum of 2.5 seed units
concerning application
per ha; 1 unit includes 50.000 grains)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01018 maximum application rate 18.75 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.875 kg
concerning application
seeds per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01026 maximum application rate 26.7 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 8 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01029 maximum application rate 29 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 5 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01030 maximum application rate 30 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 10 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01036 maximum application rate 36 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 12 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01050 maximum application rate 50 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01060 maximum application rate 60 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 6 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha)
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AP01062 maximum application rate 62.5 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 5.0 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01083 maximum application rate 83,5 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 5.0 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01085 maximum application rate 85 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.7 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01096 maximum application rate 96 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.6 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01100 maximum application rate 100 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 5.0 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01101 maximum application rate 100 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 33 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01108 maximum application rate 108 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.8 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01120 maximum application rate 120 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 8 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01125 maximum application rate 125 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 5.0 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01130 maximum application rate 130 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.3 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01144 maximum application rate 144 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.8 dt seeds
concerning application
per)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01170 maximum application rate 170 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.7 dt seeds
concerning application
per)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01180 maximum application rate 180 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 180 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP011801 maximum application rate 180 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.8 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01192 maximum application rate 192 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.6 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01208 maximum application rate 208.8 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.8 dt
concerning application
seeds per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01240 maximum application rate 240 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.6 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01255 maximum application rate 255 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1,7 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01270 maximum application rate 270 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.8 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01278 maximum application rate 278.8 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.4 dt
concerning application
seeds per ha)
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AP01280 maximum application rate 280 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.4 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01288 maximum application rate 288 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.8 dt seeds
concerning application
per)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01320 maximum application rate 320 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.6 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01340 maximum application rate 340 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.7 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01350 maximum application rate 350 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 5.0 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01360 maximum application rate 360 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.8 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01384 maximum application rate 384 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.4 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01400 maximum application rate 400 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.6 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01402 maximum application rate 400 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01440 maximum application rate 440 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 220 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01450 maximum application rate 450 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.25 dt
concerning application
seeds per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP014501 maximum application rate 450 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.8 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01480 maximum application rate 480 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.4 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01500 maximum application rate 500 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 10 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP015001 maximum application rate 500 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.7 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01540 maximum application rate 540 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.8 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01600 maximum application rate 600 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.5 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01601 maximum application rate 600 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.0 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP01602 maximum application rate 600 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.4 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
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AP01625 maximum application rate 625 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.5 dt seeds
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AP01640 maximum application rate 640 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.6 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
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AP01720 maximum application rate 720 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.8 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
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AP01750 maximum application rate 750 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.5 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
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AP01800 maximum application rate 800 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.0 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
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AP01810 maximum application rate 810 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.8 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
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AP01900 maximum application rate 900 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.8 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
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AP01960 maximum application rate 960 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 3.2 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
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AP01961 maximum application rate 960 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 40 kg seeds
concerning application
per ha)
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AP01999 maximum application rate 1200 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 3.0 dt
concerning application
seeds per ha)
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concerning application
AP02000 maximum application rate 2000 pieces/ha
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AP02004 maximum application rate 1.875 l/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.5 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
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AP02005 maximum application rate 1500 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 25 dt seed
concerning application
stock per ha)
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AP02006 maximum application rate 1.5 l/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 25 dt seed
concerning application
potatoes per ha)
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AP02007 maximum application rate 1.5 l/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.0 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
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AP02008 maximum application rate 2.0 l/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.0 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
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AP02009 maximum application rate 1.2 l/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.4 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
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AP02011 maximum application rate 1.5 l/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 25 dt seed
concerning application
stock per ha)
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AP02012 maximum application rate 2.0 l/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 25 dt seed
concerning application
stock per ha)
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AP02013 maximum application rate 3.0 l/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 50 dt seed
concerning application
stock per ha)
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AP02014 maximum application rate 4.0 l/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 50 dt seed
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stock per ha)
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AP02090 maximum application rate 90 g/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.5 seed units
concerning application
per ha)
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AP02112 maximum application rate 112 g/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.3 seed units
concerning application
per ha)
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AP02114 maximum application rate 114.4 g/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.1 seed
concerning application
units per ha)
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AP02115 maximum application rate 114.3 g/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1 seed units
concerning application
per ha)
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AP02129 maximum application rate 129 g /ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2 seed units
concerning application
per ha;1 unit includes 250 000 seeds)
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AP02169 maximum application rate 169 g/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.3 seed units
concerning application
per ha)
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AP02180 maximum application rate 180 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.8 seed
concerning application
units per ha)
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AP02181 maximum application rate 180 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.1 seed
concerning application
units per ha)
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AP02192 maximum application rate 192 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.4 dt seeds
concerning application
per ha)
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AP02200 maximum application rate 200 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1,7 Mio.
concerning application
seeds per ha)
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AP02208 maximum application rate 208 g/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 200 000
concerning application
grains per ha)
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AP02210 maximum application rate 210.6 g/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 0.9 seed
concerning application
units per ha)
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AP02211 maximum application rate 210.6 g/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 90 000
concerning application
grains per ha)
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AP02229 maximum application rate 229 g/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 8 seed units
concerning application
per ha)
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AP02257 maximum application rate 257 g/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 4 seed units
concerning application
per ha)
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AP02260 maximum application rate 260 g/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2 seed units
concerning application
per ha)
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AP02261 maximum application rate 261 g/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 9 seed units
concerning application
per ha)
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AP02500 maximum application rate 500 g/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.5 dt seed
concerning application
stock per ha)
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AP02560 maximum application rate 560 g/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2,8 dt seed
concerning application
stock per ha)
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AP03013 maximum application rate 13.5 ml /ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.7 seed
concerning application
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AP03015 maximum application rate 15 ml /ha (equivalent to a maximum of 5 seed units
concerning application
per ha;1 unit includes 250 000 grains)
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AP03020 maximum application rate 20 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.3 seed units
concerning application
per ha; 1 unit includes 100 000 grains)
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AP03030 maximum application rate 30 ml /ha (equivalent to a maximum of 10 seed units
concerning application
per ha;1 unit includes 250 000 grains)
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AP03031 maximum application rate 31.25 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.5 seed
concerning application
units per ha)
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AP03068 maximum application rate 68,4 g/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 0,6 seed
concerning application
units per ha)
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AP03078 maximum application rate 78 ml/ha (= 15.6 g ai/ha) equivalent to a maximum of
concerning application
1.3 seed units per ha
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AP03080 maximum application rate 80 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 0.6 seed units
concerning application
per ha)
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AP03083 maximum application rate 83.6 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2 seed units
concerning application
per ha)
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AP03090 maximum application rate 90 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.5 seed units
concerning application
per ha)
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AP030903 maximum application rate 90 ml /ha (equivalent to a maximum of 3 seed units
concerning application
per ha;1 unit includes 1 million grains)
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AP03112 maximum application rate 112.5 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.5 seed
concerning application
units per ha)
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AP03115 maximum application rate 115 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.5 seed
concerning application
units per ha; 1 unit includes 50 000 grains)
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AP03120 maximum application rate 120 ml /ha (equivalent to a maximum of 3 seed units
concerning application
per ha;1 unit includes 1 million grains)
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AP03130 maximum application rate 130 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.3 seed
concerning application
units per ha)
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AP03131 maximum application rate 130 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2 seed units
concerning application
per ha)
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AP03132 maximum application rate 132 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.2 seed
concerning application
units per ha)
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AP03137 maximum application rate 137.5 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.2 seed
concerning application
units per ha)
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AP03150 maximum application rate 150 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2 seed units
concerning application
per ha)
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AP03151 maximum application rate 150 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2,5 seed
concerning application
units per ha)
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AP03195 maximum application rate 195 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.3 seed
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AP03198 maximum application rate 198 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2.2 seed
concerning application
units per ha)
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AP03208 maximum application rate 208 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2 seed units
concerning application
per ha)
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AP03250 maximum application rate 250 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2 seed units
concerning application
per ha)
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AP03267 maximum application rate 267 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 8 seed units
concerning application
per ha)
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AP03270 maximum application rate 270 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2 seed units
concerning application
per ha)
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AP03292 maximum application rate 292.5 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 1.3 seed
concerning application
units per ha)
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AP03300 maximum application rate 300 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 2 seed units
concerning application
per ha)
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AP03301 maximum application rate 300 ml/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 4 seed units
concerning application
per ha)
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AP03302 maximum application rate 30 kg/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 30 000 plants
concerning application
per ha)
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AP03350 maximum application rate 350 ml /ha (equivalent to a maximum of 3,5 seed
concerning application
units per ha;1 unit includes 100 000 grains)
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AP03700 maximum application rate 700 ml /ha (equivalent to a maximum of 7 seed units
concerning application
per ha;1 unit includes 1 million grains)
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concerning application
AP04001 maximum application rate 150 g/ha
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concerning application
AP04002 maximum application rate 200 g/ha
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concerning application
AP04008 maximum application rate 800 g/ha
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concerning application
AP04015 maximum application rate 1.5 kg/ha
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concerning application
AP04045 maximum application rate 45 g/ha per year
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concerning application
AP04050 maximum application rate 5 kg/ha
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concerning application
AP04053 maximum application rate 5.3 kg/ha
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AP04054 maximum application rate 5.4 kg/ha
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AP0409% maximum application rate 0.95 kg/ha
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AP04095 maximum application rate 0.95 kg/ha
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concerning application
AP04120 maximum application rate 12 kg/ha per year
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concerning application
AP04200 maximum application rate 20 kg/ha per year
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concerning application
AP04250 maximum application rate 25 kg/ha per year
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concerning application
AP04252 maximum application rate 252 g/ha
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concerning application
AP04300 maximum application rate 30 kg/ha and per m crown height
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concerning application
AP04500 maximum application rate 50 kg/ha per year
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concerning application
AP04800 maximum application rate 80 kg/ha per year
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concerning application
AP0495 maximum application rate 0.95 kg/ha
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AP05072 maximum application rate 72 ml/t harvested produce during entire period of
concerning application
storage
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AP05085 maximum application rate 85 ml/t harvested produce during entire period of
concerning application
storage (2. - 8. treatment)
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concerning application
AP05090 maximum application rate 90 ml/ha
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concerning application
AP05108 maximum application rate 108 ml/ha
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AP05120 maximum application rate 120 ml/t harvested produce during entire period of
concerning application
storage
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concerning application
AP05170 maximum application rate 170 ml/ha
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concerning application
AP05192 maximum application rate 192 ml/ha
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concerning application
AP05240 maximum application rate 240 ml/ha
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concerning application
AP05270 maximum application rate 270 ml/ha
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concerning application
AP05288 maximum application rate 288 ml/ha
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AP05320 maximum application rate 320 ml/ha
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AP05340 maximum application rate 340 ml/ha
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concerning application
AP05360 maximum application rate 360 ml/ha
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concerning application
AP05384 maximum application rate 384 ml/ha
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concerning application
AP05392 maximum application rate 392 ml/ha
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concerning application
AP05450 maximum application rate 450 ml/ha
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concerning application
AP05480 maximum application rate 480 ml/ha
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concerning application
AP05540 maximum application rate 540 ml/ha
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concerning application
AP05720 maximum application rate 720 ml/ha
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concerning application
AP05750 maximum application rate 750 ml/ha
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concerning application
AP05900 maximum application rate 900 ml/ha
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AP06010 maximum application rate 10 L/ha (equivalent to a maximum of 3600 g a.s. per
concerning application
ha)
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concerning application
AP07001 maximum application rate 1 ml/m²
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concerning application
AP07002 maximum application rate 200 ml/m² per treatment
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concerning application
AP07003 maximum application rate 0.3 l/ha per treatment
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concerning application
AP07008 maximum application rate 0.8 ml/m²
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concerning application
AP07010 maximum application rate 1 l/ha
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concerning application
AP07011 maximum application rate 100 ml/m² per treatment
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concerning application
AP07015 maximum application rate 1.5 l/ha
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AP07020 maximum of 2 l/m²
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AP07021 maximum application rate 2 l/ha per treatment
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AP07022 maximum application rate 20 ml/m²
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concerning application
AP07025 maximum application rate 2.5 l/ha
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concerning application
AP07030 maximum application rate 3 l/ha
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concerning application
AP07040 maximum application rate 4 l/ha
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concerning application
AP07050 max. 50 m² netting/individual tree
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concerning application
AP07075 maximum application rate per growing season 7.5 l/ha
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concerning application
AP07080 maximum application rate 8 l/ha
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concerning application
AP07100 maximum application rate 10 l/ha
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concerning application
AP07101 max. 100 m² netting/shortwood deck
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concerning application
AP07110 maximum application rate for the intented crop per year 10 l/ha
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concerning application
AP07200 maximum application rate 2 l/ha
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concerning application
AP07201 max. 200 m² netting/longwood deck
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concerning application
AP07205 maximum application rate 0.53 g/m²
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concerning application
AP07501 maximum application rate for the intented crop per year 2 l/ha
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concerning application
AP07504 maximum application rate for the intented crop per year 4 l/ha
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concerning application
AP07505 maximum application rate for the intented crop per year 5 l/ha
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concerning application
AP07506 maximum application rate for the intented crop per year 6 l/ha
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concerning application
AP07507 maximum application rate for the intented crop per year 7.5 l/ha
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AP07600 maximum application rate 0,6 l/ha
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AP07840 maximum application rate 0.84 l/ha
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AP08003 maximum application rate for the intended crop per year 30 g/ha
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concerning application
AP08004 maximum application rate for the crop per year 3 l/ha
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concerning application
AP08005 maximum application rate for the crop per year 5 l/ha
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concerning application
AP08006 maximum application rate 0.6 kg/ha per treatment
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concerning application
AP08008 maximum application rate for the crop per year 8 l/ha
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concerning application
AP08020 maximum application rate for the intended crop per year 200 ml/m²
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concerning application
AP08030 maximum application rate for the crop per year 3 kg/ha
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concerning application
AP08035 maximum application rate for the crop per year 3.5 l/ha
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concerning application
AP08040 maximum application rate for the crop per year 4 kg/ha
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concerning application
AP08050 maximum application rate for the intended crop per year 0.5 l/ha
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concerning application
AP08053 maximum application rate for the crop per year 5.3 kg/ha
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concerning application
AP08055 maximum application rate for the intended crop per year 2,2 l/ha
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concerning application
AP08059 maximum application rate for the intended crop per year: 5 kg/ha
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concerning application
AP08060 maximum application rate for the intended crop per year: 6 kg/ha
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concerning application
AP08067 maximum application rate for the intended crop per year 6.7 kg/ha
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concerning application
AP08072 maximum application rate for the intended crop per year 720 ml/m²
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concerning application
AP08100 maximum application rate for the intended crop per year: 10 kg/ha
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concerning application
AP08106 maximum application rate for the intended crop per year 10.6 kg/ha
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AP08202 maximum application rate for treatment: 2 treatments with up to 2.5 kg/ha each
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AP08203 maximum application rate for treatment: 2 treatments with up to 3 kg/ha each
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AP08206 maximum application rate for treatment: 2 treatments with up to 700 g/ha each
(equivalent to 2 treatments with 14 grains per plant cane for a maximum of
4500 vines per ha)
AP08207 maximum application rate for treatment: 2 treatments with up to 810 g/ha each
(equivalent to 2 treatments with 6 grains per plant cane for a maximum of 4500
vines per ha)
AP08670 Altogether it is not allowed to use more then 6,7 kg Funguran on the same field
per hectar and year.
AP09001 maximum application rate for the intented crop per year 1.2 to 440 g/ha
AP09003 maximum application rate for the intented crop per year 2.8 to 68 g/ha
AP09009 maximum application rate for the intented crop per year 9 to 15 g/ha
AP09012 maximum application rate for the intented crop per year 12 to 20 g/ha
AP09013 maximum application rate for the intented crop per year 12 to 32 g/ha
AP09030 maximum application rate for the intented crop per year 30 to 90 g/ha
AP09060 maximum application rate for the intented crop per year 60 to 160 g/ha
AP09061 maximum application rate for the intented crop per year 60 g/ha
AP09200 maximum application rate for the intented crop per year 200 g/ha
AP09280 maximum application rate for the intented crop per year 280 to 640 g/ha
AP09320 maximum application rate for the intented crop per year 30 to 90 g/ha
AP10002 per growing season a maximum of 2.5 kg/ha product
AP10008 per growing season a maximum of 8.0 kg/ha product
AP10014 per growing season a maximum of 14.9 kg/ha product
AP10017 per growing season a maximum of 17.0 kg/ha product
AP10018 per growing season a maximum of 17.6 kg/ha product
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AP10019 per growing season a maximum of 18.95 kg/ha product
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AP10024 per growing season a maximum of 24.0 kg/ha product
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AP10071 per growing season a maximum of 70.6 kg/ha product
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concerning application
AP10132 per growing season a maximum of 132.5 kg/ha product
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concerning application
AP11001 per growing season a maximum of 1.0 ml/m² product
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concerning application
AP11003 per growing season a maximum of 0.3 ml/m² product
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concerning application
AP11010 per growing season a maximum of 1.0 l/ha product
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concerning application
AP11020 per growing season a maximum of 2.0 l/ha product
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AP11030 per growing season a maximum of 3.0 l/ha product
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AP11032 per growing season a maximum of 3.2 l/ha product
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AP11037 per growing season a maximum of 3.75 l/ha product
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AP11040 per growing season a maximum of 4.0 l/ha product
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AP11100 on the same area per year a maximum of 10.0 l/ha product
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AP11101 maximum application rate of 10 l/ha per year and per m crown height
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AP12000 maximum product application rate for the mixing partner Betasana SC is 6 l/ha
concerning application
for the crop per year
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AP12100 maximum dosage 1500 h/m³
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AP12102 per year no more than a total of 4500 g h/m³ to be applied
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AP12103 per plant product and year no more than a total of 4500 g h/m³ to be applied
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AP12104 per plant product and year no more than a total of 1500 g h/m³ to be applied
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AP12200 approximate maximum amount: the different types of seedlings require different
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AP12400 sufficient gas concentration of approx. 70 % carbon dioxide must be
concerning application
guaranteed in the head area of the silo
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AP12410 sufficient gas concentration of 80 % carbon dioxide must be guaranteed in the
concerning application
upper area of the flat store
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AP12500 maximum gas concentration: 128 g/m³ per gassing
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AP12501 maximum use concentration
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AP2020 dip for 2 minutes
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AP2021 2 ml per plant corresponds with a spraying duration of approx. 1 second
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AP2025 residual activity: 3 minutes
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AP2065 residual activity: 30 - 60 minutes
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AP2080 dipping of roots and heart leaves for 15 - 20 minutes
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AP2210 residual activity: 2 hours
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AP2215 residual activity: 2 - 12 hours
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AP2230 residual activity: 4 hours
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AP2231 residual activity at least 4 hours
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AP2240 residual activity: 4 to 6 hours
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AP2260 residual activity: 6 hours
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AP2265 residual activity: 6 to 48 hours
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AP2280 residual activity at least 8 hours
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AP2350 residual activity: 16 hours
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AP2450 residual activity: 24 hours
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AP2480 residual activity: 48 to 72 hours
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AP2500 residual activity: 48 to 96 hours at +20 °C
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AP2600 residual activity: 60 hours
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AP2610 residual activity: 60 hours at +20 °C
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AP2730 residual activity: 3 days
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AP2740 residual activity: 4 days
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AP2750 residual activity: 5 days
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AP2771 residual activity: 7 to 10 days at +15 to +25 °C
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AP2780 residual activity: 8 days
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AP2800 residual activity: 10 days
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AP2840 residual activity: 14 days
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AP2841 residual activity: at 5 - 10 °C 14 days, at 10 - 15 °C 9 days, at 15 - 25 °C 5
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days, over 25 °C 3 days
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AP2842 residual activity at least 14 days, at the most 21 days
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AP2860 residual activity: 21 days
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AP2870 residual activity: 22 days
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AP2890 residual activity: 25 days
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AP2910 residual activity: 42 days; this applies to a temperature in storage goods of 20
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°C for robust species and growth stages; it is possible to shorten this time for
sensitive pests; for other product temperatures, considerably different (shorter
or longer) residual activity periods are needed; the authorisation holder should
be consulted in such cases.
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AP2950 application rate for further treatment times (every 3 weeks) as for time 1
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AP2951 residual activity: at 5 - 15 °C 6 weeks, at 15 - 20 °C 4 weeks, at 20 - 23 °C 3
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weeks, at 23 - 25 °C 2 weeks, at 25 - 30 °C 1 week, at 30 - 35 °C 4 days
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AP2955 residual activity: at 15 °C 8 weeks, at 15 - 20 °C 4 weeks, at 20 °C 3 weeks
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AP2990 residual activity and dosage depend on relevant influencing factors and are
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calculated using the ProFume Fumiguide. The product may only be applied
using the specific computer program, ProFume Fumiguide
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AP3005 the application rate can be reduced to 0.5 kg / 1000 plants according to plant
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size and amount of leaves/needles
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AP3010 the application rate can be reduced to 1 kg / 1000 plants according to plant
concerning application
size and amount of leaves/needles
75 Additional text and useful information
AP3015 the application rate can be reduced to 1.5 kg / 1000 plants according to plant
concerning application
size and amount of leaves/needles
75 Additional text and useful information
AP3020 the application rate can be reduced to 2 kg / 1000 plants according to plant
concerning application
size and amount of leaves/needles
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AP3025 the application rate can be reduced to 2.5 kg / 1000 plants according to plant
concerning application
size and amount of leaves/needles
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AP3030 the application rate can be reduced to 3 kg / 1000 plants according to plant
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size and amount of leaves/needles
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AP3070 the application rate can be reduced to 7 kg / 1000 plants according to plant
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size and amount of leaves/needles
75 Additional text and useful information
AP3110 the application rate can be reduced to 1 l / 1000 plants according to plant size
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and amount of leaves/needles
75 Additional text and useful information
AP3115 the application rate can be reduced to 1.5 l / 1000 plants according to plant
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size and amount of leaves/needles
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AP3120 the application rate can be reduced to 2 l / 1000 plants according to plant size
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and amount of leaves/needles
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AP3137 the application rate can be reduced to 3.75 l / 1000 plants according to plant
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size and amount of leaves/needles
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AP3202 the application rate can be reduced to 2 ml / plant
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AP3215 the application rate can be reduced to 1.5 l/ha when first caterpillars (first
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instars) occur
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AP3220 the application rate can be reduced to 2.0 l/ha when first caterpillars (first
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instars) occur
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AP3225 25 g/ha are sufficiently effective for controlling Deroceras Species
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AP3226 250 g per 100 m of green area with a width of 1 m are adequately effective for
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the occurrence of Deroceras species
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AP3231 to control infestations of cereal leaf beetle 300 g/ha are sufficient
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AP3315 the application rate can be reduced to 15 g / plant according to plant size
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AP3320 the application rate can be reduced to 20 g / plant according to plant size
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AP3350 the application rate can be reduced to 150 g / trunk according to plant size
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AP3360 the application rate can be reduced to 200 g / trunk according to plant size
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP3370 the application rate can be reduced to 300 g / trunk according to plant size
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP3380 the application rate can be reduced to 150 ml / trunk according to plant size
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AP3430 the application rate can be reduced to 300g/ha using 600 l/ha water according
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to growth height
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AP3600 the dose corresponds to the size of the netting
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AP3618 the application rate equals approx. 18 granules per m²
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AP3620 the application rate equals approx. 20 granules per m²
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AP3629 the application rate equals 29 pellets
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AP3635 the application rate equals approx. 35 granules per m²
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AP3637 1 rod equals a dose of 2 g
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AP3640 the application rate equals approx. 40 granules per m²
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AP3642 the application rate equals approx. 42 granules per m²
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AP3645 the application rate equals approx. 45 granules per m²
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AP3651 the application rate equals approx. 50 until 100 ml product/m²
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AP3670 the application rate equals approx. 70 granules per m²
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AP3682 the application rate equals approx. 220 granules per m²
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AP3691 the application rate equals approx. 100 g active substance / ha
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AP3692 0.5 rods equal a dose of 1.5 g
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AP3693 0.5 rods equal a dose of 3 g
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AP3694 1 plate equals a dose of 117 g
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AP3695 the application rate applies to 500 plants per m²
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AP3696 0.5 rods equal a dose of 1 g
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AP3697 1 rods equal a dose of 2 g
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AP3698 1 tablet equal a dose of 2 g
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AP3699 the application rate equals approx. 2 g per 4 m²
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AP3703 The application rate can be splitted: At a quantity of 0,1 l/ha in intervals of 3-4
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days, at a quantity of 0.2 l/ha in intervals of 7 days
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AP3704 the application rate can be reduced to 1.8 g/m³
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AP3707 the application rate can be reduced to 5 g/m³
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AP3709 the application rate can be reduced to 16 g/m³
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AP3715 the application rate can be reduced to 3 l/ha
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AP3730 the application rate can be reduced to 0.5 l/ha if infestation is moderate
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AP3740 the application rate can be reduced to 3 kg/ha if infestation is moderate
75 Additional text and useful information
AP3760 the application rate can be reduced to 150 ml/ha if infestation and plant growth
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are moderate and temperatures are below +15°C
75 Additional text and useful information
AP3780 reductions to 1 kg / 1000 grafts possible, depending on rice length and
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processing temperature of the plant protection product
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75 Additional text and useful information
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AP3820 the application rate can be reduced to 5 g per burrow
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP3842 the application rate can be reduced to 7 bags / 100 m³
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP3843 the application rate can be reduced to 11 bags / 100 m³
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP3844 the application rate can be reduced to 21 bags / 100 m³
75 Additional text and useful information
AP3899 the height scale applies only to trained crops. In the case of non-trained crops,
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the maximum application rate may be necessary to achieve satisfactory
efficacy
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AP3900 for in-furrow use, the indicated application rate must be converted to the area
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to be treated (net area)
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AP3905 for row treatment, the stated application rate must be converted to the area to
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be treated (net area)
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP3910 the stated application rates apply to a trunk diameter of 8 - 10 cm
75 Additional text and useful information
AP3911 for each additional 10 cm of plant height, an additional 0.2 kg/ha; however, not
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more than a total of 3 kg/ha
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AP3912 50 - 100 ml liquid/pot for 10 - 14 cm diameter and 50 ml liquid/pot for a
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diameter less than 9 cm
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP3913 seedlings 1 rod/plant, full grown plants 2 rods/plant
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AP3914 1st treatment before replanting: 6 l of water per m², 2nd treatment after
concerning application
replanting: 200 ml of water per plant
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP3915 before planting 3 l spray liquid / m², after planting 100 ml spray liquid / pot
75 Additional text and useful information
AP3916 after sowing and before planting 3 l spray liquid / m², after potting 100 ml spray
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liquid / pot
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP3917 after sowing and before planting 3 l spray liquid / m²
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP3918 50 ml spray liquid / pot
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP3919 100 ml wash per plant, no more than 3 kg/ha in total
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP3925 Treatment is restricted to plants up to 50 cm in height
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AP3930 application rate before flowering decreases from 3.5 to 2.5 kg/ha and per m
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crown height, after flowering decreases from 2.0 to 1.0 kg/ha and per m crown
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height
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AP3931 application rate before flowering decreases to 25 g per 100 m² and per m
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crown height, after flowering decreases to 10 g per 100 m² and per m crown
height
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AP3932 choice of concentration before flowering (stages 15-57) 0.2-0.6 %, after
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flowering (up to stage 81) 0.1-0.2 % according to advice from the local vine
protection service or the infestation level
75 Additional text and useful information
AP3933 application rate before flowering decreases from 0.6 to 0.3 kg/ha and per m
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crown height
75 Additional text and useful information
AP3934 application rate from walnut size of fruits increases from 0.3 to 0.6 kg/ha and
concerning application
per m crown height
75 Additional text and useful information
AP3935 application rate before flowering decreases from 0.5 to 0.25 l/ha and per m
concerning application
crown height
75 Additional text and useful information
AP3936 application rate from walnut size of fruits increases from 0.25 to 0.5 l/ha and
concerning application
per m crown height
75 Additional text and useful information
AP3945 to refill the spray bottle "Roundup Alphée" dissolve 1 tablet in 750 ml of water
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in the spray bottle
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP3950 10 l treatment liquid / 100 m² for stone floors and walls
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AP3951 20 l treatment liquid / 100 m² for wooden floors, floors and walls in a particularly
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bad state
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP3952 5 l treatment liquid / 100 m² for stone floors and walls
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AP3953 5 L treatment liquid / 100 m² on smooth surfaces
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AP3954 10 L treatment liquid / 100 m² on coarse surfaces
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AP3959 2.1 l/m³ prozess or circulation water (equivalent to 3 l/ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
AP4002 the individual varieties may react differently depending on location; regional
concerning application
recommendations by specialist advisors should be consulted
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AP4003 the individual varieties may react differently depending on location; regional
concerning application
recommendations by specialist advisors should be consulted. This application
rate can be divided into and applied in two doses, taking into consideration the
safety interval.
75 Additional text and useful information
AP4004 The individual species can react differently; please observe the
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recommendations of the authorisation owner
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AP4500 at 0 °C ambient temperature
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AP4518 10 - 30 kg/t at +18 to +20 °C
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP4520 10 - 30 kg/t at +20 °C
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP5101 with the addition of sugar (1 %)
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP5150 apply produced seeds with 25.7 g product/unit (1 unit = 100.000 pills)
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP5400 and 2 pieces / m³ free space
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP5501 the product is diluted and applied with water at a ratio of 1:1
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP5502 the product is diluted and applied with water at a ratio of 1:1 or 1:1.5
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP5510 the product is diluted and applied with water at a ratio of 2:1
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP5511 for spraying, the product is diluted with water at a ratio of 2:1
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AP5520 the product is applied undiluted or at a ration of 2:1 or 3:1 with water
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP5521 the product is applied undiluted or diluted with water at a ratio of 3:1
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AP5530 4 parts of the product are diluted with 1 part of water
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AP5535 10 parts of the product are diluted and applied with 2 parts of water
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AP5600 rinse to leave an oxygen content

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75 Additional text and useful information
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AP6008 100 ml of a 0.075 % solution per L culture substrate (max. 0.75 kg/100 m²)
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AP6010 100 ml of a 0.1 % solution per L culture substrate (max. 3 g/m²)
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
AP6015 100 ml of a 0.15 % solution per L culture substrate (max. 150 kg/ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP6016 100 ml of a 0.15 % solution per L culture substrate (max. 1.5 kg/100 m²)
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP6100 dip cut ends into the ready-made powder
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP6150 mix in: 1 g/l substrate
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP6170 1 kg/t in the case of infestation risk
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP6200 add to the tank when preparing the treatment liquid
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP6400 1 tin contains 400 ml
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP7000 calculate for walls, ceilings and floors
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP8000 Application is restricted to a maximum crown height of 2.5 m
75 Additional text and useful information
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AP8001 Application is restricted to a maximum crown height of 3 m
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT application technique
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AT0001 surface treatment
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0002 surface or single plant treatment
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0010 for local treatment
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0020 web treatment, in-furrow use
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0021 web treatment (25-30 cm)
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0030 row treatment
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AT0032 second treatment in rows
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0033 single-plant or row treatment
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0034 treatment of seed rows, soil cover
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0035 in furrow with soil cover
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0050 between rows
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0060 cluster treatment
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0061 single-plant treatment, horstod method
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0070 border treatment
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0080 single-plant treatment
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0081 as single-plant treatment
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0082 for selective single-plant treatment
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0090 selective treatment at the site of infection
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0100 emerged plants
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0110 between plants
75 Additional text and useful information
AT0111 specific application on surfaces in the crop stand frequented by the harmful
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organisms
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AT0115 do not sprinkle on crops
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0120 on pot ball plants grouped together
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0130 on the beet packed tightly in crates
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0160 treatment under leaves
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AT0180 onto root neck
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0185 of the root ball - permeating
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0200 in borehole
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0300 of plant stock
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0301 on the plant stock
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0302 plant stock treatment
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0320 seed stock treatment
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0350 planting hole treatment
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0360 in plant canes
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0380 on the winter furrow
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0390 subsoil treatment
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0391 application on subsoil
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0500 to objects on moving conveyor belt
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0502 on the conveyor belt
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AT0503 on the roller belt
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AT0510 add to entering cereal
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AT0520 evenly mixed under cereal grain
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AT0530 over cereals
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AT0540 on sack surface on one side
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AT0600 treatment of seedlings and pot soil
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0601 substrate treatment
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0620 planted pots
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0621 planted containers
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0640 on supports
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0700 of supports
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0701 Bifang treatment
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AT0710 on wires and vine
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0711 distribute evenly on wires and vines
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0800 rods in root balls
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0900 in the middle of the crown
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AT0905 trunk treatment
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0910 to branches
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0920 of the woody plant parts
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0930 on neatly cut wounds or cut spots
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0931 of/from freshly cut ends
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0932 on peeled bark
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0935 after tree injuries into the wound
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0950 on vine stump or ecorticated vine trunk
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AT0980 for specific treatment in the endangered trunk area
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT0990 no direct treatment of the plants
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AT0991 no direct treatment of the plant product
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1001 in the open air
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1010 the product is applied in undiluted form
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AT1011 in undiluted product
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1012 undiluted
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AT1018 hide
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AT1019 in layers
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AT1020 dripping wet
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AT1030 in batches
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1031 treat until visibly wet
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AT1035 without wetting crops
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AT1039 for continuous intermediate treatment
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1040 only for spray application
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1042 and spraying
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1043 spray the undiluted product into a freshly hewed notch
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1045 low volume spraying
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AT1049 spraying at planting
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AT1051 tank mixture to be applied in spraying sequence with 1.5 l/ha Betanal Progress;
concerning application
treatment at stage 12-13 of weeds respectively
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AT1052 tank mixture to be applied in spraying sequence with 1.5 l/ha Betanal Progress
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for the first treatment and 2.0 l/ha for the 2nd and 3rd treatment; treatment at
stage 12-13 of the weeds respectively
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AT1060 as a room spray
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1061 as tracking powder
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1070 plaster
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1080 gel
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1100 by aircraft
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1101 only with rotor-driven aircrafts (no fixed-wing aircrafts)
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1110 only with ground application equipment
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1111 with ground equipment
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1115 with 'Pulsfog K3 BIO'
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1116 with equipment suitable for ULV-procedures
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1120 with recycling equipment
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1130 with seed dressing and drilling machine
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1140 with micro-granules applicator
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1210 with portable equipment only
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1211 with portable equipment
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1220 with three-nozzle shaft
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AT1221 with hollow-cone nozzle or double-spray nozzle
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AT1230 with rebound nozzles in spray tunnel
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1240 flat fan nozzles, minimum size 06
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1250 with compressor or motor-powered dusting gun
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1251 with motor-powered knapsack sprayers
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1260 with screen
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1261 protected, with shield
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1262 with drift reducing nozzles or hooded sprayer
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1270 with bait dispenser or setting device
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1310 with a suitable device
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1311 with a special device
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1312 with a special device (e.g. Rotowiper)
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1313 or with a special device (e.g. Rotowiper)
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1314 with a special device (RESTRAIN-Generator)
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1315 with special device (catalytic generator)
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1330 to be applied with a special wiper
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1335 one application device per cold room
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1340 to be applied with special CDA device (Mantis)
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1341 application technique: setting
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1342 application technique: sowing
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1380 cloth
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AT1390 trap ring
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1410 with dosing device
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT1415 with dosing device or by hand
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AT1430 dispensers
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AT1460 with rope-wick applicator
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AT1480 from gas cylinder
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AT1490 can method
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AT1510 with can
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AT1520 with can dispenser
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AT1530 aerosol dispenser
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AT1531 automatically from aerosols
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AT1540 pump spray
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AT1541 to be applied with a hand pump spray on the screw lid
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AT1542 with spray attachment on plastic bottle or spray gun on plastic canister
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AT1650 add to entering grain mix using a dosing device or by hand
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AT2000 with incorporation
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AT2001 to be incorporated into the entire topsoil
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AT2002 to be incorporated into the soil
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AT2003 to be incorporated immediately
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AT2010 to be subsequently incorporated into the soil
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AT2011 incorporate immediately after spreading
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AT2012 after application, remains of harvest must be incorporated into the soil
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AT2020 incorporate into the upper layer
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AT2031 shallow incorporation (approx. 5 cm below the soil surface)
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AT2032 shallow incorporation (5 - 8 cm below the soil surface)
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AT2048 with 10 cm deep incorporation
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AT2049 incorporation 15 cm below the surface
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AT2050 with 20 cm deep incorporation
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AT2051 incorporation up to 20 cm below the soil surface
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AT2070 with 10-15 cm deep incorporation
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AT2110 do not turn the soil before planting
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AT2111 do not turn the soil before planting or sowing
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AT2112 do not turn the soil deeper than the maximum incorporation depth stated for the
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product before planting or sowing
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AT2180 before ploughing up
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AT2191 when setting
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AT2192 when placing potatoes in setting machines especially equipped for this purpose
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(Monceren method)
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AT2200 evenly
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AT2201 evenly in the crop
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AT2205 evenly on green strips
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AT2230 broadcast
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AT2234 spraying distance 30-40 cm to the plant
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AT2240 punctually
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AT2250 spraying distance to the plants or plant parts approx. 50 cm
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AT2270 ULV
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AT2275 using the dipping method
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AT2280 using the Satec special method
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AT2281 using the direct drilling method
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AT2282 using the direct drilling method in places at risk of erosion
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AT2310 splitting
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AT2312 splitting (2 applications)
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AT2313 splitting (3 applications)
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AT2314 splitting (4 applications)
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AT2315 splitting (5 applications)
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AT2316 splitting (6 applications)
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AT2320 1st treatment with 2 kg/ha Goltix WG (reg.-no. 42601-00) at pre-emergence
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without Rako-Binol; 2nd and 3rd treatments each together with 2 kg/ha Goltix
WG (reg.-no. 42601-00) at post-emergence
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AT2321 1st treatment together with 1 kg/ha Goltix WG (reg.-no.42601-00), 2nd and 3rd
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treatments each together with 2 kg/ha Goltix WG (reg.-no. 42601-00)
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AT2322 2 treatments, each together with 2 kg/ha Goltix WG (reg.-no. 42601-00)
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AT2350 followed by sprinkling
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AT2351 followed by sprinkling or incorporation
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AT2361 with ensuing sprinkling
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AT2362 use a sprinkler on the plants afterwards
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AT2370 only if the soil is sufficiently moist
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AT2380 before furrowing
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AT2390 treat soil shortly before use
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AT2400 then cover the soil for at least 7 days with plastic film
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AT2420 place soft, medium and hard cuttings in the solution with the cut end
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downwards for up to 24 hours
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AT2550 a drop of the product onto supports and hang supports up in the crown
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AT2580 fasten cloths to 0.5 - 1 m sticks and place them 3 - 6 m apart
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AT3100 seed
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AT3130 for single-grain sowing, place the prills in the furrows and then cover them up
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AT3149 with 30 g active substance/unit of seed
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AT3151 incorporate into the standard incrustation
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AT3152 into the standard incrustation
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AT3153 by Satec special procedure
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AT31531 according to the special Satec method; precision drilling application
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AT3500 add to process or circulation water
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AT3501 2.1 l/m³ process or circulation water (equivalent to 3 l/ha)
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AT3510 add to culture medium
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AT3600 1000 plants equal a standing of 1 m²
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AT3800 for desinfection
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AT3900 only in airtight rooms
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AT5100 A temperature of 20 °C in the fumigation object is required for satisfactory
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efficacy.
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AT8100 with bags
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AT8101 with bag reel
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AT8110 with small bag
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AT8111 with small bags chain
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AT8120 with very small bag chain
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AT8125 with small or very small bag chain
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AT8130 with normal bag
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AT8140 with slim bag
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AT8150 with Degesch-Phospin-Generator
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AT8200 with pellet(s)
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AT8210 with tablet
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AT8220 with plate
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AT8502 baits with 2 % poison
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AT8503 baits with 3 % poison
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AT8504 baits with 4 % poison
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AT8506 baits with 6 % poison
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AT8510 baits with 10 % poison
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AT8511 baits with 20 % poison
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AT8515 bait mash with 10 % poison
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AT8516 bait potions with 4 % poison
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AT8517 bait potions with 5 % poison
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AT8520 baiting method
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AT8530 poisoned baits
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AT8531 toxic baits (mechanically)
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AT8532 toxic baits (manually)
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AT8535 poisoned cereal grains
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AT8536 toxic cereal grains with dosing insert
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AT8538 as bait poison (food poison)
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AT8539 as drinking poison
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AT8540 shaped baits
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AT8550 paste baits
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AT8561 pourable spreading bait
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AT8562 for in-house production of pourable spreading bait
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AT8570 bait liquid
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AT8620 apply bait mixture with a burrow builder
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT8630 apply toxic baits manually or with the burrow builder
75 Additional text and useful information
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AT8650 over nests and insect walking paths
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AT8651 on nests and insect routes
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AT8652 into the entrances to nests
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AT8659 into holes (approx. 30 g/hole) and on routes
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AT8660 to nest holes and walking paths
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AT8661 apply in rat holes or spread on rats' territory borders
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AT8700 in suitable bait stations
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AT8701 in suitable bait stations or burrow systems
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AT8750 until uptake stops
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AT8770 uptake is not always guaranteed
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AT8810 apply until tracks are no longer visible
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AT8811 around the infested area
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AT8820 apply until erased
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AT9000 spray pressure 0.6 to 0.9 bar
75 Additional text and useful information
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AZ timing
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AZ001 for replanting using incision method into the existing sward
75 Additional text and useful information
AZ002 spring treatment during vine stages 02-15 or summer treatment from vine stage
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29 to safety interval
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concerning application conditions and/or growth of plants, the treatment has to be repeated after 2
weeks
75 Additional text and useful information
AZ005 due to the active substance, a diminished effect is possible if applied more than
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3 weeks after flowering
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AZ006 no treatments after 30th June
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AZ0061 only to be applied between 15th April and 31st July
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AZ007 do not apply during frost
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75 Additional text and useful information
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AZ008 for vine grafting on the wood; dip budwood and root-stock for at least 12 and at
the most 18 hours before storage (for wood cut early on) or before grafting (for
wood cut to size shortly before)
AZ009 remove weeds and green manure plants before treatment with product
75 Additional text and useful information
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75 Additional text and useful information
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AZ010 no more treatments after the seedling has pierced the seed-coat
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AZ011 from fully developed fronds to reaching full growth height
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AZ012 treatment only at temperatures over +5 °C
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AZ013 at least 10 days prior to soil cultivation
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AZ0131 for seed preparation before soil cultivation
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AZ0135 for pre-sowing treatment: flat soil treatment within 30 minutes after spraying
75 Additional text and useful information
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AZ014 at night temperatures over + 10 °C
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AZ0141 at night temperatures over +7 °C
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AZ015 approx. 14 days before pruning respectively
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AZ0151 at the most 2 treatments before the 1st pruning, the 3rd treatment immediately
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after pruning
75 Additional text and useful information
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AZ016 cereal temperature 2-10 °C
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AZ017 cereal temperature at least +10 °C
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AZ020 if required at monthly intervals
75 Additional text and useful information
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AZ021 for late weed infestation
75 Additional text and useful information
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AZ022 crop preparation
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AZ023 as a preventive, dip for 15 hours before storage; if infestation is already visible,
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dip an additional 5 hours in 0.5 % solution (only graft heads, not the roots)
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AZ024 at beginning of infestation and/or when first symptoms become visible, except
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during flowering
75 Additional text and useful information
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AZ0245 for root infestation with vine pest and/or viruliferous nematodes
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AZ025 for increased infestation risk (e.g. particularly vulnerable variety and location)
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from 20th October, at the earliest 3 weeks after sowing
75 Additional text and useful information
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AZ0252 for vulnerable varieties and an increase in global radiation
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AZ026 after previous treatment against fungal storage rots and seedling diseases
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apply 60 ml / t potatoes during harvest
75 Additional text and useful information
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AZ027 to be applied up to 7 days before harvest
75 Additional text and useful information
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AZ028 up to 21 days after planting
75 Additional text and useful information
AZ029 1st treatment 6-10 days after emergence, 2nd treatment 10-14 days later, 3rd
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treatment after warning service appeal
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AZ0291 1st treatment from 2nd leaf stage, 2nd treatment 4-5 days after 1st treatment,
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3rd treatment 6-10 days after 2nd treatment
75 Additional text and useful information
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AZ030 after flowering only after heavy rain or hailstorms
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AZ0302 treatment shortly before and shortly after flowering
75 Additional text and useful information
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AZ031 1st treatment 2-3 weeks of storage
75 Additional text and useful information
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AZ0312 1st treatment 2 weeks of storage
75 Additional text and useful information
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AZ0313 1st treatment 3-6 weeks of storage
75 Additional text and useful information
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AZ0314 1st treatment 4-6 weeks of storage
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AZ0318 2nd to 8th treatment as succeeding treatments
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AZ0319 1st treatment with a product containing chlorpropham at the time of storage
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with an application rate of 10 g a.s./t harvested produce
75 Additional text and useful information
AZ032 treatment of stubble before incorporation, after particularly severe infestations
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(more than 20 % of plants infested)
75 Additional text and useful information
AZ0320 Subsequent treatments to extend the duration of storage with another product
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containing chlorpropham at the earliest 4 weeks after storage with a total
maximum application rate of 36 g a. s./t harvested produce for the entire
duration of storage.
75 Additional text and useful information
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AZ033 for soil treatment in autumn before subsequent sowing in spring
75 Additional text and useful information
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AZ0331 treatment of casing soil, no direct treatment of crop
75 Additional text and useful information
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AZ0332 immediately after covering with casing soil or immediately after scraping
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AZ034 for post-harvest soil treatment after particularly severe infestation
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AZ035 if infestation begins after heading, one treatment only with 2.2 l/ha; all in all not
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more than 2.2 l/ha per growing season
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AZ036 the soil temperature should not be below +12 °C between treatment and
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planting date
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AZ037 at least 3 months before planting date
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AZ0381 1st treatment before crop emergence
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AZ0382 2nd treatment after crop emergence from BBCH growth stage 13 onwards
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AZ0392 1st treatment after sprouting in spring, 2nd treatment on growing parts after
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pruning
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AZ0411 before being transferred to outdoors
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AZ0412 before planting and/or sowing, however, at least 2 months before a possible
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Sclerotinia infection
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AZ0413 however, at least 2 months before a possible Sclerotinia infection
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AZ042 May to August
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AZ044 before and after removal of the inflorescences
75 Additional text and useful information
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AZ045 during dormant period
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AZ046 during growing season
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AZ0461 during growing season (May to September)
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AZ048 for increased infestation risk (e.g. wheat succeeded by wheat on light or
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medium soils)
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AZ049 only if both pest groups occur together
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AZ0491 only in case of common appearance with sciarids
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AZ050 the 2nd and 3rd treatment after 12-14 days respectively
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AZ0501 not later than 8 to 10 days after harvest
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AZ0502 the 1st treatment 7 days before and 2nd treatment 14 days after beginning
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short-day treatment
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AZ0503 1st treatment up to 2 days after topping, suckers not longer than 2.5 cm,
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optimum length 0.5 to 1.25 cm
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AZ0504 there must be an interval of at least 105 days between the 1st and the 2nd
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treatment
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AZ0505 the 2nd to 4th treatment with an interval of 5 to 10 days
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AZ0512 summer treatment in the vine stages 73-81
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AZ0513 spring treatment in the vine stages 01-55 or summer treatment in the vine
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stages 73-81
75 Additional text and useful information
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AZ052 treatment only if grain is not infested to prevent infestation
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AZ060 for subsequent storage of stored goods
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KO crop/ object
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KO001 bagged
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KO003 only for slope treatment
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0041 Spray Chrrysanthemum
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0042 seedling production
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KO0043 except Spray Chrysanthemum
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO005 treatment only on the lower part of the bine
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KO0055 destined for clearing
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO006 Christmas trees and ornamental branches
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO007 packaging permeable to gas
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO008 replanting of appropriate resistant varieties
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO009 for vigorous varieties
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO010 not to be used for the varieties "Riesling", "Sauvignon Blanc" and "St. Laurent"
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KO011 only treat thrifty plants
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KO0111 only in strong growing varieties: Grüner Silvaner, Morio Muskat, Chardonnay,
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Schwarzriesling and Burgunder grapes
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0112 only on the varieties: Riesling and Dornfelder
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO012 forest and tree nurseries
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0125 bedding and pot plants
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0126 florists' goods
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KO0128 growing on mulch film
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO013 Christmas trees
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75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0147 except raspberry-like berries
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0148 except frigo plants
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0149 except one-year-old coniferous seedlings
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO015 for crop management
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0151 to ensure the necessary traffic and operational safety (e.g. on airfields)
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO016 use as table and wine grape
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0160 use as wine grape
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0161 use as spice
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0162 use as spice and tea-like product
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0163 utilisation as renewable raw material for technical purpose
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KO0170 with edible skin
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0171 with inedible skin
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KO018 grain moisture content

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75 Additional text and useful information
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KO022 harvested produce intended for storage
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO023 seedling production
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0231 exept for seedling production
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0232 use of leaves and flowers
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0233 use of fruit and seeds
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0234 only seeds are used, no use as green vegetable
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0235 use of roots
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KO0236 used as medicinal plant
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KO0237 used as tea-like product
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0238 harvesting and/or cultivation in the following year, at the earliest
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KO0239 used as tea leaves
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0240 use as fresh vegetable
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0241 lawn renovation
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KO0242 grassland renovation
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0243 Lolium perenne
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0244 Agrostis palustris, Festuca rubra, Poa pratensis
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0245 for grazing or cutting
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0246 in mixed cultures
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0247 for undersowing in spring crops
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KO030 Re-contamination of the rooms by pests in the products which are stored there
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cannot be prevented.
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0400 only tribenuron-methyl-tolerant varieties according to the list of varieties
75 Additional text and useful information
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KO0411 fodder rape
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KO0501 as from 1st year after planting
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KO0503 as from 3rd year after planting
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KO0601 including unripe spelt grain production
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KO070 in the case of susceptible species
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KS crop stage
75 Additional text and useful information
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KS002 after forcing, for young, already fully developed sprouts
75 Additional text and useful information
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KS003 seedlings and young plants
75 Additional text and useful information
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KS004 effective until the 8th-leaf stage
75 Additional text and useful information
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KS005 up to 50 cm treatment height
75 Additional text and useful information
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SE additional remarks and requirements
75 Additional text and useful information
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SE001 fruit should not be treated
75 Additional text and useful information
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SE004 for temperatures below +15 °C
75 Additional text and useful information
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SE005 for temperatures above + 15 °C
75 Additional text and useful information
SE006 if covered using bait stations for application, infestation does not decrease until
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approx. 2-3 weeks afterwards
75 Additional text and useful information
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SE007 treatment only at temperatures below +10 °C
75 Additional text and useful information
SE008 for severe infestation or repeated immigration it may be necessary to repeat
concerning application
treatment
75 Additional text and useful information SE0081 sufficient efficacy cannot always be achieved if infestation pressure is high
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75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SE0082 Satisfactory efficacy cannot always be guaranteed right up to row closing
75 Additional text and useful information
SE009 a repetition of the treatment is only advisable if after 3-4 weeks more than 80 %
concerning application
of the films were accepted by the mice
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SE0095 germ protection for up to 8 months' storage
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SE010 hybrid seed production
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SE012 4 days before or after application do not roll or mow
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SE013 efficacy may be weakened regionally with Aphis fabae
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SE014 21 days after treatment sowing and/or planting is possible
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SE0141 no undersowing with grass within 3 weeks after application
75 Additional text and useful information
SE015 the gas-tightness of buildings must be adjusted to at least approx. 50 % gas-
concerning application
retention at the time of ventilation
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SE016 sprinkling before treatment 5 mm and after treatment 15 mm
75 Additional text and useful information
SE017 treatment only in the case of a severe infestation risk through aphids as virus
concerning application
vectors (e.g. early seeding on endangered sites)
75 Additional text and useful information
SE0171 treatment only in the case of a severe infestation risk through aphids as virus
concerning application
vectors
75 Additional text and useful information
SE0172 if there is no infestation risk of aphids as virus vectors, other authorised
concerning application
products which do not have an effect on aphids should be used
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SE018 ventilation time 12 hours
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SE019 in winter cereal a seed treatment can be carried through in addition to spraying
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SE020 rinse plants immediately after treatment to avoid phytotoxic damage
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SE030 for emergence protection and to reduce leaf-feeding
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SE031 for protecting emerging plants and reducing feeding on leaves and flowers
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SE040 for emergence protection and to reduce feeding damage
75 Additional text and useful information SE041 for reducing feeding on fruit
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75 Additional text and useful information
SE050 renew glue band according to weather conditions and required protective
concerning application
period
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SE051 period of protection from seedling to young plant
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SE052 period of protection 12-15 years
75 Additional text and useful information
SE060 Following application of this product, efficacy will manifest itself mainly in a
concerning application
reduced mycotoxin content in the harvested produce and not so much in
reduced visible ear infestation
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SE070 remove 2-4 binder leaves when removing from storage
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SE080 make compost from the first 4 cuts for at least 6 months before using
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SE090 to be used according to the plan given in the instructions for use
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SS growing stage of harmful organism
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SS001 up to growing stage 13 of water grass
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SS003 up to growing stage 12 of harmful sorghum
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SS0041 up to 10 cm weed height
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SS0051 treatment at 10-20 cm weed height
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SS006 treatment at 15-20 cm weed height
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SS007 treatment at 15-25 cm weed height
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SS008 treatment at 25-30 cm weed height
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SS011 wild oat at stages 12-14
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SS014 at rosette stage of dock species
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SS017 green amaranth from stage 13
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SS018 wind grass at stages 13-29
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75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SS019 effective also against the 2nd generation of harmful organisms
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
SS020 only for reducing infestation
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
WA water volume requirements
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
WA002 for spraying at least 1000 l water / ha
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
WA004 water volume for LV-procedure 20-50 l/ha
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
WA005 water volume for ULV-procedure 10 l/ha
75 Additional text and useful information
WA019 the water application rate can be increased to 2000 l/ha, depending on
concerning application
herbage and height of crop
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
WA021 the application rates should not exceed 8000 l/ha water and/or 20 l/ha product
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
WA022 the application rates should not exceed 5300 l/ha water and/or 20 l/ha product
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
WA030 the amount of treatment liquid depends on the growth height
75 Additional text and useful information
WA041 for individual trunks up to 5 l treatment liquid / m³, for storage treatment up to 3
concerning application
l treatment liquid /m³, for piled wood up to 4 l treatment liquid / m³, depending
on storage size
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
WA042 water volume 100 ml / 0.5 m diameter
75 Additional text and useful information
WA050 water volume 600 l/ha, increasing towards flowering to 1000 l/ha, after
concerning application
flowering increasing to 1600 l/ha (on slopes up to 2000 l/ha)
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
WA052 low impact spraying: 47.5 ml water / dt; spraying: 60-80 l water / ha
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
WA053 water volume on slopes up to 2000 l/ha
75 Additional text and useful information
concerning application
WA054 water volume: 200 to a maximum of 300 l/ha
75 Additional text and useful information
WA055 instructions apply for spraying, reduce water volume for low impact spraying
concerning application
with the same product application rate
76 GHS signal words S1 Warning
76 GHS signal words S2 Danger
82 Type of combination with other plant protection
products
KO as mixture with
82 Type of combination with other plant protection S2 as treatment cycle with the following product
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89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals -
explanatory text
??? Code to be defined
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals -
explanatory text
BFR-V MRL proposal of the Federal Institute of Risk Assessment to the application ZA
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals -
explanatory text
BG-Ü Lower limit of quantification for enforcement purposes = (*)
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - FMV-B National Ordinance on Feedingstuffs (Futtermittel-Verordnung - FMV), Annex
explanatory text
5a (according to Art. 24 a and 24b), Part B
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - FMV-C National Ordinance on Feedingstuffs (Futtermittel-Verordnung - FMV), Annex
explanatory text
5a (according to Art. 24 a and 24b), Part C
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals -
explanatory text
GETREIDE-A Directive 86/362/EEC, Annex II, Part A
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals -
explanatory text
GETREIDE-B Directive 86/362/EEC, Annex II, Part B
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - NOTE1 In deviation of Annex 4 List A the MRLs set are valid for the residues in the fat
explanatory text
contained in the food.
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - NOTE1A In deviation thereof the maximum level for milk and products of milk with a fat
explanatory text
content of less than 2 % and in case of other food with a fat content up to 10 %
are based on the total weight of the food. In such cases, the maximum level is
1/50 of the given maximum level for milk and products of milk and one tenth of
the given maximum level for other food, but at least 0.01 mg/kg.
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - NOTE1B For the determination of residues in cases described in paragraph 2 the
explanatory text
residue according to the real fat content of the food has to be recalculated to
the total weight of the food. The residue in the fat and the fat content of the
food have to be determined by analytical means. Without any analytical
determination the fat content of animal bodies of calf, horse, rabbit, chicken,
turkey, wild poultry, game animals with the exception of boars as well as of
parts of animals bodies of calves and horses is 5% and it is 4 %in raw cow's
milk and whole cream cow's milk.
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - NOTE1EG In the case of foodstuffs with a fat content of 10 % or less by weight, the
explanatory text
residue is related to the total weight of the boned foodstuff. In such cases, the
maximum level is one tenth of the value related to fat content, but must be not
less than 0,01 mg/kg. (footnote 1)
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - NOTE1FM For feed of animal origin the following applies:In the case of a fat content of up
explanatory text
to 10 %, the residue is related to the total weight of the boned feed. In such
cases, the maximum level is one tenth of the value related to fat content, but
must be not less than 0,01 mg/kg. (footnote 1)
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - NOTE1SHM The established MRLs belong to the fresh weight of the edible part of the
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89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - NOTE2A In case of products derived from milk the maximum level is based on the whole
explanatory text
product.
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - NOTE2EG For milk and products thereof: In determining the residues in raw cow's milk
explanatory text
and whole cream cow's milk, a fat content of 4 % by weight should be taken as
a basis. For raw milk and whole cream milk of another animal origin the
residues are expressed on the basis of the fat. For the other foodstuffs listed in
Annex I under CN codes 0401, 0402, 0405 00, and 0406: - with a fat content of
less than 2 % by weight, the maximum level is taken as half that set for raw
milk and whole cream milk, - with a fat content of 2 % or more by weight, the
maximum level is expressed in mg/kg of fat. In such cases, the maximum level
is 25 times that set for raw milk and whole cream milk. (footnote 2)
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - NOTE2FM For milk and products thereof used as feed the following applies: In
explanatory text
determining the residues in raw cow's milk and whole cream cow's milk, a fat
content of 4 % should be taken as a basis. For raw milk and whole cream milk
of another animal origin the residues are expressed on the basis of the fat. For
products of milk with a fat content of less than 2 %, the maximum level is taken
as half that set for raw milk and whole cream milk; for products of milk with a
minimum fat content of 2 %, the maximum level is expressed in mg/kg of fat. In
such cases, the maximum level is 25 times that set for raw milk and whole
cream milk. (footnote 2)
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - NOTE3EG For eggs and egg products with a fat content higher than 10 %, the maximum
explanatory text
level is expressed in mg/kg fat. In this case, the maximum level is 10 times
higher than the maximum level for fresh eggs.
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - NOTE3FM For eggs and egg products with a fat content higher than 10 %, the maximum
explanatory text
level is expressed in mg/kg fat. In this case, the maximum level is 10 times
higher than the maximum level for fresh eggs.
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - NOTE4EG Footnotes (1) (2) and (3) do not apply in cases where the lower limit of
explanatory text
analytical determination is indicated.
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals -
explanatory text
PFLANZE Directive 90/642/EEC, Annex II
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals -
explanatory text
RESGEH-P provisional MRL = (p)
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - RHMV14 MRLs according to Art. 1 paragraph 4 of the National Ordinance on MRLs
explanatory text
(RHmV)
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - RHMV1A National Ordinance on MRLs (Rückstands-Höchstmengenverordnung -
explanatory text
RHmV), Annex 1 (according to Art. 1, paragraph 1, No. 1), List A
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - RHMV1B National Ordinance on MRLs (Rückstands-Höchstmengenverordnung -
explanatory text
RHmV), Annex 1 (according to Art. 1, paragraph 1, No. 1), List B
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - RHMV2A National Ordinance on MRLs (Rückstands-Höchstmengenverordnung -
explanatory text
RHmV), Annex 2 (according to Art. 1, paragraph 1, No. 2), List A
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89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - RHMV2B National Ordinance on MRLs (Rückstands-Höchstmengenverordnung -
explanatory text
RHmV), Annex 2 (according to Art. 1, paragraph 1, No. 2), List B
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - RHMV3 National Ordinance on MRLs (Rückstands-Höchstmengenverordnung -
explanatory text
RHmV), Annex 3 (according to Art. 1, paragraph 1, No. 2)
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - RHMV5 National Ordinance on MRLs (Rückstands-Höchstmengenverordnung -
explanatory text
RHmV), Annex 5 (according to Art. 1, paragraph 4, No. 1)
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - RHMV6 National Ordinance on MRLs (Rückstands-Höchstmengenverordnung -
explanatory text
RHmV), Annex 6 (according to Art. 3, paragraph 3)
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - SHMV Harmfull substance (Schadstoff-Höchstmengenverordnung - SHmV) according
explanatory text
to Art. 1 and 2, List B
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - STROHA No objections concerning the use of cereal straw for animal housing and
explanatory text
feeding to animals
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals -
explanatory text
TABAK National Ordinance on tobacco - Annex 3 (according to Art. 3a, paragraph 1)
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals -
explanatory text
TIER-A Directive 86/363/EEC, Annex II, Part A
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals -
explanatory text
TIER-B Directive 86/363/EEC, Annex II, Part B
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - XF The PHI is covered by the conditions of use and/or the vegetation period
explanatory text
remaining between the application of the plant protection product and the use
of the product (e. g. harvest) or the setting of a PHI in days is not required resp.
89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals -
explanatory text
XN The setting of an PHI is without any relevance.
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
0001 EEC A 1 Melting temperative range
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
0002 EEC A 2 Boiling temperative range
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
0003 EEC A 3 Relative density
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
0004 EEC A 4 Vapour pressure
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
0005 EEC A 5 Surface tension
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
0008 EEC A 8 Partition coefficient
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
0009 EEC A 9 Flash-point
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
0010 EEC A 10 Flammability (solids)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 0011 EEC A 11 Flammability (gases)
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91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
0012 EEC A 12 Flammability (contact with water)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
0013 EEC A 13 Flammability (solids and liquids)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
0014 EEC A 14 Explosive properties
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
0015 EEC A 15 Auto-ignition temperature (liquids and gases)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
0016 EEC A 16 Relative self-ignition temperature for solids
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
0017 EEC A 17 Oxidising properties (solids)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
0021 EEC A 21 Oxidising properties (liquids and gases)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1001 CIPAC MT 75.1 Determination of pH values, general method
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1002 CIPAC MT 75.2 pH of aqueous dispersions
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1003 CIPAC MT 172 Flowability of WG after heat test under pressure
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1004 CIPAC MT 47.1 Persistent foaming
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1005 CIPAC MT 47.2 Persistent foaming of SC
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1006 CIPAC MT 15 Suspensibility of WP
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1007 CIPAC MT 161 Suspensibility of SC
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1008 CIPAC MT 168 Suspensibility of WG
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1009 CIPAC MT 53.1 Wetting time of a standard tape
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1010 CIPAC MT 53.2 Wetting of leaf surfaces
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1011 CIPAC MT 53.3 Wetting of WP
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1012 CIPAC MT 58.1 Sampling of GR
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 1013 CIPAC MT 166 Sampling of WG
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91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1014 CIPAC MT 58.2 Preparation of the sample (GR)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1015 CIPAC MT 58.3 Sieve analysis of GR
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1016 CIPAC MT 59.1 Dry sieving - Dusts
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1017 CIPAC MT 59.2 Dry sieving of GR
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1018 CIPAC MT 170 Dry sieving of WG
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1019 CIPAC MT 59.3 Wet sieving (WP)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1020 CIPAC MT 167 Wet sieving after dispersion of WG
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1021 CIPAC MT 34 Dustability test after accelerated storage
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1022 CIPAC MT 171 Dustiness of granular formulations
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1023 CIPAC MT 33 Tap density
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1024 CIPAC MT 58.4 Apparent density after compaction without pressure (GR)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1025 CIPAC MT 159 Pour and tap bulk density of granular materials
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1026 CIPAC MT 169 Tap density of WG
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1027 CIPAC MT 44 Flowability of powders
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1028 CIPAC MT 148 Pourability of SC
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1029 CIPAC MT 20 Dilute emulsion stability
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1030 CIPAC MT 36.1 Emulsion stability: 5% v/v oil phase when diluted
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1031 CIPAC MT 36.2 Dispersion stability of aqueous emulsions 1% v/v
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1032 CIPAC MT 46.1 Accelerated storage, general methods
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 1033 CIPAC MT 46.2 Accelerated storage, special methods
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91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1034 CIPAC MT 39.1 Low temperature stability, EC and solutions
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1035 CIPAC MT 39.2 Low temperatue stability, aqueous solutions
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1036 CIPAC MT 42.1 Particle size, formulations without carriers
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1037 CIPAC MT 42.2 Particle size, formulations containing carriers
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1038 CIPAC MT 3.1 Specific gravity and density, hydrometer method
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1039 CIPAC MT 3.2 Specific gravity and density, pyknometer method
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1040 CIPAC MT 3.3 Density of suspension concentrates
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1041 CIPAC MT 22.1 Viscosity of transparent and opaque liquids
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1042 CIPAC MT 22.2 Viscosity - Redwood
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1043 CIPAC MT 22.3 Viscosity of mineral oil
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1044 CIPAC MT 107 Ammonia-ammonium chloride buffer solution - pH 10
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1045 CIPAC MT 19.1 Phosphate buffer solutions
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1046 CIPAC MT 19.2 Buffer-solutions for standardization
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1047 CIPAC MT 41 Dilution stability
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1048 CIPAC MT 70.1 Distillation, general method
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1049 CIPAC MT 70.2 Distillation of petroleum products at reduced pressure
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1050 CIPAC MT 31 Free acidity or alkalinity, general method
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1051 CIPAC MT 31.1 Free acidity or alkalinity - Methyl red indicator method
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1052 CIPAC MT 31.2 Free acidity or alkalinity - Electrometric procedure
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 1053 CIPAC MT 14.1 Freezing mixtures (-5 ± 1 °C)
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91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1054 CIPAC MT 14.2 Freezing mixtures (-10 ± 1 °C)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1055 CIPAC MT 1 Freezing point, general method
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1056 CIPAC MT 73 Hardness of water
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1057 CIPAC MT 17.1 Loss on drying, oven drying at 60 °C
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1058 CIPAC MT 17.2 Loss on drying, vacuum drying at 45 °C, 24h
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1059 CIPAC MT 17.3 Loss on drying, oven drying at 100 °C at constant weight
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1060 CIPAC MT 17.4 Loss on drying, vacuum drying at room temperature
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1061 CIPAC MT 2 Melting point
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1062 CIPAC MT 6 Determination of distillation range of neutral oil
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1063 CIPAC MT 139 Pour point of mineral oil
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1064 CIPAC MT 83 Seed adhesion test for powders for seed treatment
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1065 CIPAC MT 160 Spontaneity of dispersion of suspension concentrates
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1066 CIPAC MT 18 Standard waters, CIPAC standard waters
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1067 CIPAC MT 9 Water soluble material
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 1068 CIPAC MT 173 Determination of the stability of diluted emulsions -
protection products
colorimetric method
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1069 CIPAC MT 174 Dispersibility of water dispersible granules
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 1070 CIPAC MT 175 Determination of seed-to-seed uniformity of distribution for
protection products
liquid seed-treatment formulations
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1071 CIPAC MT 176 Dissolution rate of water soluble bags
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 1072 CIPAC MT 177 Suspensibility of water dispersible powders (simplified
protection products
method)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 1073 CIPAC MT 178 Attrition resistance of granules
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91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1074 CIPAC MT 179 Dissolution degree and solution stability of SG formulation
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 1075 CIPAC MT 180 Dispersibility characteristics of formulations (SE
protection products
formulations)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1076 CIPAC MT 181 Solubility in organic solvents
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1077 CIPAC MT 12.1 Flash point, Abel method
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 1078 CIPAC MT 12.2 Flash point, Tag closed tester (partly based on ASTM
protection products
Method Designation D 56 - 87)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 1079 CIPAC MT 12.3 Flash point, Pensky-Martens closed tester (for details see IP
protection products
34/67, ASTM D 93-85 or BS 2000 Part 34: 1983)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1080 CIPAC MT 39.3 Low temperature stability, liquid formulations
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 1081 CIPAC MT 184 Suspensibility of formulations forming suspensions on
protection products
dilution in water
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1082 CIPAC MT 46.3 Accelerated storage, combined method
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 1083 CIPAC MT 183 Emulsion characteristics of emulsifiable concentrates, dilute,
protection products
agrochemical emulsion tester
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 1084 CIPAC MT 75.3 Determination of pH-values, pH of diluted and undiluted
protection products
aqueous solutions
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1085 CIPAC MT 185 Wet sieve test
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1086 CIPAC MT 36.3 Emulsion characteristics and re-emulsification properties
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1087 CIPAC MT 148.1 Pourability of suspension concentrates (revised method)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1088 CIPAC MT 59.4 Sieve test for granular materials
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1089 CIPAC MT 182 Wet sieving using recycled water
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1090 CIPAC MT 186 Bulk density
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1091 CIPAC MT 187 Particle size analysis by laser diffraction
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 1092 CIPAC MT 147 Retention test for seed treatment powders used on cereal
protection products
seeds
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 1093 CIPAC MT 178.2 Attrition resistance of dispersible granules
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91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1094 CIPAC MT 157 Water solubility
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1095 CIPAC MT 191 Azidität/Alkalität
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1096 CIPAC MT 192 Viscosity of liquids by rotational viscometry
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
1097 CIPAC MT Seed adhesion to treated seed
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
2001 OECD 101 UV-VIS absorption spectra
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
2002 OECD 102 Melting point/melting range
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
2003 OECD 103 Boiling point/boiling range
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
2004 OECD 104 Vapour pressure curve
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
2005 OECD 105 Water solubility
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
2006 OECD 106 Adsorption/desorption
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
2007 OECD 107 Partition coefficient (n-octanol/water)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
2008 OECD 108 Complex formation ability in water
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
2009 OECD 109 Density of liquids and solids
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
2010 OECD 110 Particle size distribution/fibre length and diameter distribution
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
2011 OECD 111 Hydrolysis as a function of pH
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
2012 OECD 112 Dissociation constants in water
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
2013 OECD 113 Screening test for thermal stability and stability in air
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
2014 OECD 114 Viskosity of liquids
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
2015 OECD 115 Surface tension of aqueous solutions
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 2016 OECD 116 Fat solubility of solid and liquid substances
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91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
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2017 OECD 117 Partition coefficient (n-octanol/water), HPLC method
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
2018 OECD 123 Partition Coefficient (1-Octanol/Water): Slow-Stirring Method
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3001 DAPF FK 3 Sample preparation (draft)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3002 DAPF FK 4/2 Dry sieving
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3003 DAPF FK 5 Suspension stability (draft)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3004 DAPF FK 6 Redispersibility
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3005 DAPF FK 13 Sample preparation, sieve analysis (supplement, draft)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3006 DAPF FK 14/2 Wet sieving
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3007 DAPF FK 36/1 Attrition (glas bottle method)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3008 DAPF FK 39 Attrition behaviour, Friabilator
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3009 DAPF FK 44 Dust test(Hoechst)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3010 DAPF FK 45/1 Dust test, modified (Schering)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3011 DAPF FK 46 Tap density
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3012 DAPF FK 46/1 Tap density (engl.)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3013 DAPF FK 52 Dust test (BASF)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 3014 DAPF FK 53 Wetting time, dispersibility and degree of disintegration
protection products
(DOW)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3015 DAPF FK 53/1 Spontaneity, modified DOW-method
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3016 DAPF FK 53/2 Spontaneity, modified DOW-method, 2nd modification
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3017 DAPF FK 54 Abrasion/hardness (Schering)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 3018 DAPF FK 55 Flowability after heat stability testing under compressive
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91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 3019 DAPF FK 55/1 Flowability of water dispersible granules after heat test under
protection products
pressure
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3020 DAPF FK 55/2 Flowability of WG, revised version of FK 55/1
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3021 DAPF FK 56 Dust test according to Groschopp
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3022 DAPF FK 61 Dust measuring instrument
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3023 DAPF FK 63 Dust determination, gravimetric (Cassella-method)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 3024 DAPF FK 65 Cassella-method for dust determination (Hoechst, revised
protection products
version)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 3025 DAPF FK 73 Dispersion of water dispersible granules (DOW Chemical
protection products
U.S.A.)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 3026 DAPF FK 74/2 Dispersibility (storage 2 weeks at 54 °C, afterwards 125 µm
protection products
wet sieving 3/10 min)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3027 DAPF FK 74/3 Dispersibility (1 min, 60 Upm)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3028 DAPF FK 74/4 Dispersibility (revised version of FK 74/3)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3029 DAPF FK 79/1 Dust determination, gravimetric
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3030 DAPF FK 79/2 Dust determination, optical
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3031 DAPF FK 81/1 Abrasion behaviour of WG (by means of air-jet screening)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 3032 DAPF FK 81/2 Abrasion behaviour of WG (by means of air-jet screening,
protection products
revised version)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 3033 DAPF FK 93 Dispersibiliity, long tube test - 1 minute stirring (Du Pont
protection products
U.S.A.)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 3034 DAPF FK 101/1/2 Flowability of granules (Union Carbide, observation at
protection products
different inclination angles of container)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3035 DAPF FK 102 Flowability of granules (Cyanamid, funnel-method)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 3036 DAPF FK 103 Membrane Filter Analysis of Aqueous Dilutions of Triforine
protection products
DC Formulations (Shell research)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3037 DAPF FK 108 Pourabilitys, BASF-laboratory method no.: CF-F 321
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 3038 DAPF FK 110 Extent to which residues in a hollow body can be emptied
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91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 3039 DAPF FK 112 Pourability and Rinsability of Suspension Concentrates,
protection products
Improvement of the CIPAC Method MT 148 Ir. M. Galoux, Belgien, q.v. CIPAC
3708/R
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 3040 DAPF FK 113/1/2 Dispersion stability of SE-, SC- and EC-formulations
protection products
(BASF-method)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 3041 DAPF FK 116 Wet sieving after dispersion of WG and WP (T. Cosgrove,
protection products
DuPont, USA)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
3042 DAPF FK 120 Dissolution rate of water soluble bags (French PAC)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 4001 ISO 697 Determination of bulk density of powders and granules (DIN
protection products
53912)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 6001 ASTM E1518-93 Standard practice for evaluation of physical
protection products
compatibility of pesticides in aqueous tank mixtures by the Dynamic Shaker
Method (DAPF FK 128), Annual Book of ASTM-Standards, Vol. 11.01
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 6002 ASTM Sixth Draft, 2/96 Standard test method for determining rate of
protection products
disintegration and dissolution of water soluble pouches containing
Agrochemical Products
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 6003 ASTM D3278-96 Standard Test Methods for Flash Point of Liquids by
protection products
Setaflash Closed-up Apparatus
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 6004 ASTM E1518-05 Standard practice for evaluation of physical
protection products
compatibility of pesticides in aqueous tank mixtures by the Dynamic Shaker
Method (DAPF FK 128), Annual Book of ASTM-Standards, Vol. 11.05
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
9001 UN-Bowes-Cameron-Cage-Test
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 9002 VDI 2263 Bl. 1 Examination methods to establish safety-related parameters
protection products
for dusts (determination of the lower dust explosion limit by means of modified
Hartmann-equipment)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
9003 Particle size distribution by means of laser granulometry
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant 9004 BBA-Directive, Part II, 4-1.1.3 Application behaviour of grain seed
protection products
treatment
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
9005 Grewer oven (test for exothermic reactions in the air)
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
9006 GIFAP-technical monograph no. 17
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
9007 Calculation
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
9008 FAO Manual
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91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
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9009 WHO/M/28
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
9999 in-house method
91 Methods for the physical examination of plant
protection products
???? Code to be defined
98 General development stages for animal pests AF Larvae of sawllies
98 General development stages for animal pests DX Wireworms
98 General development stages for animal pests EL Eggs and larvae
98 General development stages for animal pests EW Winter eggs
98 General development stages for animal pests EX Egg
98 General development stages for animal pests G0 1st and 2nd generation
98 General development stages for animal pests G1 1st generation
98 General development stages for animal pests G2 2nd generation
98 General development stages for animal pests HS Larvae of grape berry moth and grape vine moth
98 General development stages for animal pests HX Larvae of grape berry moth and grape vine moth (1st generation)
98 General development stages for animal pests IL Adults and larvae
98 General development stages for animal pests IX Adults
98 General development stages for animal pests L1 larvae (1st instar)
98 General development stages for animal pests L2 larvae (2nd instar)
98 General development stages for animal pests L3 larvae (3rd instar)
98 General development stages for animal pests L4 larvae (4th instar)
98 General development stages for animal pests L5 larvae (5th instar)
98 General development stages for animal pests L6 larvae (6th instar)
98 General development stages for animal pests LA Old larvae
98 General development stages for animal pests LJ Young larvae
98 General development stages for animal pests LW Overwintering instar
98 General development stages for animal pests LX Larva
98 General development stages for animal pests MX Grubs
98 General development stages for animal pests RE Cutworms
98 General development stages for animal pests RX Caterpillars
98 General development stages for animal pests SX Larvae of grape berry moth and grape vine moth (2nd generation)
98 General development stages for animal pests ZX cysts
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
0 Germination, sprouting, bud development
150 Phenological growth stages for
00 Dry seed (seed dressing takes place at stage 00); Winter dormancy or resting
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
period
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
01 Beginning of seed imbibition; Beginning of bud swelling
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150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
03 Seed imbibition complete; End of bud swelling
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
05 Radicle (root) emerged from seed; Perennating organs forming roots
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
06 Elongation of radicle, formation of root hairs and/or lateral roots
150 Phenological growth stages for
07 Coleoptile emerged from caryopsis; Hypocotyl with cotyledons or shoot
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
breaking through seed coat; Beginning of sprouting or bud breaking
150 Phenological growth stages for
08 Hypocotyl with cotyledons or shoot growing towards soil surface; Shoot
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
growing towards soil surface
150 Phenological growth stages for
09 Emergence: Coleoptile breaks through soil surface; Emergence: Cotyledons
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
break through soil surface (except hypogeal germination); Emergence:
Shoot/leaf breaks through soil surface; Buds show green tips
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
1 Leaf development (main shoot)
150 Phenological growth stages for
10 First true leaf emerged from coleoptile; Cotyledons completely unfolded; First
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
leaves separated
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
11 First true leaf, leaf pair or whorl unfolded; First leaves unfolded
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
12 2 true leaves, leaf pairs or whorls unfolded
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
13 3 true leaves, leaf pairs or whorls unfolded
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
14 4 true leaves, leaf pairs or whorls unfolded
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
15 5 true leaves, leaf pairs or whorls unfolded
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
16 6 true leaves, leaf pairs or whorls unfolded
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
17 7 true leaves, leaf pairs or whorls unfolded
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
18 8 true leaves, leaf pairs or whorls unfolded
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
19 9 or more true leaves, leaf pairs or whorls unfolded
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
2 Formation of side shoots/tillering
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
21 First side shoot visible; First tiller visible
150 Phenological growth stages for 22 2 side shoots visible; 2 tillers visible
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150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
23 3 side shoots visible; 3 tillers visible
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
25 5 side shoots visible; 5 tillers visible
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
27 7 side shoots visible; 7 tillers visible
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
29 9 or more side shoots visible; 9 or more tillers visible
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
3 Stem elongation or rosette growth, shoot development (main shoot)
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
31 Stem (rosette) 10% of final length (diameter); 1 node detectable
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
32 Stem (rosette) 20% of final length (diameter); 2 nodes detectable
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
33 Stem (rosette) 30% of final length (diameter); 3 nodes detectable
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
34 Stem (rosette) 40% of final length (diameter); 4 nodes detectable
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
35 Stem (rosette) 50% of final length (diameter); 5 nodes detectable
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
36 Stem (rosette) 60% of final length (diameter); 6 nodes detectable
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
37 Stem (rosette) 70% of final length (diameter); 7 nodes detectable
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
38 Stem (rosette) 80% of final length (diameter); 8 nodes detectable
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
39 Maximum stem length or rosette diameter reached; 9 or more nodes detectable
150 Phenological growth stages for
4 Development of harvestable vegetative plant parts or vegetatively propagatet
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
organs/booting (main shoot)
150 Phenological growth stages for
40 Harvestable vegetative plant parts or vegetatively propagated organs begin to
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
develop
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
41 Flag leaf sheath extending
150 Phenological growth stages for
43 Harvestable vegetative plant parts or vegetatively propagated organs have
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
reached 30% of final size; Flag leaf sheath just visibly swollen (mid-boot)
150 Phenological growth stages for
45 Harvestable vegetative plant parts or vegetatively propagated organs have
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
reached 50% of final size; Flag leaf sheath swollen (late-boot)
150 Phenological growth stages for 47 Harvestable vegetative plant parts or vegetatively propagated organs have
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150 Phenological growth stages for
49 Harvestable vegetative plant parts or vegetatively propagated organs have
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
reached final size; First awns visible
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
5 Inflorescence emergence (main shoot)/heading
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
51 Inflorescence or flower buds visible; Beginning of heading
150 Phenological growth stages for
55 First individual flowers visible (still closed); Half of inflorescence emerged
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
(middle of heading)
150 Phenological growth stages for
59 First flower petals visible (in petalled forms); Inflorescence fully emerged (end
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
of heading)
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
6 Flowering (main shoot)
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
60 First flowers open (sporadically)
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
61 Beginning of flowering: 10 % of flowers open
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
62 20 % of flowers open
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
63 30 % of flowers open
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
64 40 % of flowers open
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
65 Full flowering: 50 % of flowers open, first petals may be fallen
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
67 Flowering finishing: majority of petals fallen or dry
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
69 End of flowering: fruit set visible
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
7 Development of fruit
150 Phenological growth stages for
71 10% of fruits have reached final size or fruit has reached 10% of final size;
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
Caryopsis watery ripe
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
72 20% of fruits have reached final size or fruit has reached 20% of final size
150 Phenological growth stages for
73 30% of fruits have reached final size or fruit has reached 30% of final size;
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
Early milk
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
74 40% of fruits have reached final size or fruit has reached 40% of final size
150 Phenological growth stages for 75 50% of fruits have reached final size or fruit has reached 50% of final size;
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monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants Milky ripe, medium milk
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
76 60% of fruits have reached final size or fruit has reached 60% of final size
150 Phenological growth stages for
77 70% of fruits have reached final size or fruit has reached 70% of final size; Late
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
milk
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
78 80% of fruits have reached final size or fruit has reached 80% of final size
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
79 Nearly all fruits have reached final size
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
8 Ripening or maturity of fruit and seed
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
81 Beginning of ripening or fruit coloration
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
85 Advanced ripening or fruit colouration; Dough stage
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
87 Fruit begins to soften (species with fleshy fruit)
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
89 Fully ripe: fruit shows fully-ripe colour, beginning of fruit abscission
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
9 Senescense, beginning of dormancy
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
91 Shoot development comleted, foliage still green
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
93 Beginning of leaf-fall
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
95 50% of leaves fallen
150 Phenological growth stages for
97 End of leaf fall, plants or above ground parts dead or dormant; Plant resting or
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
dormant
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
99 Harvested product (post-harvest or storage treatment is applied at stage 99)
150 Phenological growth stages for
monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
?? Code to be defined
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 0 Germination
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 00 Dry seed (caryopsis)
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 01 Beginning of seed imbibition
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 03 Seed imbibition complete
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 05 Radicle emerged from caryopsis
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 06 Radicle elongated, root hairs and/or side roots visible
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 07 Coleoptile emerged from caryopsis
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151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 09 Emergence: coleoptile penetrates soil surface (cracking stage)
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 1 Leaf development
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 10 First leaf through coleoptile
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 11 First leaf unfolded
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 12 2 leaves unfolded
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 13 3 leaves unfolded
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 14 4 leaves unfolded
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 15 5 leaves unfolded
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 16 6 leaves unfolded
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 17 7 leaves unfolded
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 18 8 leaves unfolded
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 19 9 or more leaves unfolded
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 2 Tillering
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 20 No tillers
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 21 Beginning of tillering: first tiller detectable
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 22 2 tillers detectable
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 23 3 tillers detectable
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 24 4 tillers detectable
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 25 5 tillers detectable
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 26 6 tillers detectable
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 27 7 tillers detectable
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 28 8 tillers detectable
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 29 End of tillering. Maximum no. of tillers detectable
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 3 Stem elongation
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 30 Beginning of stem elongation: pseudostem and tillers erect, first internode
begins to elongate, top of inflorescence at least 1 cm above tillering node
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 31 First node at least 1 cm above tillering node
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 32 Node 2 at least 2 cm above node 1
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 33 Node 3 at least 2 cm above node 2
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 34 Node 4 at least 2 cm above node 3
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 37 Flag leaf just visible, still rolled
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 39 Flag leaf stage: flag leaf fully unrolled, ligule just visible
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 4 Booting
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 41 Early boot stage: flag leaf sheath extending
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 43 Mid boot stage: flag leaf sheath just visibly swollen
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 45 Late boot stage: flag leaf sheath swollen
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 47 Flag leaf sheath opening
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 49 First awns visible (in awned forms only)
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 5 Inflorescence emergence, heading
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151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 51 Beginning of heading: tip of inflorescence emerged from sheath, first spikelet
just visible
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 52 20 % of inflorescence emerged
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 53 30 % of inflorescence emerged
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 54 40 % of inflorescence emerged
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 55 Middle of heading: half of inflorescence emerged
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 56 60 % of inflorescence emerged
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 57 70 % of inflorescence emerged
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 58 80 % of inflorescence emerged
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 59 End of heading: inflorescence fully emerged
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 6 Flowering, anthesis
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 61 Beginning of flowering: first anthers visible
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 65 Full flowering: 50 % of anthers mature
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 69 End of flowering: all spikelets have completed flowering but some dehydrated
anthers may remain
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 7 Development of fruit
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 71 Watery ripe: first grains have reached half their final size
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 73 Early milk
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 75 Medium milk: grain content milky, grains reached final size, still green
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 77 Late milk
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 8 Ripening
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 83 Early dough
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 85 Soft dough: grain content soft but dry. Fingernail impression not held
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 87 Hard dough: grain content solid. Fingernail impression held
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 89 Fully ripe: grain hard, difficult to divide with thumbnail
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 9 Senescence
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 92 Over-ripe: grain very hard, cannot be dented by thumbnail
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 93 Grains loosening in day-time
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 97 Plant dead and collapsing
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 99 Harvested product
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal ?? Code to be defined
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 0 Germination
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 00 Dry seed (caryopsis)
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 01 Beginning of seed imbibition
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 03 Seed imbibition complete
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 05 Radicle emerged from caryopsis
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 06 Radicle elongated, root hairs and/or side roots visible
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 07 Coleoptile emerged from caryopsis
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 09 Emergence: coleoptile penetrates soil surface (cracking stage)
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152 Phenological growth stages for maize 1 Leaf development
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 10 First leaf through coleoptile
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 11 First leaf unfolded
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 12 2 leaves unfolded
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 13 3 leaves unfolded
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 14 4 leaves unfolded
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 15 5 leaves unfolded
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 16 6 leaves unfolded
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 17 7 leaves unfolded
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 18 8 leaves unfolded
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 19 9 or more leaves unfolded
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 3 Stem elongation
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 30 Beginning of stem elongation
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 31 First node detectable
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 32 2 nodes detectable
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 33 3 nodes detectable
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 34 4 nodes detectable
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 35 5 nodes detectable
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 36 6 nodes detectable
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 37 7 nodes detectable
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 38 8 nodes detectable
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 39 9 or more nodes detectable
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 5 Inflorescence emergence, heading
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 51 Beginning of tassel emergence: tassel detectable at top of stem
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 53 Tip of tassel visible
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 55 Middle of tassel emergence: middle of tassel begins to separate
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 59 End of tassel emergence: tassel fully emerged and separated
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 6 Flowering, anthesis
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 61 Male: stamens in middle of tassel visible Female: tip of ear emerging from leaf
sheath
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 63 Male: beginning of pollen shedding Female: tips of stigmata visible
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 65 Male: upper and lower parts of tassel in flower Female: stigmata fully emerged
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 67 Male: flowering completed Female: stigmata drying
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 69 End of flowering: stigmata completely dry
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 7 Development of fruit
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 71 Beginning of grain development: kernels at blister stage, about 16 % dry matter
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 73 Early milk
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 75 Kernels in middle of cob yellowish-white (variety-dependent), content milky,
about 40 % dry matter
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152 Phenological growth stages for maize 79 Nearly all kernels have reached final size
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 8 Ripening
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 83 Early dough: kernel content soft, about 45 % dry matter
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 85 Dough stage: kernels yellowish to yellow (variety dependent), about 55 % dry
matter
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 87 Physiological maturity: black dot/layer visible at base of kernels, about 60 %
dry matter
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 89 Fully ripe: kernels hard and shiny, about 65 % dry matter
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 9 Senescence
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 97 Plant dead and collapsing
152 Phenological growth stages for maize 99 Harvested product
152 Phenological growth stages for maize ?? Code to be defined
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 0 Germination
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 00 Dry seed
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 01 Beginning of seed imbibition
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 03 Seed imbibition complete
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 05 Radicle emerged from seed
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 07 Hypocotyl with cotyledons emerged from seed
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 08 Hypocotyl with cotyledons growing towards soil surface
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 09 Emergence: cotyledons emerge through soil surface
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 1 Leaf development
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 10 Cotyledons completely unfolded
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 11 First leaf unfolded
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 12 2 leaves unfolded
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 13 3 leaves unfolded
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 14 4 leaves unfolded
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 15 5 leaves unfolded
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 16 6 leaves unfolded
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 17 7 leaves unfolded
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 18 8 leaves unfolded
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 19 9 or more leaves unfolded
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 2 Formation of side shoots
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 20 No side shoots
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 21 Beginning of side shoot development: first side shoot detectable
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 22 2 side shoots detectable
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 23 3 side shoots detectable
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 24 4 side shoots detectable
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 25 5 side shoots detectable
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 26 6 side shoots detectable
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153 Phenological growth stages for rape 27 7 side shoots detectable
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 28 8 side shoots detectable
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 29 End of side shoot development: 9 or more side shoots detectable
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 3 Stem elongation
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 30 Beginning of stem elongation: no internodes ('rosette')
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 31 1 visibly extended internode
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 32 2 visibly extended internodes
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 33 3 visibly extended internodes
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 34 4 visibly extended internodes
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 35 5 visibly extended internodes
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 36 6 visibly extended internodes
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 37 7 visibly extended internodes
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 38 8 visibly extended internodes
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 39 9 or more visibly extended internodes
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 5 Inflorescence emergence
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 50 Flower buds present, still enclosed by leaves
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 51 Flower buds visible from above ("green bud")
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 52 Flower buds free, level with the youngest leaves
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 53 Flower buds raised above the youngest leaves
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 55 Individual flower buds (main inflorescence) visible but still closed
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 57 Individual flower buds (secondary inflorescences) visible but still closed
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 59 First petals visible, flower buds still closed ("yellow bud")
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 6 Flowering
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 60 First flowers open
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 61 10 % of flowers on main raceme open, main raceme elongating
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 62 20 % of flowers on main raceme open
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 63 30 % of flowers on main raceme open
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 64 40 % of flowers on main raceme open
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 65 Full flowering: 50 % flowers on main raceme open, older petals falling
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 67 Flowering declining: majority of petals fallen
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 69 End of flowering
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 7 Development of fruit
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 71 10 % of pods have reached final size
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 72 20 % of pods have reached final size
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 73 30 % of pods have reached final size
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 74 40 % of pods have reached final size
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 75 50 % of pods have reached final size
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 76 60 % of pods have reached final size
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 77 70 % of pods have reached final size
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153 Phenological growth stages for rape 78 80 % of pods have reached final size
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 79 Nearly all pods have reached final size
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 8 Ripening
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 80 Beginning of ripening: seed green, filling pod cavity
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 81 10 % of pods ripe, seeds dark and hard
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 82 20 % of pods ripe, seeds dark and hard
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 83 30 % of pods ripe, seeds dark and hard
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 84 40 % of pods ripe, seeds dark and hard
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 85 50 % of pods ripe, seeds dark and hard
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 86 60 % of pods ripe, seeds dark and hard
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 87 70 % of pods ripe, seeds dark and hard
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 88 80 % of pods ripe, seeds dark and hard
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 89 Fully ripe: nearly all pods ripe, seeds dark and hard
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 9 Senescence
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 97 Plant dead and dry
153 Phenological growth stages for rape 99 Harvested product
153 Phenological growth stages for rape ?? Code to be defined
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 0 Germination
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 00 Dry seed
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 01 Beginning of seed imbibition
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 03 Seed imbibition complete
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 05 Radicle emerged from seed
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 07 Shoot emerged from seed (plumule apparent)
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 08 Shoot growing towards soil surface
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 09 Emergence: shoot emerges through soil surface
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 1 Leaf development
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 10 Pair of scale leaves visible (may be eaten or lost)
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 11 First leaf unfolded
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 12 2 leaves unfolded
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 13 3 leaves unfolded
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 14 4 leaves unfolded
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 15 5 leaves unfolded
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 16 6 leaves unfolded
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 17 7 leaves unfolded
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 18 8 leaves unfolded
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 19 9 or more leaves unfolded
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 2 Formation of side shoots
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 20 No side shoots
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 21 Beginning of side shoot development: first side shoot detectable
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154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 22 2 side shoots detectable
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 23 3 side shoots detectable
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 24 4 side shoots detectable
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 25 5 side shoots detectable
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 26 6 side shoots detectable
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 27 7 side shoots detectable
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 28 8 side shoots detectable
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 29 End of side shoot development: 9 or more side shoots detectable
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 3 Stem elongation
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 30 Beginning of stem elongation
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 31 One visibly extended internode
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 32 2 visibly extended internodes
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 33 3 visibly extended internodes
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 34 4 visibly extended internodes
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 35 5 visibly extended internodes
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 36 6 visibly extended internodes
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 37 7 visibly extended internodes
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 38 8 visibly extended internodes
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 39 9 or more visibly extended internodes
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 5 Inflorescence emergence
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 50 Flower buds present, still enclosed by leaves
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 51 First flower buds visible outside leaves
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 55 First individual flower buds visible outside leaves but still closed
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 59 First petals visible, many individual flower buds, still closed
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 6 Flowering
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 60 First flowers open
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 61 Flowers open on first raceme
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 63 Flowers open 3 racemes per plant
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 65 Full flowering: flowers open on 5 racemes per plant
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 67 Flowering declining
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 69 End of flowering
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 7 Development of fruit
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 70 First pods have reached final length ("flat pod")
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 71 10 % of pods have reached final length
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 72 20 % of pods have reached final length
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 73 30 % of pods have reached final length
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 74 40 % of pods have reached final length
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 75 50 % of pods have reached final length
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 76 60 % of pods have reached final length
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154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 77 70 % of pods have reached final length
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 78 80 % of pods have reached final length
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 79 Nearly all pods have reached final length
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 8 Ripening
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 80 Beginning of ripening: seed green, filling pod cavity
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 81 10 % of pods ripe, seeds dry and hard
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 82 20 % of pods ripe, seeds dry and hard
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 83 30 % of pods ripe and dark, seeds dry and hard
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 84 40 % of pods ripe and dark, seeds dry and hard
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 85 50 % of pods ripe and dark, seeds dry and hard
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 86 60 % of pods ripe and dark, seeds dry and hard
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 87 70 % of pods ripe and dark, seeds dry and hard
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 88 80 % of pods ripe and dark, seeds dry and hard
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 89 Fully ripe: nearly all pods dark, seeds dry and hard
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 9 Senescence
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 93 Stems begin to darken
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 95 50 % of stems brown or black
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 97 Plant dead and dry
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans 99 Harvested product
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans ?? Code to be defined
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 0 Germination
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 00 Dry seed (achene)
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 01 Beginning of seed imbibition
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 03 Seed imbibition complete
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 05 Radicle emerged from seed
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 06 Radicle elongated, root hairs developing
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 07 Hypocotyl with cotyledons emerged from seed
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 08 Hypocotyl with cotyledons growing towards soil surface
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 09 Emergence: cotyledons emerge through soil surface
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 1 Leaf development
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 10 Cotyledons completely unfolded
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 12 2 leaves (first pair) unfolded
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 14 4 leaves (second pair) unfolded
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 15 5 leaves unfolded
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 16 6 leaves unfolded
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 17 7 leaves unfolded
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 18 8 leaves unfolded
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 19 9 or more leaves unfolded
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 3 Stem elongation
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155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 30 Beginning of stem elongation
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 31 1 visibly extended internode
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 32 2 visibly extended internodes
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 33 3 visibly extended internodes
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 34 4 visibly extended internodes
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 35 5 visibly extended internodes
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 36 6 visibly extended internodes
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 37 7 visibly extended internodes
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 38 8 visibly extended internodes
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 39 9 or more visibly extended internodes
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 5 Inflorescence emergence
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 51 Inflorescence just visible between youngest leaves
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 53 Inflorescence separating from youngest leaves, bracts distinguishable from
foliage leavesInflorescence separating from youngest leaves, bracts
distinguishable from foliage leaves
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 55 Inflorescence separated from youngest foliage leaf
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 57 Inflorescence clearly separated from foliage leaves
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 59 Ray florets visible between the bracts; inflorescence still closed
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 6 Flowering
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 61 Beginning of flowering: ray florets extended, disc florets visible in outer third of
inflorescence
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 63 Disc florets in outer third of inflorescence in bloom (stamens and stigmata
visible)
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 65 Full flowering: disc florets in middle third of inflorescence in bloom (stames and
stigmata visible)
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 67 Flowering declining: disc florets in inner third of inflorescence in bloom (stames
and stigmata visible)
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 69 End of flowering: most disc florets have finished flowering, ray florets dry or
fallen
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 7 Development of fruit
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 71 Seeds on outer edge of the inflorescence are grey and have reached final size
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 73 Seeds on outer third of the inflorescence are grey and have reached final size
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 75 Seeds on middle third of the inflorescence are grey and have reached final size
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 79 Seeds on inner third of the inflorescence are grey and have reached final size
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 8 Ripening
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 80 Beginning of ripening: seeds on outer third of anthocarp black and hard. Back
of anthocarp still green
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 81 Seeds on outer third of anthocarp dark and hard. Back of anthocarp still green
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 83 Dark of anthocarp yellowish-green, bracts still green. Seeds about 50 % dry
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155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 85 Seeds on middle third of anthocarp dark and hard. Back of anthocarp yellow,
bracts brown edged. Seeds about 60 % dry matter
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 87 Physiological ripeness: back of the anthocarp yellow. Bracts marbled brown.
Seeds about 75 - 80 % dry matter
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 89 Fully ripe: seeds on inner third of anthocarp dark and hard. Back of anthocarp
brown. Bracts brown. Seeds about 85 % dry matter
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 9 Senescence
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 92 Over ripe, seeds over 90 % dry matter
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 97 Plant dead and dry
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 99 Harvested product
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower ?? Code to be defined
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 0 Germination
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 00 Dry seed
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 01 Beginning of imbibition: seeds begins to take up water
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 03 Seed imbibition complete (pellet cracked)
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 05 Radicle emerged from seed (pellet)
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 07 Shoot emerged from seed (pellet)
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 09 Emergence: shoot emerges through soil surface
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 1 Leaf development (youth stage)
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 10 First leaf visible (pinhead-size): cotyledons horizontally unfolded
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 11 First pair of leaves visible, not yet unfolded (pea-size)
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 12 2 leaves (first pair of leaves) unfolded
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 14 4 leaves (2nd pair of leaves) unfolded
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 15 5 leaves unfolded
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 16 6 leaves unfolded
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 17 7 leaves unfolded
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 18 8 leaves unfolded
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 19 9 and more leaves unfolded
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 3 Rosette growth (crop cover)
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 31 Beginning of crop cover: leaves cover 10 % of ground
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 32 Leaves cover 20 % of ground
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 33 Leaves cover 30 % of ground
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 34 Leaves cover 40 % of ground
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 35 Leaves cover 50 % of ground
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 36 Leaves cover 60 % of ground
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 37 Leaves cover 70 % of ground
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 38 Leaves cover 80 % of ground
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 39 Crop cover complete: leaves cover 90 % of ground
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156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 4 Development of harvestable vegetative plant parts - Beet root
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 49 Beet root has reached harvestable size
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 5 Inflorescence emergence (2nd year of growth)
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 51 Beginning of elongation of main stem
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 52 Main stem 20 cm long
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 53 Side shoot buds visible on main stem
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 54 Side shoots clearly visible on main stem
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 55 First individual flower buds on side shoots visible
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 59 First bracts visible; flower buds still closed
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 6 Flowering
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 60 First flowers open
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 61 Beginning of flowering: 10 % of flowers open
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 62 20 % of flowers open
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 63 30 % of flowers open
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 64 40 % of flowers open
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 65 Full flowering: 50 % of flowers open
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 67 Flowering declining: 70 % of flowers open or dry
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 69 End of flowering: all flowers dry, fruit set visible
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 7 Development of fruit
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 71 Beginning of seed development: seeds visible in infructescence
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 75 Pericarp green; fruit still mouldable; perisperm milky; colour of seed coat: beige
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 8 Ripening
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 81 Beginning of ripening: pericarp green-brown, seed coat light brown
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 85 Pericarp light brown, seed coat reddish brown
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 87 Pericarp hard, seed coat dark brown
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 89 Fully ripe: seed coat final colour (specific to variety and species), perisperm
hard
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 9 Senescence
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 91 Beginning of leaf discolouration
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 93 Most leaves yellowish
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 95 50 % of leaves brownish
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 97 Leaves dead
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet 99 Harvested product (seeds)
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet ?? Code to be defined
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 0 Sprouting/Germination
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 00 Innate or enforced dormancy, tuber not sprouted
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 01 Beginning of sprouting: sprouts visible (< 1 mm)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 02 Sprouts upright (< 2 mm)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 03 End of dormancy: sprouts 2 - 3 mm
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157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 05 Beginning of root formation
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 07 Beginning of stem formation
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 08 Stems growing towards soil surface, formation of scale leaves in the axils of
which stolons will develop later
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 09 Emergence: stems break through soil surface
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 1 Leaf development
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 10 From tuber: first leaves begin to extend From seed: cotyledons completely
unfolded
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 11 1st leaf of main stem unfolded (> 4 cm)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 12 2nd leaf of main stem unfolded (> 4 cm)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 13 3rd leaf of main stem unfolded (> 4 cm)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 14 4th leaf of main stem unfolded (> 4 cm)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 15 5th leaf of main stem unfolded (> 4 cm)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 16 6th leaf of main stem unfolded (> 4 cm)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 17 7th leaf of main stem unfolded (> 4 cm)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 18 8th leaf of main stem unfolded (> 4 cm)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 19 9 or more leaves of main stem unfolded (> 4cm)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 2 Formation of basal side shoots below and above soil surface (main stem)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 21 First basal side shoot visible (> 5 cm)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 22 2nd basal side shoot visible (> 5 cm)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 23 3rd basal side shoot visible (> 5 cm)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 24 4th basal side shoot visible (> 5 cm)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 25 5th basal side shoot visible (> 5 cm)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 26 6th basal side shoot visible (> 5 cm)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 27 7th basal side shoot visible (> 5 cm)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 28 8th basal side shoot visible (> 5 cm)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 29 9 or more basal side shoots visible (> 5 cm)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 3 Main stem elongation (crop cover)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 31 Beginning of crop cover: 10 % of plants meet between rows
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 32 20 % of plants meet between rows
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 33 30 % of plants meet between rows
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 34 40 % of plants meet between rows
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 35 50 % of plants meet between rows
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 36 60 % of plants meet between rows
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 37 70 % of plants meet between rows
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 38 80 % of plants meet between rows
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 39 Crop cover complete: about 90 % of plants meet between rows
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 4 Tuber formation
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 40 Tuber initiation: swelling of first stolon tips to twice the diameter of subtending
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157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 41 10 % of total final tuber mass reached
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 42 20 % of total final tuber mass reached
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 43 30 % of total final tuber mass reached
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 44 40 % of total final tuber mass reached
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 45 50 % of total final tuber mass reached
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 46 60 % of total final tuber mass reached
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 47 70 % of total final tuber mass reached
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 48 Maximum of total tuber mass reached, tubers detach easily stolons, skin set
not yet complete (skin easily removable with thumb)from
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 49 Skin set complete: (skin at apical end of tuber not removable with thumb) 95 %
of tubers in this stage
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 5 Inflorescence (cyme) emergence
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 51 First individual buds (1 - 2 mm) of first inflorescence visible (main stem)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 55 Buds of first inflorescence extended to 5 mm
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 59 First flower petals of first inflorescence visible
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 6 Flowering
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 60 First open flowers in population
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 61 Beginning of flowering: 10 % of flowers in the first inflorescence open (main
stem)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 62 20 % of flowers in the first inflorescence open
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 63 30 % of flowers in the first inflorescence open
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 64 40 % of flowers in the first inflorescence open
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 65 Full flowering: 50 % of flowers in the first inflorescence open
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 66 60 % of flowers in the first inflorescence open
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 67 70 % of flowers in the first inflorescence open
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 68 80 % of flowers in the first inflorescence open
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 69 End of flowering in the first inflorescence
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 7 Development of fruit
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 70 First berries visible
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 71 10 % of berries in the first fructification have reached full size (main stem)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 72 20 % of berries in the first fructification have reached full size
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 73 30 % of berries in the first fructification have reached full size
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 74 40 % of berries in the first fructification have reached full size
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 75 50 % of berries in the first fructification have reached full size
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 76 60 % of berries in the first fructification have reached full size
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 77 70 % of berries in the first fructification have reached full size
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 78 80 % of berries in the first fructification have reached full size
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 79 90 % of berries in the first fructification have reached full size (or have been
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157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 8 Ripening of fruit and seed
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 81 Berries in the first fructification still green, seed light-coloured (main stem)
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 85 Berries in the first fructification ochre-coloured or brownish
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 89 Berries in the first fructification shrivelled, seed dark
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 9 Senescence
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 91 Beginning of leaf yellowing
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 93 Most of the leaves yellowish
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 95 50 % of the leaves brownish
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 97 Leaves and stem dead, stems bleached and dry
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 99 Harvested product
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato ?? Code to be defined
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 0 Sprouting
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 00 Dormancy: rootstock without shoots (uncut)
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 01 Dormancy: rootstock without shoots (cut)
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 07 Rootstock with shoots (uncut)
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 08 Beginning of shoot-growth (rootstock cut)
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 09 Emergence: first shoots emerge at the soil surface
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 1 Leaf development
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 11 First pair of leaves unfolded
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 12 2nd pair of leaves unfolded (beginning of twining)
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 13 3rd pair of leaves unfolded
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 14 4th pair of leaves unfolded
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 15 5th pair of leaves unfolded
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 16 6th pair of leaves unfolded
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 17 7th pair of leaves unfolded
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 18 8th pair of leaves unfolded
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 19 9 and more pairs of leaves unfolded
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 2 Formation of side shoots
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 21 First pair of side shoots visible
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 22 2nd pair of side shoots visible
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 23 3rd pair of side shoots visible
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 24 4th pair of side shoots visible
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 25 5th pair of side shoots visible
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 26 6th pair of side shoots visible
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 27 7th pair of side shoots visible
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 28 8th pair of side shoots visible
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 29 Nine and more pairs of side shoots visible (secondary side shoots occur)
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 3 Elongation of bines
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158 Phenological growth stages for hops 31 Bines have reached 10 % of top wire height
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 32 Bines have reached 20 % of top wire height
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 33 Bines have reached 30 % of top wire height
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 34 Bines have reached 40 % of top wire height
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 35 Bines have reached 50 % of top wire height
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 36 Bines have reached 60 % of top wire height
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 37 Bines have reached 70 % of top wire height
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 38 Plants have reached the top wire
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 39 End of bine growth
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 5 Inflorescence emergence
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 51 Inflorescence buds visible
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 55 Inflorescence buds enlarged
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 6 Flowering
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 61 Beginning of flowering: about 10 % of flowers open
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 62 About 20 % of flowers open
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 63 About 30 % of flowers open
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 64 About 40 % of flowers open
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 65 Full flowering: about 50 % of flowers open
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 66 About 60 % of flowers open
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 67 About 70 % of flowers open
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 68 About 80 % of flowers open
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 69 End of flowering
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 7 Development of cones
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 71 Beginning of cone development: 10 % of inflorescences are cones
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 75 Cone development half way: all cones visible, cones soft, stigmas still present
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 79 Cone development complete: nearly all cones have reached full size
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 8 Maturity of cones
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 81 Beginning of maturity: 10% of cones are compact
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 82 20 % of cones are compact
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 83 30 % of cones are compact
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 84 40 % of cones are compact
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 85 Advanced maturity: 50 % of cones are compact
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 86 60 % of cones are compact
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 87 70 % of cones are compact
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 88 80 % of cones are compact
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 89 Cones ripe for picking: cones closed; lupulin golden; aroma potential fully
developed
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 9 Senescence, entry into dormancy
158 Phenological growth stages for hops 92 Overripeness: cones yellow-brown discoloured, aroma deterioration
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158 Phenological growth stages for hops 97 Dormancy: leaves and stems dead
158 Phenological growth stages for hops ?? Code to be defined
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 0 Sprouting / Bud development
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 00 Dormancy: leaf buds and the thicker inflorescence buds closed and covered by
dark brown scales
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 01 Beginning of leaf bud swelling: buds visibly swollen, bud scales elongated, with
light coloured patches
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 03 End of leaf bud swelling: bud scales light coloured with some parts densely
covered by hairs
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 07 Beginning of bud break: first green leaf tips just visible
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 09 Green leaf tips about 5 mm above bud scales
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 1 Leaf development
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 10 Mouse-ear stage: Green leaf tips 10 mm above the bud scales; first leaves
separating
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 11 First leaves unfolded (others still unfolding)
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 15 More leaves unfolded, not yet at full size
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 19 First leaves fully expanded
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 3 Shoot development
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 31 Beginning of shoot growth: axes of developing shoots visible
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 32 Shoots about 20 % of final length
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 33 Shoots about 30 % of final length
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 34 Shoots about 40 % of final length
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 35 Shoots about 50 % of final length
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 36 Shoots about 60 % of final length
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 37 Shoots about 70 % of final length
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 38 Shoots about 80 % of final length
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 39 Shoots about 90 % of final length
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 5 Inflorescence emergence
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 51 Inflorescence buds swelling: bud scales elongated, with light coloured patches
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 52 End of bud swelling: light coloured bud scales visible with parts densely
covered by hairs
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 53 Bud burst: green leaf tips enclosing flowers visible
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 54 Mouse-ear stage: green leaf tips 10 mm above bud scales; first leaves
separating
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 55 Flower buds visible (still closed)
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 56 Green bud stage: single flowers separating (still closed)
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 57 Pink bud stage: flower petals elongating; sepals slightly open; petals just visible
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 59 Most flowers with petals forming a hollow ball
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 6 Flowering
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160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 60 First flowers open
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 61 Beginning of flowering: about 10 % of flowers open
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 62 About 20 % of flowers open
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 63 About 30 % of flowers open
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 64 About 40 % of flowers open
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 65 Full flowering: at least 50 % of flowers open, first petals falling
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 67 Flowers fading: majority of petals fallen
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 69 End of flowering: all petals fallen
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 7 Development of fruit
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 71 Fruit size up to 10 mm; fruit fall after flowering
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 72 Fruit size up to 20 mm
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 73 Second fruit fall
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 74 Fruit diameter up to 40 mm; fruit erect (T-stage: underside of fruit and stalk
forming a T)
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 75 Fruit about half final size
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 76 Fruit about 60 % final size
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 77 Fruit about 70 % final size
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 78 Fruit about 80 % final size
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 79 Fruit about 90 % final size
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 8 Maturity of fruit and seed
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 81 Beginning of ripening: first appearance of cultivar-specific colour
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 85 Advanced ripening: increase in intensity of cultivar-specific colour
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 87 Fruit ripe for picking
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 89 Fruit ripe for consumption: fruit have typical taste and firmness
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 9 Senescence, beginning of dormancy
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 91 Shoot growth completed; terminal bud developed; foliage still fully green
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 92 Leaves begin to discolour
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 93 Beginning of leaf fall
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 95 50 % of leaves discoloured
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 97 All leaves fallen
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit 99 Harvested product
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit ?? Code to be defined
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
0 Sprouting / Bud development
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit 00 Dormancy: leaf buds and the thicker inflorescence buds closed and covered by
(Prunus species)
dark brown scales
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit 01 Beginning of bud swelling (leaf buds); light brown scales visible, scales with
(Prunus species)
light coloured edges
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit 03 End of leaf bud swelling: scales separated, light green bud sections visible
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161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
09 Green leaf tips visible: brown scales fallen, buds enclosed by light green scales
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
1 Leaf development
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
10 First leaves separating: green scales slightly open, leaves emerging
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
11 First leaves unfolded, axis of developing shoot visible
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
19 First leaves fully expanded
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
3 Shoot development
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
31 Beginning of shoot growth: axes of developing shoots visible
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
32 Shoots about 20 % of final length
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
33 Shoots about 30 % of final length
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
34 Shoots about 40 % of final length
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
35 Shoots about 50 % of final length
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
36 Shoots about 60 % of final length
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
37 Shoots about 70 % of final length
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
38 Shoots about 80 % of final length
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
39 Shoots about 90 % of final length
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
5 Inflorescence emergence
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
51 Inflorescence buds swelling: buds closed, light brown scales visible
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
53 Bud burst: scales separated, light green bud sections visible
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit 54 Inflorescence enclosed by light green scales, if such scales are formed (not all
(Prunus species)
cultivars)
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit 55 Single flower buds visible (still closed) borne on short stalks, green scales
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(Prunus species) slightly open
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
56 Flower pedicel elongating; sepals closed; single flowers separating
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit 57 Sepals open: petal tips visible; single flowers with white or pink petals (still
(Prunus species)
closed)
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
59 Most flowers with petals forming a hollow ball
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
6 Flowering
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
60 First flowers open
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
61 Beginning of flowering: about 10 % of flowers open
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
62 About 20 % of flowers open
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
63 About 30 % of flowers open
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
64 About 40 % of flowers open
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
65 Full flowering: at least 50 % of flowers open, first petals falling
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
67 Flowers fading: majority of petals fallen
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
69 End of flowering: all petals fallen
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
7 Development of fruit
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
71 Ovary growing; fruit fall after flowering
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
72 Green ovary surrounded by dying sepal crown, sepals beginning to fall
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
73 Second fruit fall
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
75 Fruit about half final size
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
76 Fruit about 60 % of final size
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
77 Fruit about 70 % of final size
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit 78 Fruit about 80 % of final size
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161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
79 Fruit about 90 % of final size
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
8 Maturity of fruit and seed
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
81 Beginning of fruit colouring
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
83 medium fruit colouring
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
85 Colouring advanced
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
87 Fruit ripe for picking
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
89 Fruit ripe for consumption: fruit have typical taste and firmness
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
9 Senescence, beginning of dormancy
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
91 Shoot growth completed; foliage still fully green
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
92 Leaves begin to discolour
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
93 Beginning of leaf fall
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
95 50 % of leaves discoloured or fallen
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
97 All leaves fallen
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
99 Harvested product
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit
(Prunus species)
?? Code to be defined
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
0 Sprouting / Bud development
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 00 Dormancy: leaf buds and the thicker inflorescence buds closed and covered by
species)
dark brown scales
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
01 Beginning of bud swelling: bud scales elongated
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
03 End of bud swelling: edges of bud scales light coloured
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 07 Beginning of bud burst: first green or red leaf tips just visible
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162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
09 Leaf tips extended beyond scales
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
1 Leaf development
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
10 Leaf tips above the bud scales: first leaves separating
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
11 First leaves unfolded (others still unfolding)
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
15 More leaves unfolded, not yet full size
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
19 First leaves fully expanded
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
3 Shoot development
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
31 Beginning of shoot growth: axes of developing shoots visible
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
32 Shoots about 20 % of final length
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
33 Shoots about 30 % of final length
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
34 Shoots about 40 % of final length
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
35 Shoots about 50 % of final length
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
36 Shoots about 60 % of final length
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
37 Shoots about 70 % of final length
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
38 Shoots about 80 % of final length
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
39 Shoots about 90 % of final length
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
5 Inflorescence emergence
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 51 Inflorescence buds and leaf buds swelling: buds closed, light brown scales
species)
visible
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
53 Bud burst: scales separated light green but sections visible
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 54 Green or red leaf tips above bud scales
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162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
55 First flower buds (compact raceme) visible beside unfolded leaves
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
56 Beginning of raceme elongation
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
57 First flower bud separated on elongating raceme
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
59 Grape stage: all flower buds separated
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
6 Flowering
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
60 First flowers open
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
61 Beginning of flowering: about 10 % of flowers open
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
65 Full flowering: at least 50 % of flowers open, first petals falling
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
67 Flowers fading: majority of petals fallen
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
69 End of flowering: all petals fallen
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
7 Development of fruit
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
71 Beginning of fruit growth: first fruits visible at raceme base
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
72 20 % of fruits formed
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
73 30 % of fruits formed
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
74 40 % of fruits formed
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
75 50 % of fruits formed
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
76 60 % of fruits formed
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
77 70 % of fruits formed
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
78 80 % of fruits formed
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 79 90 % of fruits formed
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162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
8 Maturity of fruit and seed
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
81 Beginning of ripening: change to cultivar-specific fruit color
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
85 Advanced ripening: first berries at base of racemes have cultivar-specific color
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
87 Fruit ripe for picking: most berries ripe
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
89 Berries at base of racemes tending to drop (beginning of fruit abscission)
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
9 Senescence, beginning of dormancy
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
91 Shoot growth completed; terminal bud developed; foliage still fully green
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
92 Leaves begin to discolour
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
93 Beginning of leaf fall
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
95 50 % of leaves discoloured or fallen
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
97 All leaves fallen
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
99 Harvested product
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes
species)
?? Code to be defined
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 0 Sprouting / Bud development
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 00 Dormancy: Leaves prostrate and partly dead
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 03 Main bud swelling
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 1 Leaf development
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 10 First leaf emerging
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 11 First leaf unfolded
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 12 2nd leaf unfolded
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 13 3rd leaf unfolded
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 14 4th leaf unfolded
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 15 5th leaf unfolded
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 16 6th leaf unfolded
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 17 7th leaf unfolded
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 18 8th leaf unfolded
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163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 19 9 or more leaves unfolded
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 4 Development of stolons and young plants
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 41 Beginning of stolon (runner) formation: stolons visible (about 2 cm long)
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 42 First daughter plant visible
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 43 Beginning of root development in first daughter plant
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 45 First daughter plant with roots (ready for planting)
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 49 Several daughter plants with roots (ready for planting)
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 5 Inflorescence emergence
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 55 First set flowers at the bottom of the rosette
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 56 Inflorescence elongating
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 57 First flower buds emerged (still closed)
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 58 Early balloon stage: first flowers with petals forming a hollow ball
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 59 Most flowers with petals forming a hollow ball
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 6 Flowering
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 60 First flowers open (primary or A-flower)
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 61 Beginning of flowering: about 10 % of flowers open
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 65 Full flowering: secondary (B) and tertiary (C) flowers open, first petals falling
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 67 Flowers fading: majority of petals fallen
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 7 Development of fruit
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 71 Receptacle protruding from sepal whorl
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 73 Seeds clearly visible on receptacle tissue
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 8 Maturity of fruit
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 81 Beginning of ripening: most fruits white in colour
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 85 First fruits have cultivar-specific colour
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 87 Main harvest: more fruits coloured
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 89 Second harvest: more fruits coloured
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 9 Senescence, beginning of dormancy
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 91 Beginning of axillary bud formation
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 92 New leaves with smaller lamina and shortened stalk visible
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 93 Old leaves dying, young leaves curling; old leaves of cultivar-specific colour
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries 97 Old leaves dead
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries ?? Code to be defined
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 0 Sprouting / Bud development
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 00 Dormancy: winter buds pointed to rounded, light or dark brown according to
cultivar; bud scales more or less closed according to cultivar
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 01 Beginning of bud swelling: buds begin to expand inside the bud scales
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 03 End of bud swelling: buds swollen, but not green
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 05 „Wool stage”: brown wool clearly visible
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 07 Beginning of bud burst: green shoot tips just visible
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164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 09 Bud burst: green shoot tips clearly visible
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 1 Leaf development
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 11 First leaf unfolded and spread away from shoot
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 12 2nd leaves unfolded
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 13 3rd leaves unfolded
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 14 4th leaves unfolded
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 15 5th leaves unfolded
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 16 6th leaves unfolded
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 17 7th leaves unfolded
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 18 8th leaves unfolded
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 19 9 or more leaves unfolded
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 5 Inflorescence emergence
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 53 Inflorescences clearly visible
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 55 Inflorescences swelling, flowers closely pressed together
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 57 Inflorescences fully developed; flowers separating
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 6 Flowering
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 60 First flowerhoods detached from the receptacle
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 61 Beginning of flowering: 10 % of flowerhoods fallen
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 62 20 % of flowerhoods fallen
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 63 Early flowering: 30 % of flowerhoods fallen
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 64 40 % of flowerhoods fallen
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 65 Full flowering: 50 % of flowerhoods fallen
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 66 60 % of flowerhoods fallen
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 67 70 % of flowerhoods fallen
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 68 80 % of flowerhoods fallen
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 69 End of flowering
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 7 Development of fruit
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 71 Fruit set: young fruits begin to swell, remains of flowers lost
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 73 Berries groat-sized, bunches begin to hang
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 75 Berries pea-sized, bunches hang
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 77 Berries beginning to touch
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 79 Majority of berries touching
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 8 Ripening of berries
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 81 Beginning of ripening: berries begin to develop variety-specific colour
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 83 Berries developing colour
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 85 Softening of berries
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 89 Berries ripe for harvest
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 9 Senescence
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 91 After harvest; end of wood maturation
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164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 92 Beginning of leaf discolouration
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 93 Beginning of leaf-fall
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 95 50 % of leaves fallen
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 97 End of leaf-fall
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine 99 Harvested product
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine ?? Code to be defined
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 0 Germination
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 00 Dry seed
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 01 Beginning of seed imbibition
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 03 Seed imbibition complete
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 05 Radicle emerged from seed
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 07 Shoot breaking through seed coat
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 08 Shoot growing towards soil surface; hypocotyl arch visible
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 09 Emergence: shoot breaks through soil surface ("cracking stage")
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 1 Leaf development
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 10 Pair of scale leaves visible
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 11 First true leaf (with stipules) unfolded or first tendril developed
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 12 2 leaves (with stipules) unfolded or 2 tendrils developed
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 13 3 leaves (with stipules) unfolded or 3 tendrils developed
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 14 4 leaves (with stipules) unfolded or 4 tendrils developed
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 15 5 leaves (with stipules) unfolded or 5 tendrils developed
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 16 6 leaves (with stipules) unfolded or 6 tendrils developed
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 17 7 leaves (with stipules) unfolded or 7 tendrils developed
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 18 8 leaves (with stipules) unfolded or 8 tendrils developed
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 19 9 or more leaves (with stipules) unfolded or 9 or more tendrils developed
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 3 Stem elongation (Main shoot)
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 30 Beginning of stem elongation
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 31 1 visibly extended internode
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 32 2 visibly extended internodes
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 33 3 visibly extended internodes
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 34 4 visibly extended internodes
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 35 5 visibly extended internodes
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 36 6 visibly extended internodes
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 37 7 visibly extended internodes
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 38 8 visibly extended internodes
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 39 9 or more visibly extended internodes
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 5 Inflorescence emergence
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 51 First flower buds visible outside leaves
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 55 First separated flower buds visible outside leaves but still closed
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170 Phenological growth stages for peas 59 First petals visible, flowers still closed
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 6 Flowering
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 60 First flowers open (sporadically within the population)
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 61 Beginning of flowering: 10 % of flowers open
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 62 20 % of flowers open
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 63 30 % of flowers open
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 64 40 % of flowers open
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 65 Full flowering: 50 % of flowers open
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 67 Flowering declining
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 69 End of flowering
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 7 Development of fruit
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 71 10 % of pods have reached typical length; juice exudes if pressed
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 72 20 % of pods have reached typical length; juice exudes if pressed
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 73 30 % of pods have reached typical length; juice exudes if
pressed.Tenderometer value: 80 TE
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 74 40 % of pods have reached typical length; juice exudes if
pressed.Tenderometer value: 95 TE
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 75 50 % of pods have reached typical length; juice exudes if
pressed.Tenderometer value: 105 TE
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 76 60 % of pods have reached typical length; juice exudes if
pressed.Tenderometer value: 115 TE
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 77 70 % of pods have reached typical length. Tenderometer value: 130 TE
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 79 Pods have reached typical size (green ripe); peas fully formed
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 8 Ripening of fruit and seed
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 81 10 % of pods ripe, seeds final colour, dry and hard
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 82 20 % of pods ripe, seeds final colour, dry and hard
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 83 30 % of pods ripe, seeds final colour, dry and hard
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 84 40 % of pods ripe, seeds final colour, dry and hard
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 85 50 % of pods ripe, seeds final colour, dry and hard
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 86 60 % of pods ripe, seeds final colour, dry and hard
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 87 70 % of pods ripe, seeds final colour, dry and hard
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 88 80 % of pods ripe, seeds final colour, dry and hard
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 89 Fully ripe: all pods dry and brown. Seeds dry and hard (dry ripe)
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 9 Senescence
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 97 Plants dead and dry
170 Phenological growth stages for peas 99 Harvested product
170 Phenological growth stages for peas ?? Code to be defined
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
0 Germination
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171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
00 Dry seed
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
01 Beginning of seed imbibition
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
03 Seed imbibition complete
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
05 Radicle emerged from seed
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
07 Hypocotyl with cotyledons breaking through seed coat
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
08 Hypocotyl reaches the soil surface; hypocotyl arch visible
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing 09 Emergence: hypocotyl with cotyledons break through soil surface ("cracking
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
stage")
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
1 Leaf development
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
10 Cotyledons completely unfolded
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
12 2 full leaves (first leaf pair) unfolded
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
13 3rd true leaf (first trifoliate leaf) unfolded
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
14 4th true leaf unfolded
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
15 5th true leaf unfolded
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
16 6th true leaf unfolded
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
17 7th true leaf unfolded
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
18 8th true leaf unfolded
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
19 9 or more leaves (2 full leaves, 7 or more trifoliate) unfolded
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
2 Formation of side shoots
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
21 First side shoot visible
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
22 2nd side shoot visible
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171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
23 3rd side shoot visible
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
24 4th side shoot visible
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
25 5th side shoot visible
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
26 6th side shoot visible
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
27 7th side shoot visible
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
28 8th side shoot visible
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
29 9 or more side shoots visible
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
5 Inflorescence emergence
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
51 First flower buds visible
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
55 First flower buds enlarged
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
59 First petals visible, flowers still closed
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
6 Flowering
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
60 First flowers open (sporadically within the population)
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
61 Beginning of flowering: 10 % of flowers open
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
62 20 % of flowers open
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
63 30 % of flowers open
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
64 40 % of flowers open
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
65 Full flowering: 50 % of flowers open
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
67 Flowering finishing: majority of petals fallen or dry
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
69 End of flowering: first pods visible
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171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
7 Development of fruit
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
71 10 % of pods have reached typical length
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
72 20 % of pods have reached typical length
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
73 30 % of pods have reached typical length
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
74 40 % of pods have reached typical length
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
75 50 % of pods have reached typical length, beans beginning to fill out
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
76 60 % of pods have reached typical length
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
77 70 % of pods have reached typical length, pods still break cleanly
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
78 80 % of pods have reached typical length
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
79 Pods: individual beans easily visible
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
8 Ripening of fruit and seed
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
81 10 % of pods ripe (beans hard)
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
82 20 % of pods ripe (beans hard)
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
83 30 % of pods ripe (beans hard)
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
84 40 % of pods ripe (beans hard)
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
85 50 % of pods ripe (beans hard)
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
86 60 % of pods ripe (beans hard)
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
87 70 % of pods ripe (beans hard)
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
88 80 % of pods ripe (beans hard)
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
89 Fully ripe: pods ripe (beans hard)
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171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
9 Senescence
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
97 Plants dead
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
99 Harvested product
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing
kidney bean and dwarf kidney bean)
?? Code to be defined
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
0 Germination
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
00 Dry seed, dormant bulb
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
01 Beginning of seed imbibition
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
03 Seed imbibition complete
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
05 Radicle emerged from seed. Roots appearing
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
07 Cotyledon breaking through seed coat
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
09 Emergence: cotyledon breaks through soil surface. Green shoot visible
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
1 Leaf development (Main shoot)
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
10 Advanced whip stage: whip begins to die off
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
11 First leaf (> 3 cm) clearly visible plant parts
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
12 2nd leaf (> 3cm) clearly visible
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
13 3rd leaf (> 3cm) clearly visible
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
14 4th leaf (> 3cm) clearly visible
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
15 5th leaf (> 3cm) clearly visible
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
16 6th leaf (> 3cm) clearly visible
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
17 7th leaf (> 3cm) clearly visible
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172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
18 8th leaf (> 3cm) clearly visible
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
19 9 or more leaves clearly visible
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
4 Development of harvestable vegetative plant parts
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
41 Leaf bases begin to thicken or extend
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
43 30 % of the expected bulb or shaft diameter reached
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
45 50 % of the expected bulb or shaft diameter reached
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops 47 Bolting begins; in 10 % of the plants leaves bent over. Leek: 70 % of the
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
expected shaft length and diameter reached
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
48 Leaves bent over in 50 % of plants
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops 49 Leaves dead, bulb top dry; dormancy. Leek: Growth complete; length and stem
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
diameter typical for variety reached
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
5 Inflorescence emergence
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
51 Onion bulb begins to elongate
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
53 30 % of the expected length of flower stem reached
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
55 Flower stem at full length; sheath closed
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
57 Sheath burst open
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
59 First flower petals visible; flowers still closed
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
6 Flowering
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
60 First flowers open (sporadically)
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
61 Beginning of flowering: 10 % of flowers open
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
62 20 % of flowers open
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
63 30 % of flowers open
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172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
64 40 % of flowers open
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
65 Full flowering: 50 % of flowers open
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
67 Flowering finishing: 70 % of petals fallen or dry
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
69 End of flowering
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
7 Development of fruit
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
71 First capsules formed
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
72 20 % of capsules formed
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
73 30 % of capsules formed
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
74 40 % of capsules formed
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
75 50 % of capsules formed
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
76 60 % of capsules formed
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
77 70 % of capsules formed
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
78 80 % of capsules formed
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
79 Capsule development complete; seeds pale
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
8 Ripening of fruit and seed
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
81 Beginning of ripening: 10 % of capsules ripe
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
85 First capsules bursting
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
89 Fully ripe: seeds black and hard
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
9 Senescence
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
92 Leaves and shoots beginning to discolour
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172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
95 50 % of leaves yellow or dead
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
97 Plants or above ground parts dead
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
99 Harvested product (seeds)
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops
(onion, leek, garlic, shallot)
?? Code to be defined
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
0 Germination
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
00 Dry seed
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
01 Beginning of seed imbibition
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
03 Seed imbibition complete
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
05 Radicle emerged from seed
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
07 Hypocotyl with cotyledons breaking through seed coat
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
09 Emergence: cotyledons break through soil surface
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
1 Leaf development (Main shoot)
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
10 Cotyledons completely unfolded; growing point or true leaf initial visible
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
11 First true leaf unfolded
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
12 2nd true leaf unfolded
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
13 3rd true leaf unfolded
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
14 4th true leaf unfolded
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
15 5th true leaf unfolded
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
16 6th true leaf unfolded
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
17 7th true leaf unfolded
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173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
18 8th true leaf unfolded
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
19 9 or more true leaves unfolded
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
4 Development of harvestable vegetative plant parts
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
41 Roots beginning to expand (diameter > 0,5 cm)
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
42 20 % of the expected root diameter reached
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
43 30 % of the expected root diameter reached
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
44 40 % of the expected root diameter reached
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
45 50 % of the expected root diameter reached
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
46 60 % of the expected root diameter reached
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
47 70 % of the expected root diameter reached
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
48 80 % of the expected root diameter reached
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
49 Expansion complete; typical form and size of roots reached
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
5 Inflorescence emergence
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
51 Main shoot begins to elongate
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
53 30 % of the expected height of the main shoot reached
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
55 First individual flowers of main inflorescence visible (still closed)
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
57 First individual flowers of secondary inflorescences visible (still closed)
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
59 First flower petals visible; flowers still closed
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
6 Flowering
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
60 First flowers open (sporadically)
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173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
61 Beginning of flowering: 10 % of flowers open
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
62 20 % of flowers open
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
63 30 % of flowers open
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
64 40 % of flowers open
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
65 Full flowering: 50 % of flowers open
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
67 Flowering finishing: majority of petals fallen or dry
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
69 End of flowering
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
7 Development of fruit
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
71 First fruits formed
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
72 20 % of fruits have reached typical size
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
73 30 % of fruits have reached typical size
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
74 40 % of fruits have reached typical size
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
75 50 % of fruits have reached typical size
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
76 60 % of fruits have reached typical size
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
77 70 % of fruits have reached typical size
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
78 80 % of fruits have reached typical size
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
79 Fruits have reached typical size
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
8 Ripening of fruit and seed
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 81 Beginning of ripening: 10 % of fruits ripe, or 10 % of seeds of typical colour, dry
vegetables
and hard
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
85 50 % of the fruits ripe, or 50 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard
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173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
89 Fully ripe: seeds on the whole plant of typical colour and hard
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
9 Senescence
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
92 Leaves and shoots beginning to discolour
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
95 50 % of leaves yellow or dead
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
97 Plants or above ground parts dead
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
99 Harvested product (seeds)
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber
vegetables
?? Code to be defined
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
0 Germination
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
00 Dry seed
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
01 Beginning of seed imbibition
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
03 Seed imbibition complete
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
05 Radicle emerged from seed
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
07 Hypocotyl with cotyledons breaking through seed coat
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
09 Emergence: cotyledons break through soil surface
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
1 Leaf development (Main shoot)
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
10 Cotyledons completely unfolded; growing point or true leaf initial visible
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
11 First true leaf unfolded
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
12 2nd true leaf unfolded
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
13 3rd true leaf unfolded
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
14 4th true leaf unfolded
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174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
15 5th true leaf unfolded
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
16 6th true leaf unfolded
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
17 7th true leaf unfolded
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
18 8th true leaf unfolded
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
19 9 or more true leaves unfolded
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
4 Development of harvestable vegetative plant parts
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
41 Heads begin to form: the two youngest leaves do not unfold
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
42 20 % of the expected head size reached
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
43 30 % of the expected head size reached
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
44 40 % of the expected head size reached
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
45 50 % of the expected head size reached
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
46 60 % of the expected head size reached
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
47 70 % of the expected head size reached
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
48 80 % of the expected head size reached
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
49 Typical size, form and firmness of heads reached
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
5 Inflorescence emergence
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
51 Main shoot inside head begins to elongate
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
53 30 % of the expected height of the main shoot reached
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
55 First individual flowers of main inflorescence visible (still closed)
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
57 First individual flowers of se-condary inflorescences visible (still closed)
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174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
59 First flower petals visible; flowers still closed
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
6 Flowering
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
60 First flowers open (sporadically)
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
61 Beginning of flowering: 10 % of flowers open
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
62 20 % of flowers open
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
63 30 % of flowers open
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
64 40 % of flowers open
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
65 Full flowering: 50 % of flowers open
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
67 Flowering finishing: majority of petals fallen or dry
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
69 End of flowering
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
7 Development of fruit
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
71 First fruits formed
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
72 20 % of fruits have reached typical size
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
73 30 % of fruits have reached typical size
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
74 40 % of fruits have reached typical size
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
75 50 % of fruits have reached typical size
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
76 60 % of fruits have reached typical size
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
77 70 % of fruits have reached typical size
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
78 80 % of fruits have reached typical size
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
79 Fruits have reached typical size
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174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
8 Ripening of fruit and seed
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
81 Beginning of ripening: 10 % of fruits ripe, or 10 % of seeds of typical colour, dry
vegetables (heading)
and hard
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
82 20 % of fruits ripe, or 20 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
83 30 % of fruits ripe, or 30 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
84 40 % of fruits ripe, or 40 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
85 50 % of fruits ripe, or 50 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
86 60 % of fruits ripe, or 60 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
87 70 % of fruits ripe, or 70 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
88 80 % of fruits ripe, or 80 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
89 Fully ripe: seeds on the whole plant of typical colour and hard
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
9 Senescence
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
92 Leaves and shoots beginning to discolour
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
95 50 % of leaves yellow or dead
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
97 Plants dead
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
99 Harvested product (seeds)
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (heading)
?? Code to be defined
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
0 Germination
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
00 Dry seed
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
01 Beginning of seed imbibition
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lettuce, kale)
CODE CODE TEXT
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
03 Seed imbibition complete
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
05 Radicle emerged from seed
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
07 Hypocotyl with cotyledons breaking through seed coat
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
09 Emergence: cotyledons break through soil surface
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
1 Leaf development (Main shoot)
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
10 Cotyledons completely unfolded; growing point or true leaf initial visible
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
11 First true leaf unfolded
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
12 2nd true leaf unfolded
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
13 3rd true leaf unfolded
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
14 4th true leaf unfolded
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
15 5th true leaf unfolded
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
16 6th true leaf unfolded
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
17 7th true leaf unfolded
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175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
18 8th true leaf unfolded
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
19 9 or more true leaves unfolded
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
3 Stem elongation of rosette growth
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
33 Leaf rosette has reached 30 % of the expected diameter typical for the variety.
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
Main shoot has reached 30 % of the expected height typical for the variety
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
35 Leaf rosette has reached 50 % of the expected diameter typical for the variety.
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
Main shoot has reached 50 % of the expected height typical for the variety
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
37 Leaf rosette has reached 70 % of the expected diameter typical for the variety.
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
Main shoot has reached 70 % of the expected height for the variety
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
39 Rosette development completed. Main shoot has reached the height typical for
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
the variety
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
4 Development of harvestable vegetative plant parts
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
41 10 % of the leaf mass typical for the variety reached
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
42 20 % of the leaf mass typical for the variety reached
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
43 30 % of the leaf mass typical for the variety reached
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
44 40 % of the leaf mass typical for the variety reached
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
45 50 % of the leaf mass typical for the variety reached
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy 46 60 % of the leaf mass typical for the variety reached
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vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
CODE CODE TEXT
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
47 70 % of the leaf mass typical for the variety reached
lettuce, kale)
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
48 80 % of the leaf mass typical for the variety reached
49 Typical leaf mass reached
5 Inflorescence emergence
51 Main shoot begins to elongate. Main inflorescence visible between uppermost
leaves
53 30 % of the expected height of the main shoot reached
55 First individual flowers of main inflorescence visible (still closed)
59 First flower petals visible; flowers still closed
6 Flowering
60 First flowers open (sporadically)
61 Beginning of flowering: 10 % of flowers open
62 20 % of flowers open
63 30 % of flowers open
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lettuce, kale)
CODE CODE TEXT
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
64 40 % of flowers open
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
65 Full flowering: 50 % of flowers open
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
67 Flowering finishing: majority of petals fallen or dry
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
69 End of flowering
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
7 Development of fruit
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
71 First fruits formed
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
72 20 % of fruits have reached typical size
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
73 30 % of fruits have reached typical size
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
74 40 % of fruits have reached typical size
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
75 50 % of fruits have reached typical size
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
76 60 % of fruits have reached typical size
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
77 70 % of fruits have reached typical size
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
78 80 % of fruits have reached typical size
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175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
79 Fruits have reached typical size
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
8 Ripening of fruit and seed
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
81 Beginning of ripening: 10 % of fruits ripe, or 10 % of seeds of typical colour, dry
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
and hard
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
82 20 % of fruits ripe, or 20 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
83 30 % of fruits ripe, or 30 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
84 40 % of fruits ripe, or 40 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
85 50 % of fruits ripe, or 50 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
86 60 % of fruits ripe, or 60 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
87 70 % of fruits ripe, or 70 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
88 80 % of fruits ripe, or 80 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
89 Fully ripe: seeds on the whole plant of typical colour and hard
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
9 Senescence
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
92 Leaves and shoots beginning to discolor
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy 95 50 % of leaves yellow or dead
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lettuce, kale)
CODE CODE TEXT
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
97 Plants dead
lettuce, kale)
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
99 Harvested product (seeds)
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy
vegetables (non-heading; spinach, lamb`s
lettuce, kale)
?? Code to be defined
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
0 Germination
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
00 Dry seed
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
01 Beginning of seed imbibition
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
03 Seed imbibition complete
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
05 Radicle emerged from seed
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
07 Hypocotyl with cotyledons breaking through seed coat
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
09 Emergence: cotyledons break through soil surface
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
1 Leaf development (Main shoot)
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
10 Cotyledons completely unfolded; growing point or true leaf initial visible
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
11 First true leaf unfolded
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
12 2nd true leaf unfolded
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
13 3rd true leaf unfolded
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
14 4th true leaf unfolded
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
15 5th true leaf unfolded
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica 16 6th true leaf unfolded
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CODE CODE TEXT
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
17 7th true leaf unfolded
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
18 8th true leaf unfolded
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
19 9 or more true leaves unfolded
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
2 Formation of side shoots (for broccoli)
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
21 First side shoot visible
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
22 2nd side shoot visible
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
23 3rd side shoot visible
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
24 4th side shoot visible
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
25 5th side shoot visible
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
26 6th side shoot visible
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
27 7th side shoot visible
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
28 8th side shoot visible
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
29 9 or more side shoots visible
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
3 Stem elongation of rosette growth (for brussels sprout)
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
31 Main shoot has reached 10 % of the expected height typical for the variety
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
32 Main shoot has reached 20 % of the expected height typical for the variety
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
33 Main shoot has reached 30 % of the expected height typical for the variety
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
34 Main shoot has reached 40 % of the expected height typical for the variety
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
35 Main shoot has reached 50 % of the expected height typical for the variety
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica 36 Main shoot has reached 60 % of the expected height typical for the variety
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CODE CODE TEXT
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
37 Main shoot has reached 70 % of the expected height typical for the variety
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
38 Main shoot has reached 80 % of the expected height typical for the variety
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
39 Main shoot has reached the height typi-cal for the variety
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
4 Development of harvestable vegetative plant parts
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica 41 Lateral buds begin to develop. Cauliflower heads begin to form; width of
species
growing tip > 1 cm
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
43 First sprouts tightly closed. 30 % of the expected head diameter reached
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica 45 50 % of the sprouts tightly closed. 50 % of the expected head diameter
species
reached
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica 46 60 % of the sprouts tightly closed. 60 % of the expected head diameter
species
reached
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica 47 70 % of the sprouts tightly closed. 70 % of the expected head diameter
species
reached
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica 48 80 % of the sprouts tightly closed. 80 % of the expected head diameter
species
reached
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica 49 Sprouts below terminal bud tightly closed. Typical size and form reached; head
species
tightly closed
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
5 Inflorescence emergence
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica 51 Main inflorescence visible between uppermost leaves. Branches of
species
inflorescence begin to elongate
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
55 First individual flowers visible (still closed)
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
59 First flower petals visible; flowers still closed
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
6 Flowering
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
60 First flowers open (sporadically)
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
61 Beginning of flowering: 10 % of flowers open
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
62 20 % of flowers open
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica 63 30 % of flowers open
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CODE CODE TEXT
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
64 40 % of flowers open
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
65 Full flowering: 50 % of flowers open
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
67 Flowering finishing: majority of petals fallen or dry
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
69 End of flowering
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
7 Development of fruit
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
71 First fruits formed
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
72 20 % of fruits have reached typical size
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
73 30 % of fruits have reached typical size
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
74 40 % of fruits have reached typical size
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
75 50 % of fruits have reached typical size
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
76 60 % of fruits have reached typical size
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
77 70 % of fruits have reached typical size
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
78 80 % of fruits have reached typical size
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
79 Fruits have reached typical size
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
8 Ripening of fruit and seed
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
81 Beginning of ripening: 10 % of fruits ripe
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
82 20 % of fruits ripe
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
83 30 % of fruits ripe
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
84 40 % of fruits ripe
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica 85 50 % of fruits ripe
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CODE CODE TEXT
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
86 60 % of fruits ripe
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
87 70 % of fruits ripe
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
88 80 % of fruits ripe
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
89 Fully ripe: seeds on the whole plant of typical color and hard
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
9 Senescence
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
92 Leaves and shoots beginning to discolour
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
95 50 % of leaves yellow or dead
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
97 Plants dead
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
99 Harvested product (seeds)
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica
species
?? Code to be defined
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
0 Germination
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
00 Dry seed
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
01 Beginning of seed imbibition
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
03 Seed imbibition complete
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
05 Radicle emerged from seed
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
07 Hypocotyl with cotyledons breaking through seed coat
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
09 Emergence: cotyledons break through soil surface
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
1 Leaf development
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
10 Cotyledons completely unfolded
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber 11 First true leaf on main stem fully unfolded
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CODE CODE TEXT
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
12 2nd true leaf on main stem unfolded
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
13 3rd true leaf on main stem unfolded
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
14 4th true leaf on main stem unfolded
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
15 5th true leaf on main stem unfolded
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
16 6th true leaf on main stem unfolded
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
17 7th true leaf on main stem unfolded
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
18 8th true leaf on main stem unfolded
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
19 9 or more leaves on main stem unfolded
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
2 Formation of side shoots
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
21 First primary side shoot visible
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
22 2nd primary side shoot visible
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
23 3rd primary side shoot visible
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
24 4th primary side shoot visible
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
25 5th primary side shoot visible
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
26 6th primary side shoot visible
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
27 7th primary side shoot visible
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
28 8th primary side shoot visible
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
29 9 or more primary side shoots visible
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
5 Inflorescence emergence
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber 51 First flower initial with elongated ovary visible on main stem
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CODE CODE TEXT
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
52 2nd flower initial with elongated ovary visible on main stem
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
53 3rd flower initial with elongated ovary visible on main stem
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
54 4th flower initial with elongated ovary visible on main stem
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
55 5th flower initial with elongated ovary visible on main stem
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
56 6th flower initial with elongated ovary visible on main stem
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
57 7th flower initial with elongated ovary visible on main stem
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
58 8th flower initial with elongated ovary visible on main stem
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
59 9 or more flower initials with elongated ovary already visible on main stem
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
6 Flowering
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
61 First flower open on main stem
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
62 2nd flower open on main stem
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
63 3rd flower open on main stem
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
64 4th flower open on main stem
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
65 5th flower open on main stem
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
66 6th flower open on main stem
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
67 7th flower open on main stem
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
68 8th flower open on main stem
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
69 9th flower open on main stem or 9 flowers on main stem already open
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
7 Development of fruit
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber 71 First fruit on main stem has reached typical size and form
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177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
72 2nd fruit on main stem has reached typical size and form
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
73 3rd fruit on main stem has reached typical size and form
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
74 4th fruit on main stem has reached typical size and form
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
75 5th fruit on main stem has reached typical size and form
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
76 6th fruit on main stem has reached typical size and form
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
77 7th fruit on main stem has reached typical size and form
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
78 8th fruit on main stem has reached typical size and form
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
79 9 or more fruits on main stem has reached typical size and form
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
8 Ripening of fruit and seed
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
81 10 % of fruits show typical fully ripe colour
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
82 20 % of fruits show typical fully ripe colour
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
83 30 % of fruits show typical fully ripe colour
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
84 40 % of fruits show typical fully ripe colour
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
85 50 % of fruits show typical fully ripe colour
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
86 60 % of fruits show typical fully ripe colour
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
87 70 % of fruits show typical fully ripe colour
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
88 80 % of fruits show typical fully ripe colour
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
89 Fully ripe: fruits have typical fully ripe colour
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
9 Senescence
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber 97 Plants dead
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177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
99 Harvested product (seeds)
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber
family
?? Code to be defined
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
0 Germination
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
00 Dry seeds
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
01 Beginning of seed imbibition
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
03 Seed imbibition complete
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
05 Radicle emerged from seed
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
07 Hypocotyl with cotyledons breaking through seed coat
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
09 Emergence: coryledons break through soil surface
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
1 Leaf development
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
10 Cotyledons completely unfolded
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
11 First true leaf on main shoot fully unfolded
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
12 2nd leaf on main shoot unfolded
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
13 3rd leaf on main shoot unfolded
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
14 4th leaf on main shoot unfolded
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
15 5th leaf on main shoot unfolded
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
16 6th leaf on main shoot unfolded
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
17 7th leaf on main shoot unfolded
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
18 8th leaf on main shoot unfolded
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 19 9 or more leaves on main shoot unfolded
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178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
2 Formation of side shoots
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
21 First primary apical side shoot visible
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
22 2nd primary apical side shoot visible
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
23 3rd primary apical side shoot visible
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
24 4th primary apical side shoot visible
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
25 5th primary apical side shoot visible
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
26 6th primary apical side shoot visible
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
27 7th primary apical side shoot visible
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
28 8th primary apical side shoot visible
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
29 9 or more apical primary side shoots visible
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
5 Inflorescence emergence
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 51 First inflorescence visible (first bud erect) for tomato; First flower bud visible for
family
paprika and aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 52 2nd inflorescence visible (first bud erect) for tomato; 2nd flower bud visible for
family
paprika and aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 53 3rd inflorescence visible (first bud erect) for tomato; 3rd flower bud visible for
family
paprika and aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 54 4th inflorescence visible (first bud erect) for tomato; 4th flower bud visible for
family
paprika and aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 55 5th inflorescence visible (first bud erect) for tomato; 5th flower bud visible for
family
paprika and aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 56 6th inflorescence visible (first bud erect) for tomato; 6th flower bud visible for
family
paprika and aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 57 7th inflorescence visible (first bud erect) for tomato; 7th flower bud visible for
family
paprika and aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 58 8th inflorescence visible (first bud erect) for tomato; 8th flower bud visible for
family
paprika and aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 59 9 or more inflorescences visible (first bud erect) for tomato; 9 or more flower
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family buds already visible for paprika and aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
6 Flowering
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 61 First inflorescence: first flower open for tomato; First flower open for paprika
family
and aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 62 2nd inflorescence: first flower open for tomato; 2nd flower open for paprika and
family
aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 63 3rd inflorescence: first flower open for tomato; 3rd flower open for paprika and
family
aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 64 4th inflorescence: first flower open for tomato; 4th flower open for paprika and
family
aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 65 5th inflorescence: first flower open for tomato; 5th flower open for paprika and
family
aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 66 6th inflorescence: first flower open for tomato; 6th flower open for paprika and
family
aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 67 7th inflorescence: first flower open for tomato; 7th flower open for paprika and
family
aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 68 8th inflorescence: first flower open for tomato; 8th flower open for paprika and
family
aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 69 9 or more inflorescences with open flowers for tomato; 9 or more flowers
family
already open for paprika and aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
7 Development of fruit
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 71 First fruit cluster: first fruit has reached typical size for tomato; First fruit has
family
reached typical size and form for paprika and aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 72 2nd fruit cluster: first fruit has reached typical size for tomato; 2nd fruit has
family
reached typical size and form for paprika and aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 73 3rd fruit cluster: first fruit has reached typical size for tomato; 3rd fruit has
family
reached typical size and form for paprika and aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 74 4th fruit cluster: first fruit has reached typical size for tomato; 4th fruit has
family
reached typical size and form for paprika and aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 75 5th fruit cluster: first fruit has reached typical size for tomato; 5th fruit has
family
reached typical size and form for paprika and aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 76 6th fruit cluster: first fruit has reached typical size for tomato; 6th fruit has
family
reached typical size and form for paprika and aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 77 7th fruit cluster: first fruit has reached typical size for tomato; 7th fruit has
family
reached typical size and form for paprika and aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 78 8th fruit cluster: first fruit has reached typical size for tomato; 8th fruit has
family
reached typical size and form for paprika and aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade 79 9 or more fruit clusters with fruits of typical size for tomato; 9 or more fruits
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family have reached typical size and form for paprika and aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
8 Ripening of fruit and seed
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
81 10 % of fruits show typical fully ripe colour
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
82 20 % of fruits show typical fully ripe colour
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
83 30 % of fruits show typical fully ripe colour
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
84 40 % of fruits show typical fully ripe colour
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
85 50 % of fruits show typical fully ripe colour
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
86 60 % of fruits show typical fully ripe colour
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
87 70 % of fruits show typical fully ripe colour
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
88 80 % of fruits show typical fully ripe colour
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
89 Fully ripe: fruits have typical fully ripe colour for paprika and aubergine
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
9 Senescence
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
97 Plants dead
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
99 Harvested product
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade
family
?? Code to be defined
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 0 Germination
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 00 Dry seed (caryopsis)
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 01 Beginning of seed imbibition
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 03 Seed imbibition complete (pigeon breast)
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 05 Radicle emerged from caryopsis
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 06 Radicle elongated, root hairs and/or side roots visible
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 07 Coleoptile emerged from caryopsis (in water-rice this stage occurs before stage
05)
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 09 Imperfect leaf emerges (still rolled) at the tip of the coleoptile
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 1 Leaf development
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 10 Imperfect leaf unrolled, tip of first true leaf visible
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190 Phenological growth stages for rice 11 First leaf unfolded
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 12 2 leaves unfolded
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 13 3 leaves unfolded
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 14 4 leaves unfolded
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 15 5 leaves unfolded
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 16 6 leaves unfolded
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 17 7 leaves unfolded
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 18 8 leaves unfolded
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 19 9 or more leaves unfolded
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 2 Tillering
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 21 Beginning of tillering: first tiller detectable
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 22 2 tillers detectable
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 23 3 tillers detectable
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 24 4 tillers detectable
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 25 5 tillers detectable
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 26 6 tillers detectable
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 27 7 tillers detectable
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 28 8 tillers detectable
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 29 Maximum number of tillers detectable
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 3 Stem elongation
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 30 Panicle initiation or green ring stage: chlorophyll accumulates in the stem
tissue, forming a green ring
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 32 Panicle formation: panicle 1 - 2 mm in length
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 34 Internode elongation or jointing stage: internodes begin to elongate, panicle
more than 2 mm long (variety-dependent)
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 37 Flag leaf just visible, still rolled, panicle moving upwards
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 39 Flag leaf stage: flag leaf unfolded, collar regions (auricle and ligule) of flag leaf
and penultimate leaf aligned (pre-boot stage)
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 4 Booting
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 41 Early boot stage: upper part of stem slightly thickened, sheath of flag leaf about
5 cm out of penultimate leaf sheath
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 43 Mid boot stage: sheath of flag leaf 5 - 10 cm out of the penultimate leaf sheath
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 45 Late boot stage: flag leaf sheath swollen, sheath of flag leaf more than 10 cm
out of penultimate leaf sheath
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 47 Flag leaf sheath opening
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 49 Flag leaf sheath open
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 5 Inflorescence emergence, heading
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 51 Beginning of panicle emergence: tip of inflorescence emerged from sheath
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 52 20 % of panicle emerged
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190 Phenological growth stages for rice 53 30 % of panicle emerged
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 54 40 % of panicle emerged
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 55 Middle of panicle emergence: neck node still in sheath
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 56 60 % of panicle emerged
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 57 70 % of panicle emerged
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 58 80 % of panicle emerged
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 59 End of panicle emergence: neck node level with the flag leaf auricle, anthers
not yet visible
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 6 Flowering, anthesis
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 61 Beginning of flowering: anthers visible at top of panicle
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 65 Full flowering: anthers visible on most spikelets
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 69 End of flowering: all spikelets have completed flowering but some dehydrated
anthers may remain
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 7 Development of fruit
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 71 Watery ripe: first grains have reached half their final size
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 73 Early milk
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 75 Medium milk: grain content milky
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 77 Late milk
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 8 Ripening
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 83 Early dough
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 85 Soft dough: grain content soft but dry, fingernail impression not held, grains
and glumes still green
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 87 Hard dough: grain content solid, fingernail impression held
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 89 Fully ripe: grain hard, difficult to divide with thumbnail
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 9 Senescence
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 92 Over-ripe: grain very hard, cannot be dented by thumbnail
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 97 Plant dead and collapsing
190 Phenological growth stages for rice 99 Harvested product
190 Phenological growth stages for rice ?? Code to be defined
204 Type of procedure ZA1 Authorisation according to § 15 PflSchG: plant protection products which only
contain active substances which are included in Annex I of Directive
91/414/EEC; all active substances are contained in Document 3010/VI/91, Part
A.
204 Type of procedure ZAA Authorisation according to § 15 in conjunction with § 45 (5) PflSchG: plant
protection products which contain at least one active substance which is not
included in Annex I of Directive 91/414/EEC; all active substances are
contained in Document 3010/VI/91, Part A; active substances are already
authorised in Germany.
204 Type of procedure ZAL Authorisation according to § 15 in conjunction with § 45 (5) PflSchG: plant
protection products which contain at least one active substance which is not
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included in Annex I of Directive 91/414/EEC; all active substances are
contained in Document 3010/VI/91, Part A; active substances are already
authorised in Germany; DAR (Draft Assessment Report) has already been
submitted.
204 Type of procedure ZAM Authorisation according to § 15 in conjunction with § 45 (5) PflSchG: plant
protection products which contain at least one active substance which is not
included in Annex I of Directive 91/414/EEC; all active substances are
contained in Document 3010/VI/91, Part A; at least one active substance has
not yet been authorised in Germany; DAR (Draft Assessment Report) has
already been submitted.
204 Type of procedure ZAN Authorisation according to § 15 in conjunction with § 45 (5) PflSchG: plant
protection products which contain at least one active substance which is not
included in Annex I of Directive 91/414/EEC; all active substances are
contained in Document 3010/VI/91, Part A; at least one active substance has
not yet been authorised in Germany.
204 Type of procedure ZAU Authorisation according to § 15b PflSchG: plant protection products which only
contain active substances which are included in Annex I of Directive
91/414/EEC; all active substances are contained in Document 3010/VI/91, Part
A.
204 Type of procedure ZN1 Authorisation according to § 15 PflSchG: plant protection products which only
contain active substances which are included in Annex I of Directive; at least
one active substance is included in Document 3010/VI/91, Part C.
204 Type of procedure ZN8 Authorisation according to § 15c PflSchG: plant protection products which
contain at least one active substance which is not included in Annex I of
Directive 91/414/EEC and is contained in Document 3010/VI/91, Part C.
204 Type of procedure ZNU Authorisation according to § 15b PflSchG: plant protection products, which only
contain active substances which are included in Annex I of Directive
91/414/EEC; at least one active substance is contained in Document
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
3010/VI/91, Part C.
??? Code to be defined
BLB treatment in empty rooms
EBB use of flowers and leaves
EBF leaves, fresh
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235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
EBO beans
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
EG grass
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
EGFR grass/spring application
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
EGH grass and hay
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
EGSO grass/summer application
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
EH hay
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
EML with foliage
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
ESF use of fruit and seeds
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
EV processed products
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
EW use of of roots
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
EWB wild berries and wild fruits
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
EWK wine grapes
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
EWP wild mushrooms
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235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
EWT table grapes
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
EWTK table and wine grapes
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
QF fresh
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
QR raw
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
QT dry
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
ZFR spring application
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
ZNE post harvest
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
ZSO summer application
235 Additional information on the commodity or
object or storage goods in conjunction with
safety intervals
ZVB pre blossom
400 Active substance list 0000 placeholder
400 Active substance list 0001 aldrin
400 Active substance list 0002 chlorbicyclen
400 Active substance list 0003 zinc phosphide
400 Active substance list 0004 amitrole
400 Active substance list 0005 antu
400 Active substance list 0006 atrazine
400 Active substance list 0007 barban
400 Active substance list 0008 binapacryl
400 Active substance list 0009 chlorbufam
400 Active substance list 0010 mancozeb
400 Active substance list 0011 hydrocyanic acid
400 Active substance list 0012 captan
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400 Active substance list 0013 phosphane, phosphine
400 Active substance list 0014 thioquinox
400 Active substance list 0015 chlorfenson
400 Active substance list 0016 chlorbenside
400 Active substance list 0017 chlordane
400 Active substance list 0018 hostatox
400 Active substance list 0019 chloroxuron
400 Active substance list 0020 chloropicrin
400 Active substance list 0021 chlorpropham
400 Active substance list 0022 chlorthion
400 Active substance list 0023 4-CPA
400 Active substance list 0024 benquinox
400 Active substance list 0025 coumachlor
400 Active substance list 0026 coumatetralyl
400 Active substance list 0027 2,4-D
400 Active substance list 0028 dalapon
400 Active substance list 0029 dazomet
400 Active substance list 0030 DDT
400 Active substance list 0031 dioxathion
400 Active substance list 0032 oxydemeton-methyl
400 Active substance list 0033 demeton-S-methyl
400 Active substance list 0034 di-allate
400 Active substance list 0035 diazinon
400 Active substance list 0036 naled
400 Active substance list 0037 diquat dibromide
400 Active substance list 0038 dichlorprop
400 Active substance list 0039 dieldrin
400 Active substance list 0040 dimefox
400 Active substance list 0041 dimetan
400 Active substance list 0042 dimethoate
400 Active substance list 0043 dinoseb
400 Active substance list 0044 disulfoton
400 Active substance list 0045 dithianon
400 Active substance list 0046 diuron
400 Active substance list 0047 DNOC
400 Active substance list 0048 dodine
400 Active substance list 0049 DPTD
400 Active substance list 0050 endosulfan
400 Active substance list 0051 endothion
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400 Active substance list 0052 endrin
400 Active substance list 0053 ethion
400 Active substance list 0054 eulan
400 Active substance list 0055 fentin acetate
400 Active substance list 0056 phosphoricacid-ester
400 Active substance list 0057 fenthion
400 Active substance list 0058 fenitrothion
400 Active substance list 0059 ferbam
400 Active substance list 0060 formothion
400 Active substance list 0061 coumafuryl
400 Active substance list 0062 azinphos-ethyl
400 Active substance list 0063 azinphos-methyl
400 Active substance list 0064 heptachlor
400 Active substance list 0065 fumigants
400 Active substance list 0066 propham
400 Active substance list 0067 isolan
400 Active substance list 0068 dinocap
400 Active substance list 0069 dicofol
400 Active substance list 0070 gamma-BHC
400 Active substance list 0071 linuron
400 Active substance list 0072 malathion
400 Active substance list 0073 maneb
400 Active substance list 0074 MCPA
400 Active substance list 0075 MCPB
400 Active substance list 0076 mecoprop
400 Active substance list 0077 demeton-S-methyl-sulphone
400 Active substance list 0078 scilliroside
400 Active substance list 0079 methiocarb
400 Active substance list 0080 methoxychlor
400 Active substance list 0081 metiram
400 Active substance list 0082 monolinuron
400 Active substance list 0083 monuron
400 Active substance list 0084 ammonium compounds
400 Active substance list 0085 nicotine
400 Active substance list 0086 cycluron
400 Active substance list 0087 parathion
400 Active substance list 0088 parathion-methyl
400 Active substance list 0089 chloridazon
400 Active substance list 0090 pentachlorophenol
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400 Active substance list 0091 folpet
400 Active substance list 0092 phenkapton
400 Active substance list 0093 mevinphos
400 Active substance list 0094 phosphamidon
400 Active substance list 0095 pindone
400 Active substance list 0096 prometryn
400 Active substance list 0097 propazine
400 Active substance list 0098 pyrethrins
400 Active substance list 0099 quintozene
400 Active substance list 0100 carbaryl
400 Active substance list 0101 simazine
400 Active substance list 0102 pentanochlor
400 Active substance list 0103 strobane
400 Active substance list 0104 sulfotep
400 Active substance list 0105 2,4,5-T
400 Active substance list 0106 2,3,6-TBA
400 Active substance list 0107 TCA
400 Active substance list 0108 tecnazene
400 Active substance list 0109 tetradifon
400 Active substance list 0110 tetrasul
400 Active substance list 0111 camphechlor
400 Active substance list 0112 trichlorfon
400 Active substance list 0113 metam
400 Active substance list 0114 warfarin
400 Active substance list 0115 triamiphos
400 Active substance list 0116 zineb
400 Active substance list 0117 propineb
400 Active substance list 0118 ziram
400 Active substance list 0119 thiram
400 Active substance list 0120 acrylonitrile
400 Active substance list 0121 allyl alcohol
400 Active substance list 0122 chloralchloramide
400 Active substance list 0123 anthraquinone
400 Active substance list 0124 dimetilan
400 Active substance list 0125 ethylen dichloride 1,2-dichloroethane
400 Active substance list 0126 ethylene oxide
400 Active substance list 0127 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 0128 calcium cyanide
400 Active substance list 0129 thallium(I) sulfate
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400 Active substance list 0130 quinoline derivatives
400 Active substance list 0131 coumarin derivatives
400 Active substance list 0132 pyranocumarin
400 Active substance list 0133 methyl-Hg-pentachlorophenolate
400 Active substance list 0134 paraquat
400 Active substance list 0135 tri-allate
400 Active substance list 0136 chlorobenzilate
400 Active substance list 0137 hexachlorobenzene
400 Active substance list 0138 p-dichlorobenzene
400 Active substance list 0139 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 0140 1,3-dichloropropene
400 Active substance list 0141 dichloroisobutylene
400 Active substance list 0142 formaldehyde
400 Active substance list 0143 mineral oil
400 Active substance list 0144 3-indolyl acetic acid
400 Active substance list 0145 4-(1H-Indol-3-yl)butanoic acid 4-(indol-3-yl) butyric acid (alt)
400 Active substance list 0146 sodium chlorate
400 Active substance list 0147 copper oxychloride
400 Active substance list 0148 copper(I) oxide
400 Active substance list 0149 methyl bromide
400 Active substance list 0150 methyl isothiocyanate
400 Active substance list 0151 metaldehyde
400 Active substance list 0152 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 0153 fluorides
400 Active substance list 0154 2-naphthylacetic acid
400 Active substance list 0155 2-naphthoxyacetic acid
400 Active substance list 0156 nickel compounds
400 Active substance list 0157 1,3,5-trichloro-2,4,6-trinitrobenzene
400 Active substance list 0158 trichlorotrinitrobenzene
400 Active substance list 0159 dinitrothiocyanobenzene
400 Active substance list 0160 dinosam
400 Active substance list 0161 dinitroalkylphenylacetate
400 Active substance list 0162 ethyl-Hg-phosphate
400 Active substance list 0163 piperonyl butoxide
400 Active substance list 0164 crimidine
400 Active substance list 0165 ethyl-Hg-urea
400 Active substance list 0166 ethyl-Hg-acetate
400 Active substance list 0167 methyl-Hg-silicate
400 Active substance list 0168 ethyl-Hg-stearate
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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 0169 ethyl-Hg-bromide
400 Active substance list 0170 ethyl-Hg-chloride
400 Active substance list 0171 methoxyethyl-Hg-benzoate
400 Active substance list 0172 methoxyethyl-Hg-silicate
400 Active substance list 0173 methoxyethyl-Hg-chloride
400 Active substance list 0174 methoxyethyl-Hg-urea
400 Active substance list 0175 methyl-Hg-dicyandiamide
400 Active substance list 0176 methyl-Hg-hydroxide
400 Active substance list 0177 methyl-Hg-benzoate
400 Active substance list 0178 bis-(methyl-Hg)-sulphate
400 Active substance list 0179 phenyl-Hg-brenzcatechin
400 Active substance list 0180 phenyl-Hg-acetate
400 Active substance list 0181 phenyl-Hg-chloride
400 Active substance list 0182 mercuric oxide
400 Active substance list 0183 ethyl-Hg-oleate
400 Active substance list 0184 sulfur (sulphur)
400 Active substance list 0185 thiocyanates
400 Active substance list 0186 anilazine
400 Active substance list 0187 pyridinic bases
400 Active substance list 0188 fentin chloride
400 Active substance list 0189 chinomethionat (quinomethionate)
400 Active substance list 0190 promecarb
400 Active substance list 0191 monochlorobenzene; benzene chloride
400 Active substance list 0192 chlorinated hydrocarbons
400 Active substance list 0193 rotenone
400 Active substance list 0194 disodium tetraborate
400 Active substance list 0195 chloronaphthalene
400 Active substance list 0196 8-hydroxyquinoline
400 Active substance list 0197 mitin FF
400 Active substance list 0198 hexachloroethane
400 Active substance list 0199 phenylurethane
400 Active substance list 0200 dichlorvos
400 Active substance list 0201 urea compounds
400 Active substance list 0202 triazine
400 Active substance list 0203 dichlofluanid
400 Active substance list 0204 thionazin
400 Active substance list 0205 methyl-Hg-chlorbenzoate
400 Active substance list 0206 herbicides
400 Active substance list 0207 carbamates/thiocarbamates
Page 342 of 521

Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 0208 fungicides
400 Active substance list 0209 insecticides
400 Active substance list 0210 bromophos
400 Active substance list 0211 nematicides
400 Active substance list 0212 ioxynil
400 Active substance list 0213 buturon
400 Active substance list 0214 fuberidazole
400 Active substance list 0215 flurenol
400 Active substance list 0216 propoxur
400 Active substance list 0217 metobromuron
400 Active substance list 0218 dicamba
400 Active substance list 0219 methoprotryne
400 Active substance list 0220 fensulfothion
400 Active substance list 0221 isocil
400 Active substance list 0222 bromacil
400 Active substance list 0223 dodemorph
400 Active substance list 0224 chlorthiamid
400 Active substance list 0225 dichlobenil
400 Active substance list 0226 trioxymethylen
400 Active substance list 0227 wood preservatives
400 Active substance list 0228 game repellents
400 Active substance list 0229 ferrous sulfate (iron(II) sulfate)
400 Active substance list 0230 arsenic
400 Active substance list 0231 morfamquat
400 Active substance list 0232 methidathion
400 Active substance list 0233 phenmedipham
400 Active substance list 0234 vamidothion
400 Active substance list 0235 tecoram
400 Active substance list 0236 omethoate
400 Active substance list 0237 lenacil
400 Active substance list 0238 chlorophacinone
400 Active substance list 0239 chlorfenvinphos
400 Active substance list 0240 methylmetiram
400 Active substance list 0241 monalide
400 Active substance list 0242 chlordimeform
400 Active substance list 0243 formetanate
400 Active substance list 0244 desmetryn
400 Active substance list 0245 methabenzthiazuron
400 Active substance list 0246 terbutryn
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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 0247 kelevan
400 Active substance list 0248 acaricides
400 Active substance list 0249 trichloronat
400 Active substance list 0250 aldicarb
400 Active substance list 0251 neburon
400 Active substance list 0252 sebuthylazine
400 Active substance list 0253 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 0254 oxycarboxin
400 Active substance list 0255 dinobuton
400 Active substance list 0256 thiabendazole
400 Active substance list 0257 selenium compounds
400 Active substance list 0258 quassin
400 Active substance list 0259 monocrotophos
400 Active substance list 0260 chlorfenethol
400 Active substance list 0261 benomyl
400 Active substance list 0262 benzthiazuron
400 Active substance list 0263 bromophos-ethyl
400 Active substance list 0264 bromoxynil
400 Active substance list 0265 calciumcyanamid
400 Active substance list 0266 captafol
400 Active substance list 0267 carbetamide
400 Active substance list 0268 carbophenothion
400 Active substance list 0269 carboxin
400 Active substance list 0270 chloralose
400 Active substance list 0271 chloraniformethan
400 Active substance list 0272 prynachlor
400 Active substance list 0273 chlorfenprop
400 Active substance list 0274 chlorfensulphide
400 Active substance list 0275 chlorflurenol
400 Active substance list 0276 chlorothalonil
400 Active substance list 0277 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 0278 chlorthal
400 Active substance list 0279 chlorotoluron
400 Active substance list 0280 cyanamid
400 Active substance list 0281 dialifos
400 Active substance list 0282 dichlofenthion
400 Active substance list 0283 2,5-dichlorobenzoic acid methylester
400 Active substance list 0284 dicloran
400 Active substance list 0285 dicumarol
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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 0286 dicyclopentadien
400 Active substance list 0287 dimethirimol
400 Active substance list 0288 fonofos
400 Active substance list 0289 EPTC
400 Active substance list 0290 ethirimol
400 Active substance list 0291 fenaminosulf
400 Active substance list 0292 fenazaflor
400 Active substance list 0293 terbumeton
400 Active substance list 0294 hexamethylphosphoric triamide
400 Active substance list 0295 copper naphthenate
400 Active substance list 0296 copper oleate
400 Active substance list 0297 maleic hydrazide
400 Active substance list 0298 methanol
400 Active substance list 0299 methomyl
400 Active substance list 0300 methyl formate
400 Active substance list 0301 metoxuron
400 Active substance list 0302 bromofenoxim
400 Active substance list 0303 zinoc
400 Active substance list 0304 dienochlor
400 Active substance list 0305 2-phenylphenol
400 Active substance list 0306 phosalone
400 Active substance list 0307 phoxim
400 Active substance list 0308 picloram
400 Active substance list 0309 pirimicarb
400 Active substance list 0310 propachlor
400 Active substance list 0311 pyridinitril
400 Active substance list 0312 asulam
400 Active substance list 0313 S 421
400 Active substance list 0314 octacid
400 Active substance list 0315 karbutilate
400 Active substance list 0316 terbuthylazine
400 Active substance list 0317 tetrachlorvinphos
400 Active substance list 0318 alachlor
400 Active substance list 0319 thiometon
400 Active substance list 0320 tridemorph
400 Active substance list 0321 trifluralin
400 Active substance list 0322 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 0323 brompyrazon
400 Active substance list 0324 isonoruron
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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 0325 noruron
400 Active substance list 0326 cyhexatin
400 Active substance list 0327 phorate
400 Active substance list 0328 pyrazophos
400 Active substance list 0329 sulfaquinoxaline
400 Active substance list 0330 dicrotophos
400 Active substance list 0331 phenolphthalein
400 Active substance list 0332 fenoprop
400 Active substance list 0333 dinoterb
400 Active substance list 0334 phosmet
400 Active substance list 0335 bentazone
400 Active substance list 0336 cycloate
400 Active substance list 0337 metribuzin
400 Active substance list 0338 triforine
400 Active substance list 0339 thiophanate
400 Active substance list 0340 nitrofen
400 Active substance list 0341 phenthoate
400 Active substance list 0342 chloramben
400 Active substance list 0343 ammonium-N-methyl-dithiocarbamate
400 Active substance list 0344 carbofuran
400 Active substance list 0345 butoxycarboxim
400 Active substance list 0346 phenoxyalcanoic acids
400 Active substance list 0347 copper hydroxide
400 Active substance list 0348 calcium phosphide
400 Active substance list 0349 fentin hydroxide
400 Active substance list 0350 propyzamide
400 Active substance list 0351 rodenticides
400 Active substance list 0352 aluminium phosphide
400 Active substance list 0353 sodium silicofluoride
400 Active substance list 0354 magnesium phosphide
400 Active substance list 0355 chlorbromoxyquinoline
400 Active substance list 0356 ammonium sulphate
400 Active substance list 0357 ammonium thiocyanate
400 Active substance list 0358 acephate
400 Active substance list 0359 isocarbamid
400 Active substance list 0360 benzoylprop
400 Active substance list 0361 butylate
400 Active substance list 0362 cyanazine
400 Active substance list 0363 chlorpyrifos
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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 0364 medinoterb
400 Active substance list 0365 methamidophos
400 Active substance list 0366 methazole
400 Active substance list 0367 napropamide
400 Active substance list 0368 nitralin
400 Active substance list 0369 phenmedipham-ethyl
400 Active substance list 0370 thiophanate-methyl
400 Active substance list 0371 tolylfluanid
400 Active substance list 0372 ditalimfos
400 Active substance list 0373 secbumeton
400 Active substance list 0374 vondozeb
400 Active substance list 0375 chlorquinox
400 Active substance list 0376 trichloracetonitrile
400 Active substance list 0377 dithiocarbamates
400 Active substance list 0378 carbendazim
400 Active substance list 0379 acridine bases
400 Active substance list 0380 molluscicides
400 Active substance list 0381 wound sealing materials
400 Active substance list 0382 anthracene oils
400 Active substance list 0383 ethofumesate
400 Active substance list 0384 thiazafluron
400 Active substance list 0385 atraton
400 Active substance list 0386 trietazine
400 Active substance list 0387 etridiazole
400 Active substance list 0388 chlormequat
400 Active substance list 0389 ETU
400 Active substance list 0390 oxadiazon
400 Active substance list 0391 butocarboxim
400 Active substance list 0392 resmethrin
400 Active substance list 0393 ethiofencarb
400 Active substance list 0394 quinacetol
400 Active substance list 0395 endothal
400 Active substance list 0396 prothiocarb
400 Active substance list 0397 difenzoquat
400 Active substance list 0398 cetoctaelate
400 Active substance list 0399 fosamine
400 Active substance list 0400 oryzalin
400 Active substance list 0401 triazophos
400 Active substance list 0402 chlormephos
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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 0403 hexazinone
400 Active substance list 0404 pendimethalin
400 Active substance list 0405 glyphosate
400 Active substance list 0406 ethidimuron
400 Active substance list 0407 dioxacarb
400 Active substance list 0408 isofenphos
400 Active substance list 0409 strychnine
400 Active substance list 0410 fenbutatin oxide
400 Active substance list 0411 isoproturon
400 Active substance list 0412 vinclozolin
400 Active substance list 0413 dimethachlor
400 Active substance list 0414 isomethiozin
400 Active substance list 0415 desmedipham
400 Active substance list 0416 nitrothal-isopropyl
400 Active substance list 0417 terbacil
400 Active substance list 0418 bupirimate
400 Active substance list 0419 iprodione
400 Active substance list 0420 halacrinate
400 Active substance list 0421 prothoate
400 Active substance list 0422 metolachlor
400 Active substance list 0423 3-(indol-3 yl) propionic acid
400 Active substance list 0424 diclofop
400 Active substance list 0425 triadimefon
400 Active substance list 0426 diflubenzuron
400 Active substance list 0427 heptenophos
400 Active substance list 0428 fenethacarb
400 Active substance list 0429 dioxin
400 Active substance list 0430 dinoseb-acetate
400 Active substance list 0431 gibberellic acid
400 Active substance list 0432 piproctanyl
400 Active substance list 0433 dikegulac
400 Active substance list 0434 1-naphthylacetic acid
400 Active substance list 0435 1-naphthylacetamide
400 Active substance list 0436 choline chloride
400 Active substance list 0437 daminozide
400 Active substance list 0438 fenfuram
400 Active substance list 0439 cycloprate
400 Active substance list 0440 nuarimol
400 Active substance list 0441 oxamyl
Page 348 of 521

Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 0442 quinonamid
400 Active substance list 0443 chloreturon
400 Active substance list 0444 fluotrimazole
400 Active substance list 0445 etrimfos
400 Active substance list 0446 clopyralid
400 Active substance list 0447 1-naphthylacetic acid ethylester
400 Active substance list 0448 imazalil
400 Active substance list 0449 guazatine
400 Active substance list 0450 cyanatryn
400 Active substance list 0451 flamprop
400 Active substance list 0452 dimefuron
400 Active substance list 0453 benodanil
400 Active substance list 0454 benzalkon chloride
400 Active substance list 0455 clofop
400 Active substance list 0456 metamitron
400 Active substance list 0457 p-nitroaniline
400 Active substance list 0458 tetramethrin
400 Active substance list 0459 terbufos
400 Active substance list 0460 cypendazole
400 Active substance list 0461 edifenphos
400 Active substance list 0462 ancymidol
400 Active substance list 0463 benzoximate
400 Active substance list 0464 tebuthiuron
400 Active substance list 0465 chlorthiophos
400 Active substance list 0466 CGA 18 780
400 Active substance list 0467 xylmedipham
400 Active substance list 0468 flamprop-M
400 Active substance list 0469 bendiocarb
400 Active substance list 0470 tripropindan
400 Active substance list 0471 fenteracol
400 Active substance list 0472 proclonol
400 Active substance list 0473 TCMTB
400 Active substance list 0474 benazolin
400 Active substance list 0475 cyclafuramid
400 Active substance list 0476 pirimiphos-methyl
400 Active substance list 0477 furcarbanil
400 Active substance list 0478 pyracarbolid
400 Active substance list 0479 propenylbenzimid azole
400 Active substance list 0480 azocyclotin
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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 0481 ethephon
400 Active substance list 0482 pydanon
400 Active substance list 0483 naphthylacetic acid hydrazide
400 Active substance list 0484 chlorphonium
400 Active substance list 0485 2-hydroxyethyl hydrazine
400 Active substance list 0486 1-decanol
400 Active substance list 0487 validamycin
400 Active substance list 0488 mefluidide
400 Active substance list 0489 alloxydim
400 Active substance list 0490 isazofos
400 Active substance list 0491 procymidone
400 Active substance list 0492 fenvalerate
400 Active substance list 0493 thiofanox
400 Active substance list 0494 permethrin
400 Active substance list 0495 fenarimol
400 Active substance list 0496 deltamethrin
400 Active substance list 0497 thiocyclam
400 Active substance list 0498 cypermethrin
400 Active substance list 0499 fatty alcohols C8-C10
400 Active substance list 0500 ethoxyquin
400 Active substance list 0501 perfume daphne
400 Active substance list 0502 alpha chloracetamide
400 Active substance list 0503 additives
400 Active substance list 0504 methfuroxam
400 Active substance list 0505 propetamphos
400 Active substance list 0506 dimethipin
400 Active substance list 0507 PP 796
400 Active substance list 0508 propanil
400 Active substance list 0509 kinetin
400 Active substance list 0510 mepiquat
400 Active substance list 0511 HCH
400 Active substance list 0512 R 25 788
400 Active substance list 0513 cymoxanil
400 Active substance list 0514 furalaxyl
400 Active substance list 0515 fenson
400 Active substance list 0516 propamocarb
400 Active substance list 0517 metalaxyl
400 Active substance list 0518 bentaluron
400 Active substance list 0519 profenofos
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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 0520 fentrifanil
400 Active substance list 0521 difenacoum
400 Active substance list 0522 fosetyl
400 Active substance list 0523 hyquincarb
400 Active substance list 0524 ethoprophos
400 Active substance list 0525 triclopyr
400 Active substance list 0526 ofurace
400 Active substance list 0527 allidochlor
400 Active substance list 0528 ametryn
400 Active substance list 0529 2-aminobutan
400 Active substance list 0530 aminocarb
400 Active substance list 0531 4-aminopyridine
400 Active substance list 0532 amitraz
400 Active substance list 0533 ammonium sulphamate
400 Active substance list 0534 benfluralin
400 Active substance list 0535 bensulide
400 Active substance list 0536 benzadox
400 Active substance list 0537 bifenox
400 Active substance list 0538 bromopropylate
400 Active substance list 0539 bufencarb
400 Active substance list 0540 butonate
400 Active substance list 0541 butralin
400 Active substance list 0542 chlorbromuron
400 Active substance list 0543 chlordecone
400 Active substance list 0544 chloroneb
400 Active substance list 0545 chlorpyrifos-methyl
400 Active substance list 0546 cyanofenphos
400 Active substance list 0547 cyprazine
400 Active substance list 0548 2,4-DB
400 Active substance list 0549 demephion-O
400 Active substance list 0550 demephion-S
400 Active substance list 0551 demeton-O
400 Active substance list 0552 demeton-S
400 Active substance list 0553 dibromochloropropane
400 Active substance list 0554 perthane
400 Active substance list 0555 2.6-dichlorobenzamide
400 Active substance list 0556 difenoxuron
400 Active substance list 0557 dimexano
400 Active substance list 0558 dinitramine
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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 0559 dinocton
400 Active substance list 0560 dinofenate
400 Active substance list 0561 disulfoton sulphone
400 Active substance list 0562 oxydisulfoton
400 Active substance list 0563 diphenamid
400 Active substance list 0564 diphenylamine
400 Active substance list 0565 dipropetryn
400 Active substance list 0566 EPN
400 Active substance list 0567 ethiolate
400 Active substance list 0568 fenamiphos
400 Active substance list 0569 fenchlorphos
400 Active substance list 0570 fluchloralin
400 Active substance list 0571 fluorodifen
400 Active substance list 0572 glyodin
400 Active substance list 0573 isopropalin
400 Active substance list 0574 korax
400 Active substance list 0575 landrin
400 Active substance list 0576 menazon
400 Active substance list 0577 mirex
400 Active substance list 0578 molinate
400 Active substance list 0579 nabam
400 Active substance list 0580 nitrapyrin
400 Active substance list 0581 norflurazon
400 Active substance list 0582 pebulate
400 Active substance list 0583 pirimiphos-ethyl
400 Active substance list 0584 profluralin
400 Active substance list 0585 propargite
400 Active substance list 0586 prothiofos
400 Active substance list 0587 sulfallate
400 Active substance list 0588 TCBC
400 Active substance list 0589 temephos
400 Active substance list 0590 aramite
400 Active substance list 0591 fluoroacetic acid
400 Active substance list 0592 heptachloroepoxide
400 Active substance list 0593 isobenzan
400 Active substance list 0594 isodrin
400 Active substance list 0595 carbon disulfide
400 Active substance list 0596 TEPP
400 Active substance list 0597 carbon tetrachloride
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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 0598 arsenic compounds
400 Active substance list 0599 lead compounds
400 Active substance list 0600 cadmium compounds
400 Active substance list 0601 fruit tree creosote
400 Active substance list 0602 mercury compounds
400 Active substance list 0603 calcium carbide
400 Active substance list 0604 bioresmethrin
400 Active substance list 0605 triadimenol
400 Active substance list 0606 rabenzazole
400 Active substance list 0607 hymexazol
400 Active substance list 0608 fenpropimorph
400 Active substance list 0609 nema
400 Active substance list 0610 pyridate
400 Active substance list 0611 pyridaphenthion
400 Active substance list 0612 lecithin
400 Active substance list 0613 bitertanol
400 Active substance list 0614 capsaicinoid
400 Active substance list 0615 leptophos
400 Active substance list 0616 aldoxycarb
400 Active substance list 0617 metazachlor
400 Active substance list 0618 bromadiolone
400 Active substance list 0619 furmecyclox
400 Active substance list 0620 nitrosamines
400 Active substance list 0621 tolclofos-methyl
400 Active substance list 0622 oxyfluorfen
400 Active substance list 0623 diclobutrazol
400 Active substance list 0624 propiconazole
400 Active substance list 0625 fenpropathrin
400 Active substance list 0626 sodium pentaborate
400 Active substance list 0627 chlorfenazol
400 Active substance list 0628 tebutam
400 Active substance list 0629 fluazifop
400 Active substance list 0630 flubenzimine
400 Active substance list 0631 prochloraz
400 Active substance list 0632 methacrifos
400 Active substance list 0633 iron(III) sulfate (ferric sulfate)
400 Active substance list 0634 ethanol
400 Active substance list 0635 repellents
400 Active substance list 0636 CGA 78 039
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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 0637 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 0638 bitrex
400 Active substance list 0639 pyrethroids
400 Active substance list 0640 alpha-cypermethrin
400 Active substance list 0641 clofentezine
400 Active substance list 0642 R 29 148
400 Active substance list 0643 R 33 865
400 Active substance list 0644 sethoxydim
400 Active substance list 0645 etaconazole
400 Active substance list 0646 benalaxyl
400 Active substance list 0647 orbencarb
400 Active substance list 0648 trimexachlor
400 Active substance list 0649 pencycuron
400 Active substance list 0650 flutriafol
400 Active substance list 0651 glufosinate
400 Active substance list 0652 fenthiaprop
400 Active substance list 0653 potash soft soap
400 Active substance list 0654 flurochloridone
400 Active substance list 0655 penconazole
400 Active substance list 0656 aclonifen
400 Active substance list 0657 flucythrinate
400 Active substance list 0658 carbosulfan
400 Active substance list 0659 furathiocarb
400 Active substance list 0660 phenothrin
400 Active substance list 0661 calciferol
400 Active substance list 0662 copper(II) sulfate (cupric sulfate)
400 Active substance list 0663 chlorphoxim
400 Active substance list 0664 chlorsulfuron
400 Active substance list 0665 1,2-dibromoethane
400 Active substance list 0666 fluroxypyr
400 Active substance list 0667 oxadixyl
400 Active substance list 0668 isoprocarb
400 Active substance list 0669 civet extract
400 Active substance list 0670 Pheromones (SCLP)
400 Active substance list 0671 quizalofop
400 Active substance list 0672 metsulfuron
400 Active substance list 0673 (Z)-9-dodecenylacetate
400 Active substance list 0674 isoxaben
400 Active substance list 0675 imazapyr
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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 0676 triazoxide
400 Active substance list 0677 fenobucarb
400 Active substance list 0678 cyfluthrin
400 Active substance list 0679 abamectin
400 Active substance list 0680 fluvalinate
400 Active substance list 0681 haloxyfop
400 Active substance list 0682 teflubenzuron
400 Active substance list 0683 brodifacoum
400 Active substance list 0684 imazamethabenz
400 Active substance list 0685 allethrin
400 Active substance list 0686 bioallethrin
400 Active substance list 0687 chloropropylate
400 Active substance list 0688 flocoumafen
400 Active substance list 0689 ethalfluralin
400 Active substance list 0690 fenoxaprop
400 Active substance list 0691 chloroform
400 Active substance list 0692 quartz powder
400 Active substance list 0693 1,2-dichloropropane
400 Active substance list 0694 quinalphos
400 Active substance list 0695 barthrin
400 Active substance list 0696 cyclethrin
400 Active substance list 0697 furethrin
400 Active substance list 0698 diflufenican
400 Active substance list 0699 aziprotryne
400 Active substance list 0700 azobenzene
400 Active substance list 0701 butachlor
400 Active substance list 0702 mobam
400 Active substance list 0703 chlorazine
400 Active substance list 0704 coumaphos
400 Active substance list 0705 crotoxyphos
400 Active substance list 0706 crufomate
400 Active substance list 0707 cufraneb
400 Active substance list 0708 DDE
400 Active substance list 0709 demeton-methyl
400 Active substance list 0710 demeton-O-methyl
400 Active substance list 0711 dicapthon
400 Active substance list 0712 dichlone
400 Active substance list 0713 dichlorophen
400 Active substance list 0714 diphenyl
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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 0715 diphenyl sulphone
400 Active substance list 0716 drazoxolon
400 Active substance list 0717 erbon
400 Active substance list 0718 ethoate-methyl
400 Active substance list 0719 fenuron
400 Active substance list 0720 fluometuron
400 Active substance list 0721 fluoracetamide
400 Active substance list 0722 griseofulvin
400 Active substance list 0723 mebenil
400 Active substance list 0724 mecarbam
400 Active substance list 0725 methometon
400 Active substance list 0726 monochloroacetic acid
400 Active substance list 0727 norbormide
400 Active substance list 0728 MGK R 11
400 Active substance list 0729 trimethacarb
400 Active substance list 0730 oxytetracycline
400 Active substance list 0731 phosacetim
400 Active substance list 0732 potassium cyanate
400 Active substance list 0733 prometon
400 Active substance list 0734 dipropylisocinchomeronate
400 Active substance list 0735 salicylanilide
400 Active substance list 0736 schradan
400 Active substance list 0737 siduron
400 Active substance list 0738 simeton
400 Active substance list 0739 simetryn
400 Active substance list 0740 streptomycin
400 Active substance list 0741 2,4,5-TB
400 Active substance list 0742 TDE
400 Active substance list 0743 tin compounds
400 Active substance list 0744 valone
400 Active substance list 0745 vernolate
400 Active substance list 0746 cartap
400 Active substance list 0747 thiobencarb
400 Active substance list 0748 ftalide
400 Active substance list 0749 isofencarb
400 Active substance list 0750 iprobenfos
400 Active substance list 0751 lambda-cyhalothrin
400 Active substance list 0752 flupropanate
400 Active substance list 0753 bifenthrin
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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 0754 triacontanole
400 Active substance list 0755 copper sulfate, tribasic
400 Active substance list 0756 isoprothiolane
400 Active substance list 0757 rape[seed] oil
400 Active substance list 0758 paclobutrazol
400 Active substance list 0759 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 0760 bromide
400 Active substance list 0761 thifensulfuron
400 Active substance list 0762 cyromazine
400 Active substance list 0763 prosulfocarb
400 Active substance list 0764 didecyldimethyl ammoniumchloride
400 Active substance list 0765 fenoxycarb
400 Active substance list 0766 fenchlorazole
400 Active substance list 0767 esfenvalerate
400 Active substance list 0768 calcium sulfide
400 Active substance list 0769 flusilazole
400 Active substance list 0770 methoprene
400 Active substance list 0771 dichlorprop-P
400 Active substance list 0772 mecoprop-P
400 Active substance list 0773 hexaconazole
400 Active substance list 0774 glutardialdehyde (glutaric dialdehyde)
400 Active substance list 0775 propylen sulfourea
400 Active substance list 0776 myclobutanil
400 Active substance list 0777 pyrifenox
400 Active substance list 0778 tefluthrin
400 Active substance list 0779 hexythiazox
400 Active substance list 0780 flamprop ethyl
400 Active substance list 0781 sulfonyl urea compounds
400 Active substance list 0782 iminoctadine
400 Active substance list 0783 diphacinone
400 Active substance list 0784 tebuconazole
400 Active substance list 0785 carbon dioxide
400 Active substance list 0786 fentin
400 Active substance list 0787 pentachloranosole
400 Active substance list 0788 polychlorinated terpenes
400 Active substance list 0789 triapenthenol
400 Active substance list 0790 chlorimuron
400 Active substance list 0791 sulfometuron
400 Active substance list 0792 2-chloroethanol
Page 357 of 521

Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 0793 flumetralin
400 Active substance list 0794 fomesafen
400 Active substance list 0795 copper compounds
400 Active substance list 0796 fenoxaprop-P
400 Active substance list 0797 bensultap
400 Active substance list 0798 bensulfuron
400 Active substance list 0799 ethametsulfuron
400 Active substance list 0800 tribenuron
400 Active substance list 0801 nitrogen
400 Active substance list 0802 triasulfuron
400 Active substance list 0803 bromethalin
400 Active substance list 0804 alpha-chlorhydrin
400 Active substance list 0805 cycloheximide
400 Active substance list 0806 cadusafos
400 Active substance list 0807 famophos
400 Active substance list 0808 trichlophenidin
400 Active substance list 0809 trifenmorph
400 Active substance list 0810 jodfenphos
400 Active substance list 0811 cyclocydim
400 Active substance list 0812 fenpiclonil
400 Active substance list 0813 beta-cyfluthrin
400 Active substance list 0814 aldimorph
400 Active substance list 0815 buminafos
400 Active substance list 0816 chloral-bis-acylal
400 Active substance list 0817 chloral-semi-acetal
400 Active substance list 0818 chloral hydrate
400 Active substance list 0819 dichloro isobutyric acid
400 Active substance list 0820 fenazox
400 Active substance list 0821 monoethanolamine
400 Active substance list 0822 naptalam
400 Active substance list 0823 proximpham
400 Active substance list 0824 trimorphamide
400 Active substance list 0825 cyproconazole
400 Active substance list 0826 imazaquin
400 Active substance list 0827 bromuron
400 Active substance list 0828 metsulfovax
400 Active substance list 0829 etofenprox
400 Active substance list 0830 flufenoxuron
400 Active substance list 0831 sha chong shuang
Page 358 of 521

Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 0832 fluoroglycofen
400 Active substance list 0833 fluazifop-P
400 Active substance list 0834 diethofencarb
400 Active substance list 0835 triflumuron
400 Active substance list 0836 difethialone
400 Active substance list 0837 benfuracarb
400 Active substance list 0838 thiodicarb
400 Active substance list 0839 DADZ
400 Active substance list 0840 quizalofop-P
400 Active substance list 0841 dimethomorph
400 Active substance list 0842 cyhalothrin
400 Active substance list 0843 bisthiosemide
400 Active substance list 0844 flucycloxuron
400 Active substance list 0845 fluquinconazole
400 Active substance list 0846 rimsulfuron
400 Active substance list 0847 buprofezin
400 Active substance list 0848 primisulfuron
400 Active substance list 0849 fluazinam
400 Active substance list 0850 acifluorfen
400 Active substance list 0851 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 0852 quinoclamine
400 Active substance list 0853 nitrate
400 Active substance list 0854 azamethiphos
400 Active substance list 0855 bomyl
400 Active substance list 0856 boric acid
400 Active substance list 0857 chloropicolinic acid
400 Active substance list 0858 cyphenothrin
400 Active substance list 0859 empenthrin
400 Active substance list 0860 isobornylthiocyanoacetate
400 Active substance list 0861 methyl n-nonyl ketone
400 Active substance list 0862 plifenate
400 Active substance list 0863 10-undecenic acid
400 Active substance list 0864 clomazone
400 Active substance list 0865 difenoconazole
400 Active substance list 0866 imidacloprid
400 Active substance list 0867 quinmerac
400 Active substance list 0868 fenbuconazole
400 Active substance list 0869 propaquizafop
400 Active substance list 0870 chloranil
Page 359 of 521

Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 0871 chlozolinate
400 Active substance list 0872 alpha HCH
400 Active substance list 0873 beta-HCH
400 Active substance list 0874 alpha + beta HCH
400 Active substance list 0875 epoxiconazole
400 Active substance list 0876 amidosulfuron
400 Active substance list 0877 metosulam
400 Active substance list 0878 trimesium cation
400 Active substance list 0879 bromuconazole
400 Active substance list 0880 fenpyroximate
400 Active substance list 0881 fenpropidin
400 Active substance list 0882 triflusulfuron
400 Active substance list 0883 diniconazole
400 Active substance list 0884 (E)7-(Z)9-dodecadieny lacetate
400 Active substance list 0885 fenazaquin
400 Active substance list 0886 tebufenpyrad
400 Active substance list 0887 fludioxonil
400 Active substance list 0888 delta-endotoxin
400 Active substance list 0889 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 0890 nourseothricine
400 Active substance list 0891 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 0892 azaconazole
400 Active substance list 0893 trinexapac
400 Active substance list 0894 tau-fluvalinate
400 Active substance list 0895 clodinafop
400 Active substance list 0896 cloquintocet
400 Active substance list 0897 sulcotrione
400 Active substance list 0898 zeta-cypermethrin
400 Active substance list 0899 quinclorac
400 Active substance list 0900 pyrimethanil
400 Active substance list 0901 glyphosate-trimesium
400 Active substance list 0902 azoxystrobin
400 Active substance list 0903 mefenpyr
400 Active substance list 0904 kresoxim-methyl
400 Active substance list 0905 tebufenozide
400 Active substance list 0906 dimethenamid
400 Active substance list 0907 cyprodinil
400 Active substance list 0908 bromocyclen
400 Active substance list 0909 prohexadione
Page 360 of 521

Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 0910 Codlelure
400 Active substance list 0911 haloxyfop-R
400 Active substance list 0912 flurprimidol
400 Active substance list 0913 flurtamone
400 Active substance list 0914 spiroxamine
400 Active substance list 0915 quinoxyfen
400 Active substance list 0916 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 0917 prosulfuron
400 Active substance list 0918 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 0919 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 0920 chlorfenapyr
400 Active substance list 0921 clethodim
400 Active substance list 0922 flufenacet
400 Active substance list 0923 kieselguhr
400 Active substance list 0924 isoxaflutole
400 Active substance list 0925 flupyrsulfuron
400 Active substance list 0926 (Z,Z)-3,13-octadecadienyl acetate
400 Active substance list 0927 carfentrazone
400 Active substance list 0928 acetic acid
400 Active substance list 0929 pymetrozine
400 Active substance list 0930 cyclanilide
400 Active substance list 0931 imazosulfuron
400 Active substance list 0932 flumioxazin
400 Active substance list 0933 metalaxyl-M
400 Active substance list 0934 nicosulfuron
400 Active substance list 0935 azimsulfuron
400 Active substance list 0936 triticonazole
400 Active substance list 0937 benzoic acid
400 Active substance list 0938 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 0939 (Z)11-Tetradecen-1-yl-acetate
400 Active substance list 0940 copper octanoate
400 Active substance list 0941 tetraconazole
400 Active substance list 0942 fosthiazate
400 Active substance list 0943 azadirachtin (neem)
400 Active substance list 0944 famoxadone
400 Active substance list 0945 metconazole
400 Active substance list 0946 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 0947 iron-III-phosphate (ferric orthophosphate)
400 Active substance list 0948 ethoxysulfuron
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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 0949 cinidon-ethyl
400 Active substance list 0950 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 0951 acibenzolar
400 Active substance list 0952 flazasulfuron
400 Active substance list 0953 cyhalofop-butyl
400 Active substance list 0954 carvone
400 Active substance list 0955 sulfosulfuron
400 Active substance list 0956 fenhexamid
400 Active substance list 0957 fipronil
400 Active substance list 0958 decanoic acid
400 Active substance list 0959 p,p'-FW 152
400 Active substance list 0960 pyraflufen
400 Active substance list 0961 azafenidin
400 Active substance list 0962 oxadiargyl
400 Active substance list 0963 S-metolachlor
400 Active substance list 0964 sodium chlorite
400 Active substance list 0965 alanycarb
400 Active substance list 0966 indoxacarb
400 Active substance list 0967 tepraloxydim
400 Active substance list 0968 Iprovalicarb
400 Active substance list 0969 pelargonic acid
400 Active substance list 0970 fluazolate
400 Active substance list 0971 picoxystrobin
400 Active substance list 0972 trifloxystrobin
400 Active substance list 0973 florasulam
400 Active substance list 0974 imazamox
400 Active substance list 0975 mesotrione
400 Active substance list 0976 oxasulfuron
400 Active substance list 0977 silica gel
400 Active substance list 0978 profoxydim
400 Active substance list 0979 flumequin
400 Active substance list 0980 mepanipyrim
400 Active substance list 0981 etoxazole
400 Active substance list 0982 thiacloprid
400 Active substance list 0983 iodosulfuron
400 Active substance list 0984 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 0985 triazamate
400 Active substance list 0986 silthiopham
400 Active substance list 0987 thiamethoxam
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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 0988 dimethenamid-P
400 Active substance list 0989 picolinafen
400 Active substance list 0990 (E)5-decenol
400 Active substance list 0991 acrinathrin
400 Active substance list 0992 anilofos
400 Active substance list 0993 benfuresate
400 Active substance list 0994 bronopol
400 Active substance list 0995 cyprofuram
400 Active substance list 0996 diethatyl
400 Active substance list 0997 (E)5-decenylacetate
400 Active substance list 0998 pyridaben
400 Active substance list 0999 silafluofen
400 Active substance list 1000 thidiazuron
400 Active substance list 1001 (Z)8-dodecenyl acetate
400 Active substance list 1002 transfluthrin
400 Active substance list 1003 mefenacet
400 Active substance list 1004 carpropamid
400 Active substance list 1005 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 1006 zoxamide
400 Active substance list 1007 forchlorfenuron
400 Active substance list 1008 spinosad
400 Active substance list 1009 fenamidone
400 Active substance list 1010 acetamiprid
400 Active substance list 1011 propoxycarbazone
400 Active substance list 1012 cyazofamid
400 Active substance list 1013 pyraclostrobin
400 Active substance list 1014 flurcarbazone
400 Active substance list 1015 foramsulfuron
400 Active substance list 1016 (E/Z)-8-dodecenyl acetate
400 Active substance list 1017 milbemectin
400 Active substance list 1018 beflubutamid
400 Active substance list 1019 mesosulfuron
400 Active substance list 1020 methoxyfenozide
400 Active substance list 1021 pethoxamid
400 Active substance list 1022 isoxadifen
400 Active substance list 1023 boscalid
400 Active substance list 1024 tritosulfuron
400 Active substance list 1025 novaluron
400 Active substance list 1026 laminarin
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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 1027 bifenazate
400 Active substance list 1028 dimoxystrobin
400 Active substance list 1029 pyridalyl
400 Active substance list 1030 clothianidin
400 Active substance list 1031 spirodiclofen
400 Active substance list 1032 benthiavalicarb
400 Active substance list 1033 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 1034 fluoxastrobin
400 Active substance list 1035 prothioconazole
400 Active substance list 1036 spiromesifen
400 Active substance list 1037 bispyribac
400 Active substance list 1038 benalaxyl-M
400 Active substance list 1039 1-methylcyclopropene
400 Active substance list 1040 metrafenone
400 Active substance list 1041 potassium phosphite
400 Active substance list 1042 potassium hydrogencarbonate
400 Active substance list 1043 sulfuryl fluoride
400 Active substance list 1044 penoxsulam
400 Active substance list 1045 cyflufenamid
400 Active substance list 1046 acequinocyl
400 Active substance list 1047 topramezone
400 Active substance list 1048 silver thiosulfate
400 Active substance list 1049 FEN 560
400 Active substance list 1050 clonitralide (niclosamide)
400 Active substance list 1051 gamma-cyhalothrin
400 Active substance list 1052 ethaboxam
400 Active substance list 1053 proquinazid
400 Active substance list 1054 flonicamid
400 Active substance list 1055 aminopyralid
400 Active substance list 1056 tralkoxydim
400 Active substance list 1057 flutolanil
400 Active substance list 1058 fluopicolide
400 Active substance list 1059 pinoxaden
400 Active substance list 1060 triflumizole
400 Active substance list 1061 pyriproxyfen
400 Active substance list 1062 copper, Bordeaux mixture
400 Active substance list 1063 acetochlor
400 Active substance list 1064 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 1065 ascorbic acid
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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 1066 potassium thiocyanate
400 Active substance list 1067 potassium iodide
400 Active substance list 1068 chromafenozide
400 Active substance list 1069 cameraria pheromone
400 Active substance list 1070 sodium metabisulfite
400 Active substance list 1071 gamma-aminobutyracid
400 Active substance list 1072 L-glutamic acid
400 Active substance list 1073 sodium o-nitrophenolate
400 Active substance list 1074 tricyclazole
400 Active substance list 1075 sintofen
400 Active substance list 1076 sodium 5-nitroguaiacolate
400 Active substance list 1077 sodium p-nitrophenolate
400 Active substance list 1078 lufenuron
400 Active substance list 1079 metaflumizone
400 Active substance list 1080 blood meal
400 Active substance list 1081 fluoride
400 Active substance list 1082 aviglycine
400 Active substance list 1083 meptyldinocap
400 Active substance list 1084 orthosulfamuron
400 Active substance list 1085 mandipropamid
400 Active substance list 1086 diniconazole-M
400 Active substance list 1087 sodium tetrathiocarbonate
400 Active substance list 1088 6-Benzyladenine
400 Active substance list 1089 tembotrione
400 Active substance list 1090 valifenalate
400 Active substance list 1091 halosulfuron
400 Active substance list 1092 flubendiamide
400 Active substance list 1093 pyroxsulam
400 Active substance list 1094 amisulbrom
400 Active substance list 1095 chlorantraniliprole
400 Active substance list 1096 heptamaloxyglucan
400 Active substance list 1097 spirotetramat
400 Active substance list 1098 (E)-8-dodecenylacetate
400 Active substance list 1099 (Z)-8-dodecenol
400 Active substance list 1100 emamectin
400 Active substance list 1101 (2E, 13Z)-Octadecadien-1-yl acetate
400 Active substance list 1102 (3E, 13Z)-Octadecadien-1-yl acetate
400 Active substance list 1103 cyprosulfamide
400 Active substance list 1104 thiencarbazone
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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 1105 ipconazole
400 Active substance list 1106 maltodextrin
400 Active substance list 1107 ethylene
400 Active substance list 1108 spinetoram
400 Active substance list 1109 orange oil
400 Active substance list 1110 fatty acids
400 Active substance list 1111 aluminium sulfate
400 Active substance list 1112 pepper dust
400 Active substance list 1113 sulphuric acid
400 Active substance list 1114 tall oil pitch
400 Active substance list 1115 fat distillation residue
400 Active substance list 1116 carbon monoxid
400 Active substance list 1117 bone oil
400 Active substance list 1118 citronella oil
400 Active substance list 1119 propisochlor
400 Active substance list 1120 sodium aluminium silicate
400 Active substance list 1121 sheep fat
400 Active substance list 1122 spearmint oil
400 Active substance list 1123 limestone
400 Active substance list 1124 ammonium acetate
400 Active substance list 1125 sea-algea extract
400 Active substance list 1126 trimethylamin hydrochloride
400 Active substance list 1127 gibberellins (GA4/GA7)
400 Active substance list 1128 1,4-Diaminobutane
400 Active substance list 1129 clove oil
400 Active substance list 1130 garlic extract
400 Active substance list 1131 tea tree oil
400 Active substance list 1132 calcium carbonate
400 Active substance list 1133 fish oil
400 Active substance list 1134 fluopyram
400 Active substance list 1135 petroleum Oils (CAS 92062-35-6)
400 Active substance list 1136 hydrolysed proteins
400 Active substance list 1137 aluminium silicate
400 Active substance list 1138 urea
400 Active substance list 1139 fatty alcohols
400 Active substance list 1140 denatonium benzoate
400 Active substance list 1141 disodium phosphonate
400 Active substance list 1142 SYN449280
400 Active substance list 1143 paraffin oils (CAS 64742-46-7)
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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 1144 paraffin oils (CAS 72623-86-0)
400 Active substance list 1145 paraffin oils (CAS 97862-82-3)
400 Active substance list 1146 paraffin oils (CAS 8042-47-5)
400 Active substance list 1147 sodium hypochlorite
400 Active substance list 1148 aluminium ammonium sulphate
400 Active substance list 1149 paraffin oils (CAS 64742-54-7)
400 Active substance list 1150 tall oil crude
400 Active substance list 1151 N-(3',4'-dichloro-5-fluorobiphenyl-2-yl)-3-(difluoromethyl)-1-methyl-1H-pyrazole-
4-carboxamide
400 Active substance list 1152 ametoctradin
400 Active substance list 1153 thymol
400 Active substance list 1154 eugenol
400 Active substance list 1155 geraniol
400 Active substance list 1156 isopyrazam
400 Active substance list 1157 fenpyrazamine
400 Active substance list 1158 thyme oil
400 Active substance list 1159 tagetes oil
400 Active substance list 1160 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 1161 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 1162 cyflumetofen
400 Active substance list 1163 1,4-dimethylnaphthalene
400 Active substance list 1164 fluxapyroxad
400 Active substance list 1165 penthiopyrad
400 Active substance list 1166 penflufen
400 Active substance list 1167 Z-13-hexadecen-11-yn-1-yl-acetate
400 Active substance list 1168 Z,Z,Z,Z-7,13,16,19-docosatetraen-1-yl-isobutyrate
400 Active substance list 1169 orysastrobin
400 Active substance list 1170 imazethapyr
400 Active substance list 1171 pyriofenone
400 Active substance list 1172 sedaxane
400 Active substance list 1173 S-abscisic acid
400 Active substance list 1174 beta-cypermethrin
400 Active substance list 1175 Hydramethylnon
400 Active substance list 1176 imiprothrin
400 Active substance list 1177 d-phenothrin
400 Active substance list 1178 oxaziclomefone
400 Active substance list 1179 indaziflam
400 Active substance list 1180 pyrasulfotole
400 Active substance list 1181 Flutianil
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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 1182 cyantraniliprole
400 Active substance list 1183 number no longer in use
400 Active substance list 1184 sulfoxaflor
400 Active substance list 1185 terpenes
400 Active substance list 1186 diflufenzopyr
400 Active substance list 9000 Granulosis vir.of summer fr.tortrix moth
400 Active substance list 9010 Cydia pomonella granulovirus mexican strain
400 Active substance list 9011 Cydia pomonella granulovirus isolate GV-0006
400 Active substance list 9012 Cydia pommonella granulovirus isolate GV-0003
400 Active substance list 9020 Spodoptera exigua nucleopolyhedrovirus strain SeNPV-F1
400 Active substance list 9021 Spodoptera exigua nucleopolyhedrovirus isolate BV0004
400 Active substance list 9030 Zucchini yellow mosaic virus - weak strain
400 Active substance list 9040 Helicoverpa armigera nucleopolyhedrovirus
400 Active substance list 9050 Spodoptera littoralis nucleopolyhedrovirus
400 Active substance list 9060 Neodiprion sertifer nuclear polyhedrosis virus
400 Active substance list 9300 Bacillus thuringiensis subspecies kurstaki strain ???
400 Active substance list 9301 Bacillus thuringiensis subspecies kurstaki strain SA-11
400 Active substance list 9302 Bacillus thuringiensis subspecies kurstaki strain ABTS-351 (HD-1)
400 Active substance list 9303 Bacillus thuringiensis subspecies kurstaki strain SA-12
400 Active substance list 9304 Bacillus thuringiensis subspecies kurstaki strain EG-2348
400 Active substance list 9305 Bacillus thuringiensis subspecies kurstaki PB-54
400 Active substance list 9306 Bacillus thuringiensis subspecies kurstaki strain ABTS-351
400 Active substance list 9310 Bacillus thuringiensis subspecies aizawai strain ABTS-1857
400 Active substance list 9311 Bacillus thuringiensis subspecies aizawai strain ???
400 Active substance list 9312 Bacillus thuringiensis subspecies aizawai strain GC-91
400 Active substance list 9320 Bacillus thuringiensis subspecies tenebrionis strain NB 176
400 Active substance list 9330 Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis AM-6552
400 Active substance list 9350 Bacillus subtilis strain QST 713
400 Active substance list 9351 Bacillus subtilis strain T 99
400 Active substance list 9380 pseudomonas chloroaphis
400 Active substance list 9390 Pseudomonas sp. strain DSMZ 13134
400 Active substance list 9400 Streptomyces griseoviridis strain K61
400 Active substance list 9410 Bacillus sphaericus
400 Active substance list 9420 Bacillus firmus strain I-1582
400 Active substance list 9430 Bacillus amyloliquefaciens subsp. plantarum strain D747
400 Active substance list 9440 Bacillus pumilus strain QST 2808
400 Active substance list 9450 Streptomyces lydicus strain WYEC
400 Active substance list 9600 Beauveria bassiana strain INRA 147
400 Active substance list 9601 Beauveria bassiana strain GHA
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Code lists in the electronic application form Status as of May 2012
CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
400 Active substance list 9602 Beauveria bassiana strain ATCC 74040
400 Active substance list 9610 Coniothyrium minitans
400 Active substance list 9620 Paecilomyces fumosoroseus
400 Active substance list 9621 Paecilomyces fumosoroseus strain Fe9901
400 Active substance list 9630 Paecilomyces lilacinus
400 Active substance list 9640 Pseudozyma flocculosa strain ATCC 64874
400 Active substance list 9650 Ampelomyces quisqualis
400 Active substance list 9660 Gliocladium catenulatum
400 Active substance list 9670 Candida oleophila strain O
400 Active substance list 9680 Trichoderma viride strain ICC080
400 Active substance list 9681 Trichoderma viride strain T-25
400 Active substance list 9682 Trichoderma viride strain TV1
400 Active substance list 9690 Trichoderma harzianum strain T-22
400 Active substance list 9691 Trichoderma harzianum strain ITEM908
400 Active substance list 9692 Trichoderma harzianum strain ICC012
400 Active substance list 9693 Trichoderma harzianum strain T-11
400 Active substance list 9700 Metarhizium anisopliae var. anisopliae strain bipesco 5 / F52
400 Active substance list 9701 Metarhizium anisopliae
400 Active substance list 9710 Lecanicillium muscarium strain Ve 6
400 Active substance list 9711 Verticillium albo atrum-isolate WCS850
400 Active substance list 9720 Phlebiopsis gigantea
400 Active substance list 9730 Trichoderma asperellum strain T34
400 Active substance list 9740 Ulocladium oudemansii
400 Active substance list 9750 Trichoderma atroviride strain I1237
400 Active substance list 9751 Trichoderma atroviride IMI-206040
400 Active substance list 9760 Trichoderma polysporum
400 Active substance list 9770 Pythium oligandrum M1
400 Active substance list 9780 Aureobasidium pullulans DSM 14940
400 Active substance list 9781 Aureobasidium pullulans DSM 14941
400 Active substance list 9790 Beauveria brongniartii
410 Company code 6BA 6-Benzyladenin-Task-Force Valent Biosciences Corporation
410 Company code A-- Österreichische Agentur für Gesundheit und Ernährungssicherheit GmbH
AGES
410 Company code AAA Code noch festzulegen
410 Company code AAC Aceto Agricultural chemicals Corporation
410 Company code AAK AKKO Agricultural Chemicals B.V.
410 Company code AAP Arysta LifeScience EAME
410 Company code AAR Aarhus Oliefabrik A/S
410 Company code AAS AgroArt a.s.
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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
410 Company code ABB ABBOTT BELGIUM
410 Company code ABC Abc-Pak Aps
410 Company code ABE ABER Consulting
410 Company code ABF ABION Corporation Centre Montesquieu
410 Company code ABG Andermatt Biocontrol GmbH
410 Company code ABI ABiTEP GmbH
410 Company code ABM ABM-Chemicals Ltd.
410 Company code ABP Agrinova Biologische Präparate Produktions-und Vertriebs GmbH
410 Company code ABS Alexander Burkhart & Sohn
410 Company code ABW Alfons Bauer
410 Company code ACB Acecia Biocides Blackley
410 Company code ACC Agromen Chemicals Co. Ltd. 15D Meyon Tower
410 Company code ACE agrichem S. A.
410 Company code ACF ACF Chemiefarma NV
410 Company code ACG acotec GmbH & Co KG
410 Company code ACH Agchem Project Consulting Marie-Noelle Douaiher
410 Company code ACI ACI International
410 Company code ACK Chemie-Pack
410 Company code ACM Agan Chemical Manufactorers Ltd.
410 Company code ACO Acros Organics BVBA
410 Company code ACP Action Pin
410 Company code ACR Activenature GbR
410 Company code ACS SIGMA-ALDRICH Chemie GmbH
410 Company code ACT ACTIVA S.r.l.
410 Company code ACU AMVAC Chemical UK Ltd Surrey Technology Centre The Surrey Research
Park
410 Company code ADA AgroSeller Discount AG
410 Company code ADB Adalbert Benrdt
410 Company code ADC Agriculture Development Consulting
410 Company code ADE Adeka Corporation 2-35, Higashi-Ogu 7-Chome
410 Company code ADG Amelioration Research & Development GmbH
410 Company code AEG STe. AEGILOPS Applications S.A.R.L.
410 Company code AER Aerosol Service GmbH
410 Company code AFA AFALIN GmbH & Co Dr. Noltemeyer-Chemische Fabrik
410 Company code AFG Agrofit GmbH
410 Company code AFP A.F.P. GmbH
410 Company code AGA AGA Gas GmbH
410 Company code AGB Achim Göbler
410 Company code AGC AgriChem B.V.
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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
410 Company code AGD AGRIDYNE Agropole - Immeuble Alphagro Hall C
410 Company code AGE Gerlach GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code AGF AgraForUm AG
410 Company code AGG AgriGuard Ltd. Unit 1 Block 8
410 Company code AGH AGRAVIS Raiffeisen AG
410 Company code AGI SUDAU AGRO GMBH
410 Company code AGK AGLUKON Spezialdünger GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code AGL Agrolinz Agrarchemikalien München GmbH
410 Company code AGM Agrimed Hessen GmbH
410 Company code AGN AGRAnova UG
410 Company code AGO Agrosom GmbH
410 Company code AGP agroplanta GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code AGR Agrilex (UK) LTD. P.O. Box 31
410 Company code AGS Agrolac SA
410 Company code AGT Agro Trade GmbH
410 Company code AGU Agrovista UK Ltd. Cambridge House
410 Company code AGV AGRAVIS Raiffeisen AG
410 Company code AGX AGRAUXINE
410 Company code AGZ Agrarius sp. z.o.o.
410 Company code AHG Anton Hübner GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code AHH Advanced Hydroponics of Holland
410 Company code AIC AIC Alpha Inter Consult GmbH
410 Company code AID Aidchem Ltd.
410 Company code AIL AIR LIQUIDE Deutschland GmbH
410 Company code AIO Arch Biocides Blackley
410 Company code AIP Air Products and chemicals, Inc.
410 Company code AIR Air Products Chemicals Europe BV
410 Company code AJA Andreas Jahn
410 Company code AJI sa Ajinomoto OmniChem nv OmniChem Division
410 Company code AKC Agro-Kanesho Co Ltd. 2-4-19, Akasaka Minato-ku
410 Company code AKD Akzo Nobel Deco GmbH Forschung und Entwicklung Postfach 32 01 20
410 Company code AKN Agro-Kanesho Co, Ltd.
410 Company code AKZ Akzo Nobel Surface Chemistry LLC
410 Company code ALA BREHAG Erwin Breuer
410 Company code ALB Albaugh Europe Sarl
410 Company code ALC Albion Colours Halifax
410 Company code ALD Albion Chemical Distribution Rowdon House
410 Company code ALE ALKAGRO EUROPE S.A.R.L
410 Company code ALH Althaller Italia s.r.l.
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410 Company code ALK Alkaloida Europe
410 Company code ALL Allagri BV
410 Company code ALM Alchimex
410 Company code ALS Alschu-Chemie GmbH
410 Company code ALT Makhteshim-Agan z. Hd. Dr. Mühlschlegel
410 Company code ALV ALVITO GmbH
410 Company code ALZ AlzChem Trostberg GmbH CHEMIEPARK TROSTBERG
410 Company code AMB Amberger Karolinwerke Eduard Kick GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code AMC Amchem
410 Company code AME Ametech Srl.
410 Company code AMF Amfert Dünger Handels GmbH
410 Company code AMI AGS-Minéraux
410 Company code AMS AMEGA Services plc. Royal Oak Industrial Estate
410 Company code AMT AGLYCON MYCOTON GmbH Biotechnologiepark Luckenwalde TGZ 1
410 Company code AMU AMU-Systeme für Natur und Umwelt
410 Company code AND Andermatt Biocontrol AG
410 Company code ANG Hubert Angelkort
410 Company code ANI Akzo Nobel Industrial Specialities, Inc.
410 Company code ANN Annen-Chemie R.D. Nienaber
410 Company code AOH Agro Halle Agrarchemikalien GmbH
410 Company code APC Alain Pelfrene & Associated Consultans
410 Company code AQG Agroquimicos Genericos srl
410 Company code AQU Aquarol GmbH
410 Company code ARA Aragonesas Agro SA
410 Company code ARB ARBOR GmbH -Umweltschutz rund um den Baum - Alleinvertrieb der ARBOR-
Produkte
410 Company code ARC ARC-EU SARL
410 Company code ARH Arch UK Bicocides
410 Company code ARI Aries Umweltprodukte
410 Company code ARK ARKA Biotechnologie GmbH
410 Company code ARM Armand Products Company
410 Company code ARO AROMARA GmbH
410 Company code ARR Array-On GmbH
410 Company code ARV Agronal Rotterdam B.V.
410 Company code ARY Arysta LifeScience Corporation Overseas Department no. 1 Agri Science
Division
410 Company code ASA Agrostar SARL
410 Company code ASB ASB-Grünland Helmut Aurenz GmbH
410 Company code ASC Holger Fege ASCM
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410 Company code ASD ASAHI DENKA Co., Ltd. 2-chome, Chuo-ku
410 Company code ASE Arbeitsgemeinschaft
410 Company code ASF Asef Fison B.V.
410 Company code ASG ASG-ENVICON GmbH
410 Company code ASJ AGROPAK sp.j.
410 Company code ASL Americas Styrenics LLC Suite 1200
410 Company code ASM Asada milling Co., Ltd.
410 Company code ASP Aseptafabriek B.V.
410 Company code ASR Agroservice & Lohnunternehmerverband Sachsen/Thüringen e.V.
410 Company code ASS BK-Benzin-Kontor GmbH
410 Company code AST ASTEC EUROPE
410 Company code ATA Agrotech trading GmbH
410 Company code ATC ATC - Agro Trial Center GesmbH Versuchsstation Gerhaus
410 Company code ATG Agrostat GmbH
410 Company code ATI AgriSence-BCS Ltd. Treforest Industrial Estate
410 Company code ATO ATOCHEM Deutschland GmbH
410 Company code ATU Atul Limited Agrochemical Division
410 Company code AUL Agrimex UK Ltd.
410 Company code AUS Austrital Comércio International de Produtos
410 Company code AVC Aventis CropSience
410 Company code AVD Aventis CropScience Deutschland GmbH Registrierung Deutschland
410 Company code AVE Avenarius-Agro GmbH
410 Company code AVI AVIA Mineralöl AG
410 Company code AVL AGROVITAL
410 Company code AVO Hoechst Schering AgrEvo GmbH Zulassung Pflanzenschutz Deutschland
410 Company code AVT AVT
410 Company code AZC IAAS - International Agro Additives Specialities B.V.
410 Company code B-- SPF Sante Publique Securite de la Chaine Alimentaire et Environnement
410 Company code BAB BASF Belgium
410 Company code BAC Bach Dünger GmbH
410 Company code BAE BASF Espanola S.A.
410 Company code BAG Bio-Agrar-Counsel GmbH
410 Company code BAI Max Bail chemische Produkte
410 Company code BAM Bayer MaterialScience LLC Product Safety & Regulatory Affairs
410 Company code BAP BioAktiv-Pulver Produktions- und Vertriebs GmbH
410 Company code BAS BASF SE E-APE/DT, Li 556
410 Company code BAT Battelle Geneva- on behalf of BASF
410 Company code BAU BAHAG AG Verwaltung Deutschland
410 Company code BAV Bayer CropScience Deutschland GmbH Geschäftsbereich Tiergesundheit
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410 Company code BAW BayWa AG OE Bau- und Gartenmarkt
410 Company code BAY Bayer CropScience Deutschland GmbH Registrierung & PGA
410 Company code BB Landesamt für Verbraucherschutz, Landwirtschaft und Flurneuordnung -
Pflanzenschutzdienst -
410 Company code BBL Belchim Crop Protection
410 Company code BBM B. Braun Melsungen AG
410 Company code BBV BASF Agro B.V. Wädenswi Branch
410 Company code BBZ BIOBIZZ BV
410 Company code BCA BASF Catalysts LLC
410 Company code BCB Brabant Chemie B.V.
410 Company code BCC Basildon Chemical Company Limited
410 Company code BCD BASF CANADA
410 Company code BCG Biesterfeld Chemiedistribution GmbH
410 Company code BCH Berlin-Chemie AG
410 Company code BCI Bayer CropScience Weylchem Griesheim
410 Company code BCL Barclay Chemicals Manufacturing Ltd. Damastown Way, Damastown Industrial
Park
410 Company code BCN Biocontrol Technologies S. L.
410 Company code BCO BASF Corporation
410 Company code BCP Belchim Crop Protection
410 Company code BDB Bund deutscher Baumschulen e.V.
410 Company code BDG Borregaard Deutschland GmbH Werk Karlsruhe Abteilung Technik
410 Company code BDO BIODOMO GmbH
410 Company code BDT BdT Bundesverband deutscher Tabakpflanzer Vereinigung der Tabak-Erzeu-
410 Company code BEA BERKEL AHK Alkoholhandel GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code BEB BELLAGRO BV
410 Company code BEC Beckmann Produktions GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code BED Bedoukian
410 Company code BEG Biocin Europe AG
410 Company code BEI Beiselen GmbH
410 Company code BEJ Beijjing Nutrichem Laboratory Co. Ltd. Wanquan
410 Company code BEL Bell UK Office
410 Company code BEN Belcrop NV
410 Company code BER Bertram GmbH
410 Company code BES Sonja Schulz
410 Company code BET Bertels BV
410 Company code BEU Becker Underwood SAS Z.I. En Jacca
410 Company code BFA Biofa AG
410 Company code BFB bio-ferm GmbH Technologiezentrum Tulln
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410 Company code BFG Borgwaldt Flavor GmbH
410 Company code BGA Bellaflora Gartencenter
410 Company code BGG bellaflora Gartencenter GmbH
410 Company code BGM Brenntag GmbH
410 Company code BHC Biologic HC Limited The Georgian House
410 Company code BHD Bautenschutz und Hygienedienstleist
410 Company code BHS B+H Solutions GmbH
410 Company code BHV Broekhof verpakkingen
410 Company code BIA Lantmännen BioAgri
410 Company code BIB Biobest N.V.
410 Company code BIC BIOCO GmbH
410 Company code BIE BIO-DRO KG
410 Company code BIF bioflor-Gesellschaft
410 Company code BIG BIOCARE Gesellschaft für Biologische Schutzmittel
410 Company code BII Bioiberica Jordi Ruiz Combalia Oficina Comercial
410 Company code BIL Biolchim Deutschland GmbH
410 Company code BIN AFAZ GmbH
410 Company code BIO Biochemicals s.a.r.l.
410 Company code BIP BIOPREPARATY spol.s.r.o.
410 Company code BIS Wilhelm E.H. Biesterfeld Bereich Agrar-und Gartenbedarf
410 Company code BIT CBW Chemie GmbH Bitterfeld-Wolfen
410 Company code BIV Bavaria Industrie Vertrieb GmbH
410 Company code BIZ Biozida
410 Company code BLA Biomor Latvija
410 Company code BLB Bell Laboratories, Inc.
410 Company code BLS Barenbrug Luxembourg S.A.
410 Company code BLT BP Chemicals Ltd. Acetyls Business Unit
410 Company code BLU Bluestar Silicones France S.A.S.
410 Company code BMG BMG mbH & Co KG Gimbsheim
410 Company code BMO Bernard Monnet
410 Company code BMS BMS Micro-Nutrients NV
410 Company code BNB BINAB Bio-Innovation AB
410 Company code BNG BNG GmbH
410 Company code BNV Bio Nova BV
410 Company code BOC Biochemical Technologies
410 Company code BOL Bold Corporation 7749 Magnolia Indusrial Boulevard
410 Company code BOP BOXMORE PACKAGING LTD Gateway Crewe
410 Company code BOR Borregaard Industries Limited
410 Company code BOS BOSWELIA GmbH
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410 Company code BOT The Boots Company Ltd Research Department Lenton Research Station
410 Company code BOX Boxmore Emballage S.A.S.
410 Company code BOZ Bio-Oz Biotechnoligies Ltd. Central Sciences Laboraties
410 Company code BPC Biocura Productions Co. 414/243 Samran Mansion Building Pracharat
Bamphen Road
410 Company code BPL Bioplant Naturverfahren GmbH
410 Company code BPO Biopole
410 Company code BPS BASF Agri-Production S.A.S.
410 Company code BRA Importeur von Chrysal Braun GmbH
410 Company code BRC Brenntag CEE GmbH
410 Company code BRE Pharmachemie Willi Breiler
410 Company code BRF ULI BREITER GmbH
410 Company code BRG Bergophor-Futtermittelfabrik Dr. Berger GmbH & Co KG
410 Company code BRI Brinkmann BV
410 Company code BRL Gebr. Brill Gartengeräte GmbH & Co KG
410 Company code BRN Brenntag NV
410 Company code BRO Bromine Compounds Ltd.
410 Company code BRP Botanical Resources Australia Pty Ltd. A.C.N. 072 872 201
410 Company code BRT British Trader & Shippers Ltd. Dagenham
410 Company code BRU Dr. Christian Bruns Universität Kassel FÖL
410 Company code BRW Rechtsanwälte Fritz-Braun, Wien & Kollegen
410 Company code BSC Bayer Environmental Science BU consumer Region
410 Company code BSF BASF Italia S.r.l.
410 Company code BSK bio-ferm Research
410 Company code BSL BSL Betriebsmittel Service Logistik GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code BSS Biosys p/aBrinkmann B.V.
410 Company code BTL Bomendienst B. V.
410 Company code BTS Friedrich Bertsch
410 Company code BTZ Botryzen Ltd.
410 Company code BUJ Blackmann Ujker Chemical Company
410 Company code BUN Bundesfachgruppe Obstbau
410 Company code BUR Burnus GmbH
410 Company code BUS Kohlensäure-Werke Rud. Buse GmbH & Co.
410 Company code BUT Butler Pflegeprodukte GmbH Vertriebszentrale
410 Company code BVL Bundesamt für Verbraucherschutz und Lebensmittelsicherheit
410 Company code BXT Bionext sprl
410 Company code BYS Byeyo Solutions GmbH
410 Company code BÜF BÜFA Chemikalien GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code CAB Chemoswed AB
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410 Company code CAC CALDIC Deutschland Chemie B.V.
410 Company code CAD CardelAgro S.P.R.L./B.V.B.A
410 Company code CAG AGRIPHAR S.A.
410 Company code CAI Cargill Inc.
410 Company code CAK CARBO-Kohlensäurewerke GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code CAL Calliope SAS
410 Company code CAS CASA BERNADO LTDA Rodovia padre Manoel da Nobrega km 65
410 Company code CAT Cargill Texturizing Solutions Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code CBA Caspar Berghoff KG
410 Company code CBB CFB & Partner Dr. Christian F. Bickeböller Umweltservice & Biotechnologie
410 Company code CBC CBC Europe
410 Company code CCA Crop Care Australasia Pty Ltd
410 Company code CCC CHEVRON CHEMICAL COMPANY S.A.F.
410 Company code CCH Ciba Specialty Chemicals PLC
410 Company code CCI CACI Z.I.nord
410 Company code CCN ChemCon GmbH
410 Company code CCO Chimosa Chimica Organica for Endura S.P.A.
410 Company code CCR Harlan Cytotest Cell Research GmbH
410 Company code CCS Cera Chem S.A.R.L.
410 Company code CCU Crown Corp. USA
410 Company code CDE Cargill Deutschland GmbH
410 Company code CDG Cereol Deutschland GmbH
410 Company code CEA CEALIN chemische Fabrik GmbH
410 Company code CEB Certis Europe BV
410 Company code CEC European Commission GD VI.B.II.1, L 84 1/10 Attn.: Herrn Scharpe
410 Company code CEE Celite Mexico Jose A. Torres 400 Mexico
410 Company code CEF Centre International D`etudes Du Lindane
410 Company code CEG Celanese Emulsions GmbH
410 Company code CEH CEFIC Herbicide Registration Group European Registration Group
410 Company code CEI Celite France
410 Company code CEK C.H. Erbslöh KG
410 Company code CEL Scotts Celaflor GmbH
410 Company code CEN Centor-Warenhandels-GmbH
410 Company code CEO Firmengemeinschaft CEL u. COM c/o DHD-Consulting
410 Company code CEP CELSIUS Property B.V. Amsterdam (NL) Neuhausen a. RHF Branch
410 Company code CEQ CEQUISA
410 Company code CER Cerexagri B.V. Registration Department
410 Company code CES CESALPINIA CHEMICALS S.p.A.
410 Company code CET Certis Europe B.V.
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410 Company code CEU Cerestar USA Inc.
410 Company code CEV Sanofi-CEVA GmbH
410 Company code CFB Chemische Fabrik Brabant
410 Company code CFP Nufarm S. A.
410 Company code CFR Cognis France
410 Company code CFS Chem. Fabrik Schärer & Schläpfer AG
410 Company code CFW Chemische Fabrik Wülfel GmbH & Co KG
410 Company code CGA Ciba-Geigy Ltd. EC Relations Office
410 Company code CGB Novartis Crop Protection AG
410 Company code CGC CG CHEMIKALIEN GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code CGD CIBA-GEIGY GmbH Division Agro
410 Company code CGN Cognis GmbH
410 Company code CHC Chemica-Chemische Produkte Abfüll-& Verpackungs GmbH
410 Company code CHE Cheminova A/S
410 Company code CHF Chemische Fabrik Budenheim KG
410 Company code CHG Ceranova Handels GmbH
410 Company code CHH Chance & Hunt Ltd. Alexander House Crown Gate
410 Company code CHI Chemische Industrie Erlangen GmbH
410 Company code CHK Chemark Kft.
410 Company code CHL CHEMTEC LEUNA Gesellschaft für Chemie und Technologie mbH
410 Company code CHM Ludwig Christmann Grosshandlung
410 Company code CHO Cheminova Suzhou
410 Company code CHP Chipman Limited
410 Company code CHR Günther Christmann Schädlingsbekämpfung
410 Company code CHS Celite Hispanica S.A. Poligono Agua Armaga
410 Company code CHT Chemtox-Trotters
410 Company code CIM Chemolimpex
410 Company code CIN CANNA International BV
410 Company code CIP CIPAC
410 Company code CIR COSTA & IRMAOS, LDA Agodim
410 Company code CIS CLARIANT IBERICA, S.A.
410 Company code CIT Citrex Europe b. v.
410 Company code CJB CJB Industries, Inc.
410 Company code CKE CP Kelco A Huber Company Suite 1000
410 Company code CKW Carbo Kohlensäurewerk Wehr
410 Company code CLA Clariant GmbH Standortleitung BL Wachse
410 Company code CLG Catalytic Generators UK Ltd.
410 Company code CLI Agrolinz Melamin GmbH
410 Company code CLP Clariant Produkte (Deutschland) GmbH
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410 Company code CLT ChemSource Ltd 5 Jupiter House Calleva Park
410 Company code CLV Clariant Vertrieb (Deutschland) GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code CLY Clayton Plant Protection Ltd. Head Office
410 Company code CMP CHEMPRO (IRLAND) LTD.
410 Company code CNV CERTIPLANT N.V.
410 Company code COB COMBI GmbH Lager und Logistik
410 Company code COC Cognis Corporation
410 Company code COF Carsten Oestmann Floristenbedarf
410 Company code COG BASF Personal Care and Nutrition GmbH
410 Company code COI Cognis Iberia, s. I.
410 Company code COL Columbus Reinigungsmaschinen G. Staehle GmbH und Co. KG
410 Company code COM Compo GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code CON Cognis Corporation
410 Company code COR CORNA-Werk Wölper GmbH & Co
410 Company code COS COLOREY SAS
410 Company code COT Contrade Consulting & More GmbH
410 Company code CPA CP Agro (Ireland) PYT Ltd. Arthur Cox Bulding
410 Company code CPI SIPC
410 Company code CPK CP Kelco A Huber Company
410 Company code CPL CP KELCO Penrhyn Road Business Park South Liverpool
410 Company code CPM CMPA Z.I.
410 Company code CPR ChiPro GmbH
410 Company code CPY Copyr S.p.A.
410 Company code CR- Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Rural Development PHYTOSANITARY
SECTOR
410 Company code CRA Cray Vally Kunstharze GmbH Werk Lackharz Zwickau
410 Company code CRB CHT R. Beitlich GmbH
410 Company code CRD Croda Europe
410 Company code CRE Croda Europe Ltd. Cowick Hall Snaith
410 Company code CRG Croda GmbH
410 Company code CRI Croda Inc. North American Headquarters & Innovation Center
410 Company code CRO Crompton (Uniroyal Chemical) Registrations Ltd. Reg. Office Kennet House
410 Company code CRP CROPSAFE bvba
410 Company code CRS Croda France SAS Immoparc RN10
410 Company code CSA Cognis S.p.A.
410 Company code CSG CorSan GbR
410 Company code CSI CSI-Europe Pentlands Science Park
410 Company code CSL Head of International Development Team Plant Health Group
410 Company code CSM ChemService S.r.l.
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410 Company code CTF Carbendazim Task-Forcce Main Data Submitter DPB2, BAS1, BAY1
410 Company code CTG CHEM-TOOLS GmbH
410 Company code CTI Clariant International AG
410 Company code CTN CHEMO TECHNIK Neubauer GmbH
410 Company code CTO Citrus Oil Products International L
410 Company code CTR CHEM TRADE Slovakia s.r.o.
410 Company code CTS Anwaltskanzlei Tschiltschke,Boer-Nießing und Sternberg
410 Company code CUR CURRENTA GmbH & Co. OHG Services Analytik
410 Company code CUS Custom Milling & Consulting, Inc.
410 Company code CUX CUXIN Naturdüngerwerk GmbH
410 Company code CVH CVH Chemie Vertrieb GmbH & Co Hannover KG
410 Company code CYA Cyanamid International
410 Company code CYD CYANAMID AGRAR GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code CYE CYTEC Product Stewardship & Regulatory Affairs Department
410 Company code CYI Cytec Industries Inc. Five Garret Mountain Plaza
410 Company code CYT CYTECCANADA inc.
410 Company code CZ State Phytosanitary Administration Head of Registration Department
410 Company code DAA Herbert Daamen
410 Company code DAC Daicel Chemical Industries, Ltd.
410 Company code DAE Daegu Factory Kyung Nong Corporation Zip code: 704-801
410 Company code DAF Degussa AG Füllstoffe u. Pigmente
410 Company code DAH Mr. Sune Dahlberg
410 Company code DAI Daiwa Dyestuff Co., Ltd. 7-1 5Chome Shin nakazato Chuo-ku Saitama city
410 Company code DAN DANISCO SEED
410 Company code DAP DAPT Agrochemicals Limited
410 Company code DAS DOW AgroSciences LLC
410 Company code DAX DAX Products Ltd.
410 Company code DBL DuPont Brazil Ltda - Goiabal Rodovia Presidente Dutra
410 Company code DCC Drexel Chemical Company Boodle Hatfield
410 Company code DCF FuturEco, S.L.
410 Company code DCG Düngemittelwerk Coswig GmbH
410 Company code DCL Degesch de Chile Ltda. Casilla 2404 C, C., Santiago Camino Antiquo a
valparaiso 1321
410 Company code DCM Dainchiseika Color & Chemicals Mfg. Co., Ltd. Chuo-ku
410 Company code DCO Dietz & Consorten Handelsgesellschaft GBR
410 Company code DCP DuPont Crop Protection El Paso Plant, US
410 Company code DCS Dow Corning S.A.
410 Company code DD Sächsisches Landesamt für Umwelt, Landwirtschaft und Geologie
410 Company code DDA Dow Deutschland Anlagengesellschaft mbH
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410 Company code DDT Desmedipham Delta Task Force C/O United Pohosphorus ldt.
410 Company code DDZ frunol delicia GmbH
410 Company code DEA Desinsekta Gesellschaft für Schädlingsbekämpfung mbH
410 Company code DED dedetec
410 Company code DEF Delicia Freyberg GmbH
410 Company code DEG Detia Degisch GmbH
410 Company code DEL Dr.Werner Freyberg Chemische Fabrik Delitia Nachf.
410 Company code DEN Dehner GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code DEO DE SANGOSSE
410 Company code DET Detia Freyberg GmbH
410 Company code DEV DeReS GmbH Development-Registration- Support GmbH
410 Company code DEW Ernst Dettwiler GmbH Spezialdüngerwerk
410 Company code DFL Dianica F.Leconte
410 Company code DGB Diachem Gianluigi Dubbini
410 Company code DGC Delgeco nv
410 Company code DGG Detia Garda GmbH
410 Company code DGM DOW Europe GmbH
410 Company code DGS Deutsche Gesellschaft für Schädlingsbekämpfung
410 Company code DGT Degussa AG
410 Company code DGU Degussa AG SC-Umwelttechnik
410 Company code DHD DHD-Consulting GmbH Regulatory Affairs of Agricultural Chemicals
410 Company code DHG Donauzement Handels GmbH
410 Company code DIA Diamond Shamrock Benelux N.V.
410 Company code DIK DAI-ICHI KOGYO SEIYAKU Co., Ltd
410 Company code DIL Chemikaliengroßhandel Dilg
410 Company code DIM DIMOS GmbH
410 Company code DIS Distrimex GmbH
410 Company code DK- Miljoestyrelsen
410 Company code DKC DR KNOELL CONSULT GmbH
410 Company code DKG Düllberg Konzentra GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code DLR Dienstleistungszentrum Ländlicher Raum Rheinhessen-Nahe-Hunsrück
410 Company code DMA TAMINCO GmbH
410 Company code DMF DMV-Fonterra Excipients GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code DMG Dr. Michael Gühne
410 Company code DMV DMV International GmbH
410 Company code DNF die natur
410 Company code DNK Denka registrations bv
410 Company code DOA DOW AgroSciences (NZ) Ltd.
410 Company code DOC Dow Chemical Company
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410 Company code DOE Dow AgroSciences European Development Center
410 Company code DOF DormFresh Ltd. Perth
410 Company code DON Donau Chemie AG
410 Company code DOS Dom-Samen Fehlemann KG
410 Company code DOW Dow AgroSciences GmbH
410 Company code DPB DuPont de Nemours (Deutschland) GmbH - Abt. Pflanzenschutz -
410 Company code DPD DuPont International Operations S.A.
410 Company code DPF DuPont de Nemours (France) S.A.S
410 Company code DPN E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company DuPont Crop Protection Global
Technology Division
410 Company code DPS DuPont International Operations Sarl DuPont Danmark ApS
410 Company code DPU Du Pont (U.K.) Limited
410 Company code DRA Drax Pesticides Ltd. 1 Lymington Court
410 Company code DRB Dr. Reinhardt Biebow
410 Company code DRD Industry Task Force II on 2,4-D Research Data
410 Company code DRP Dr. Roza Pantchechnikova
410 Company code DRS Dr. H. Stamm GmbH Chemische Fabrik
410 Company code DRV DRAWIN Vertriebs-GmbH
410 Company code DRW Deutsche Raiffeisen Warenzentrale GmbH
410 Company code DSA DE SANGOSSE GmbH
410 Company code DSG De Sangosse Ltd.
410 Company code DSI Dipl.-Ing. Dagmar Siebrecht
410 Company code DSL DSL Japan Co., Ltd. Shinjuku Monalith 12F
410 Company code DSM DSM Food Specialities BV Agri Ingredients
410 Company code DTA Dintec Agroquimica Produtos Quimicos Ldsa. Avenida Arriaga, 77
410 Company code DTS Dr. Tobias Schulz
410 Company code DUE DüKa Düngekalkgesellschaft
410 Company code DUS Duslo a.s. Branch Enterprise Istrochem
410 Company code DWE Deutscher Weinbauverband e.V.
410 Company code DYN Dynamit Nobel GmbH Systemtechnik
410 Company code DZS DZS Agrar Handels GmbH
410 Company code EAC EACT Consult & Trading BVBA
410 Company code EAS European Agricultures Services
410 Company code EBR EBRC Consulting GmbH
410 Company code EBT Ethofumesate Beta Task Force United Phosphorus Ltd.
410 Company code EBV Eurobrom B.V.
410 Company code ECA ECON AG
410 Company code ECB Eastman Chemical B.V. The Hague Zug Branch
410 Company code ECC Eastman Chemical Company
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410 Company code ECG ECOGEN ISRAEL PARTNERSHIP
410 Company code ECH EniChem Deutschland AG
410 Company code ECI ECICTYL
410 Company code ECL EuroChemLink
410 Company code ECN Ecogen Inc.
410 Company code ECS ICS Innovative Care Systems Andernach GmbH Division Environment Care
Systems
410 Company code ECT EconTec GmbH
410 Company code EDE EDEN Bioscience Europe SARL
410 Company code EDG Evonik Degussa GmbH Inorganic Materials Produktsicherheit IM-IM-PS
410 Company code EDP E.I.DuPont India Pvt. Ltd. Plt No. 11, G.I.D.C. Savli Manjusar
410 Company code EDR Eden Research PLC Manor Business Park
410 Company code EDW Clive A. Edwards
410 Company code EF Thüringer Landesanstalt für Landwirtschaft Jena Referat 440
410 Company code EFT K & N Efthymiadis SA
410 Company code EGE egesa-zookauf eG Einkaufs-, Werbe- und Marketinggenossenschaft der
Gartenfachgeschäfte, Gartencenter
410 Company code EGG Eurofins GfA GmbH
410 Company code EGM Engemann GmbH & Co.KG -Bio im Getreidehandel-
410 Company code EID Eid Parry (India) Limited "Dare House"
410 Company code EIM Ferdinand Eimermacher GmbH & Co KG
410 Company code EIS European Iron Sulphate Task Force Martin McGee c/o Scotts Company (UK)
Ltd
410 Company code EKO EKOLAND EUROPE S.R.O.
410 Company code ELA LILLY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH Abt. ELANCO-Pflanzenschutz
410 Company code ELD E.l. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. Inc. DuPont Crop Production
410 Company code ELE Elementis Specialties p/a Elementis Service Centre N.V. Pegasus Park
410 Company code ELF Cerexagri s. a.
410 Company code ELI ELIOD GmbH
410 Company code ELN Elements Specialties Netherlands B.V.
410 Company code ELP Elementis Specialties
410 Company code ELT Ethylen Taskforce Coleacp
410 Company code EMB emec biology
410 Company code EMD Merck KGaA CHN/Regulatory Affairs C11/558
410 Company code EME Emery Oleochemicals LLC
410 Company code EMR EMRALD CORPORATION SA Résidence de Beauvoir
410 Company code EMS Eva-Maria Schneidler
410 Company code END Endura Fine Chemicals Head Office
410 Company code ENG Engelhard Corporation
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410 Company code ENH ENHOLD BV
410 Company code ENM e-nema GmbH Gesellschaft für Biotechnologie und biologischen
Pflanzenschutz mbH
410 Company code ENN ENNA Aerosol B.V.
410 Company code EOG Evonik Oxeno GmbH
410 Company code EOL ECOspray Ltd. Grange Farm Hilborough, Thetford
410 Company code EPI EPIC-Schwebda 514, Persipolis Vashi
410 Company code EPK EMIL KONZ AGROTECHNIK
410 Company code EPL Elefant chemische Produkte GmbH
410 Company code ERI Erigone Life Science Consultancy
410 Company code ERO Erofins Agroscience Services GmbH
410 Company code ERU Eru-Seifenfabrik
410 Company code ES- Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Medio Rural y Marino Director General de
Recursos Agricolas
410 Company code ESK AgroDan A/S
410 Company code ESN ESSO NEDERLAND BV
410 Company code ESS Esseco srl
410 Company code ETC European Tea Committee
410 Company code ETF EU Task Force (FMC Foret and Lainco) Plant Protection Project (consultan Le
Pont Neuf, Ruote de Gordes
410 Company code ETG Dr. Miroslav Orober EconTec GmbH
410 Company code ETL Exwold Technology Lt. Haverton Hill Industrial Estate Billingham
410 Company code ETM European Turf Management
410 Company code ETR Etracoms Srl Regulatory Affairs & Marketing Consultancy
410 Company code EUA Eurofins Agroscience Services GmbH
410 Company code EUC EUCuTF European Coper Task Force Conyngham Hall
410 Company code EUF EUFLOR GmbH
410 Company code EUO EURION Consulting Regulatory Affairs Manager
410 Company code EUR EUROGREEN GmbH
410 Company code EVO evo-Silicatforschung GmbH Nachfolgeinstitut Prof. Dr. Dr. Ste
410 Company code EWZ Erdenwerk Gregor Ziegler GmbH
410 Company code EXA Exacto, Inc.
410 Company code EXC ExxonMobile Chemical Belgium a division of ExxonMobil Petroleum &
Chemical, c/o ExxonMobile Chemical Ltd.
410 Company code EXL Excel Crop Care Ltd.
410 Company code EXM ExxonMobel Chemical Middle-East & Africa
410 Company code EXO ExxonMobil Chemical Belgium a division of ExxonMobil Petroleum & Chemical
410 Company code EXP Exponent international Limited Centre for chemical regulation and food safety
(Europe)
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410 Company code EXQ Exquisit-Kosmetik GmbH
410 Company code EXS Exosect Ltd. Leylands Business Park
410 Company code EXX Exxon Mobile
410 Company code EZC EZCrop 15 St. Olave's Business Centre
410 Company code EZG Erzeugergemeinschaft Baden-Württemberg Tabak w.V.
410 Company code F-- Ministère de l'alimentation, de l'agriculture et de la pêche
410 Company code FAG W. Felsl Agrar GmbH
410 Company code FAH Fahlberg-List GmbH
410 Company code FAR Farmoplant
410 Company code FAT Fattinger GmbH
410 Company code FBV Florissant BV
410 Company code FCA DSM Fine Chemicals Austria GmbH
410 Company code FCC FMC Corporation
410 Company code FEA feldfink Agrarhandelsgesellschaft mbH
410 Company code FEG Floralife Europe GmbH
410 Company code FEI Manfred Feit
410 Company code FEL Feldmann Chemie München
410 Company code FER Fertico Sp. z o. o.
410 Company code FFC F.F. Company B.V.
410 Company code FFS Finnish Food Safety Authority Evira
410 Company code FGE Fachgruppe Gemüsebau
410 Company code FGL Glatz GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code FGN Ferdinand Grebien
410 Company code FGO Fördergemeinschaft Ökologischer Obstbau e.V.
410 Company code FHD Levington Horticulture Limited
410 Company code FHG Floradino Handels GmbH
410 Company code FHP Florissa Handels- und Produktions-GmbH
410 Company code FIA Otto Fischar GmbH & Co KG
410 Company code FIN Fine Agrochemicals Ltd.
410 Company code FIS G. & A. Fischer
410 Company code FJK F. Joh. Kwizda GmbH Agrarchemie
410 Company code FLA Flag Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. Chengfenghe Road
410 Company code FLB Floriba GmbH
410 Company code FLC Fluka-Chemie
410 Company code FLG FLORAGARD GmbH
410 Company code FLI Florissima GmbH
410 Company code FLL FLORIL Gesellschaft für Biologischen Pflanzenschutz m.b.H. (i.G.)
410 Company code FLO FLORA FREY GmbH & Co KG
410 Company code FLS Firma FloraSprint
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410 Company code FLU FLÜGEL GmbH
410 Company code FMC FMC Chemical,sprl Agricultural Products Group
410 Company code FMJ FMC Jacksonville
410 Company code FNL Plant Production Inspection Centre
410 Company code FNP Federation Nationale de la Produktion des Semences de Mais et de Sorgho
410 Company code FOG Forschungsanstalt Geisenheim Fachgebiet Phytomedizin
410 Company code FOL Fine Organics Ltd.
410 Company code FOR Forum Products Limited
410 Company code FPS Federal Public Service Health, Food Chain Safety and Environment
410 Company code FR Regierungspräsidium Freiburg -Pflanzenschutzdienst-
410 Company code FRA Franken-Chemie
410 Company code FRI Walter Frick
410 Company code FRO Frowein GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code FRU frunol delicia GmbH
410 Company code FSA Food Standards Agency Aviation House
410 Company code FSC F. Schacht GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code FSG Feinchemie Schwebda GmbH
410 Company code FSH Fisher Scientific
410 Company code FT1 Regierungspräsidium Gießen -Pflanzenschutzdienst Hessen- Dezernat 51.4
410 Company code FUC Fuchshuber Agrarhandel GmbH
410 Company code FWL FMC Wyoming Corporation Alkali Chemikals diviasion
410 Company code FYT FytoFend S.A.
410 Company code FZB FZB Biotechnik GmbH
410 Company code GAB GABI-Biochemie Hündersen Rhodovi KG
410 Company code GAD Gadot Biochemical Industries Ltd.
410 Company code GAI GaiaSan ökologische Umwelttechnologie
410 Company code GAP Gadiv Petrochemical Industries Ltd.
410 Company code GAT GAT Microencapsulation AG
410 Company code GAV GreenA B.V.
410 Company code GAY GAYLORD Chemical Company, LLC
410 Company code GBA Gärtnereibedarf Asperg e.G.
410 Company code GBC GAB Consulting GmbH
410 Company code GBS Gerhard Blumenstein
410 Company code GBW GBC Wels e. Gen.
410 Company code GCK Görges GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code GCL G.C. Laboratories Ltd. Analytical chemistry Centre 6Fen End
410 Company code GDS Evonik Goldschmidt GmbH
410 Company code GEJ Gejo GmbH & Co. KG Postfach 11 09 37
410 Company code GEL Friedhofsgärtner Gelsenkirchen eG
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410 Company code GEM Gemüsebau Krüger
410 Company code GEN Genetti GmbH
410 Company code GER Gerhardtz GmbH Susanne Gerhardtz Düngemittelfabrik
410 Company code GES GE Specialty Materials (Suisse) Sarl
410 Company code GET Getreide AG
410 Company code GF Nordwestdeutsche Forstliche Versuchsanstalt
410 Company code GFG GFG-Gesellschaft für Grün mbH
410 Company code GFL Gesellschaft zur Förderung der Lupine e.V.
410 Company code GGG DETIA GARDA GmbH
410 Company code GGS Georgia Gulf Sulfar
410 Company code GHA Gharda chemicals Ltd.
410 Company code GIB Grow In AG Salinger & Mack
410 Company code GIC GARTENFACHMARKT RICHTER
410 Company code GLA Glanzit Pfeiffer GmbH & Co. KG Industriegebiet Nord 1/4
410 Company code GLC Great lakes Chemicals Ltd.
410 Company code GLG GLOBE GREEN AG
410 Company code GLH Garten- und Landschaftsbau Huber GmbH
410 Company code GLM GLOBACHEM NV Brustem Industriepark
410 Company code GLQ Glo-Quimicos srl Glo-Quimicos Lda.
410 Company code GMG Georg Menshen GmbH + Co. KG Kunststoffverarbeitung
410 Company code GMP Gebr. Mayer Produktions- und Vetriebsgesellschaft mbH
410 Company code GNS GNS CONSULT AG
410 Company code GO1 Pflanzenschutzdienst der Landwirtschaftskammer Nordrhein-Westfalen
410 Company code GOB L. Gobbi S.R.L.
410 Company code GOE Laboratoire Goemar
410 Company code GOL Goldengrass Ltd. Witham
410 Company code GPI Gpi green partners international GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code GPO Gudrun L. Polus
410 Company code GPS Gärtner Poetschke oHG
410 Company code GQS General Quimica SA
410 Company code GR- Ministry of Rural Development and Food Directorate of Plant Produce
Protection
410 Company code GRA Graichen GmbH
410 Company code GRE GreenTec Innovative Produkte GmbH
410 Company code GRF GRIFFIN (Europe) HQ N.V.
410 Company code GRI Griffin Corporation
410 Company code GRK GERINDA e. Kfm.
410 Company code GRO GROLI-Schädlingsbekämpfung GmbH
410 Company code GRS Generic Registration Services Ltd. Unit 6, Courtyard Lane, Newtown Par
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Blackrock, Co.
410 Company code GRT Gartengrün GmbH
410 Company code GSC Gerhard Scheidler
410 Company code GSG GSG mbH
410 Company code GSS Geißler GmbH
410 Company code GTT Glyphosate Task Force TULIP
410 Company code GUN Hauert Günther Düngerwerke GmbH
410 Company code GUT Sauerstoffwerk Friederich Guttroff GmbH
410 Company code GWE GroWell Limited
410 Company code GWI Gowan Comércio International e Servicos, Limitada
410 Company code GWO Gustav Wilms oHG
410 Company code GYL Gyllebo Gödning AB
410 Company code GÜM Dr. rer. nat. Dietrich Gümbel
410 Company code HAC Harcros Chemicals Ltd.
410 Company code HAF Handelsagentur FD
410 Company code HAG Handelsgesellschaft für Baustoffe mbH & Co. KG
410 Company code HAI Harcros Chemicals Inc.
410 Company code HAR Haarmann und Reimer GmbH
410 Company code HAU Hans G. Hauri
410 Company code HAW HAWLIK & HAWLIK GmbH Schädlingsbekämpfung -
410 Company code HB Senator für Lebensmittel- überwachungs-, Tierschutz u. Veterinärdienst
Bremen
410 Company code HBI Hundsbichler GmbH
410 Company code HCC Helena Chemical Company
410 Company code HEC Hercules Doel B.V.B.A. Aqualon Division
410 Company code HEI Heisterner Handelsgesellschaft mbH
410 Company code HEL HELM AG
410 Company code HEN HENTSCHKE & SAWATZKI KG
410 Company code HEP Hawlik Euro-Pilzbrut GmbH
410 Company code HER Hercules Powder
410 Company code HES HESI Plantenvoeding B.V.
410 Company code HEW Heibei Wanquan Pesticide Factory Kongjiazhuang Wanquan
410 Company code HFT Otto Höfter & Söhne KG
410 Company code HFZ Hannelore Fenzl
410 Company code HGE Heinz Gerding
410 Company code HGR Hans-Günter vom Rath
410 Company code HGS Hartmut G. Schmidt Diplom Ingenieur
410 Company code HH Institut für angew.Botanik der Universität Hamburg - Abteilung Pflanzenschutz -
410 Company code HHI Houmann Holland International G.J.Houweling. (ing.)
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410 Company code HHS Hanse Handelskontor Stralsund GmbH
410 Company code HIG High Kite China Ltd. Tsimshatsui
410 Company code HIK Hikal Limited T-21 MIDC Industrial Area
410 Company code HIL Hercules International Ltd. LLC
410 Company code HIN Otto Hinsberg GmbH
410 Company code HJS Hans Joachim Stamer
410 Company code HKI Hans-Knöll-Institut für Natur-
410 Company code HKR Hermann Kröger
410 Company code HKS HIMEX GmbH Landwirtsch. Betriebsmittel Import und Export
410 Company code HLA Helmut Lang
410 Company code HME HME Naturkraft GbR in Gründung
410 Company code HNF Heidelberger Naturfarben GmbH & Co.
410 Company code HNK Hanseatisches Neem Kontor Dr. Martina Neubauer
410 Company code HOB Hoogen Bodensanierung GmbH
410 Company code HOE Hoechst Aktiengesellschaft Bereich Landwirtschaft Produktentwicklung,
Gebäude K 607
410 Company code HOG HOOGEN Bodensanierung GmbH
410 Company code HOH Höhn und Höhn GmbH
410 Company code HOI Hoechst Iberica, S.A.
410 Company code HOO Ir. S. D. van Hoogstraten
410 Company code HOR HORA Landwirtschaftliche Betriebsmittel GmbH
410 Company code HOT Hotrega GmbH
410 Company code HOU Handelsgesellschaft für Pflanzen- schutz und Reinigungsmittel mbH Ingrid
Houy
410 Company code HPQ Logofit - Produtos quimicos SA Edificio Herbex
410 Company code HPS Rechtsanwalt Hanspeter Schmidt
410 Company code HR1 Landwirtschaftskammer Niedersachsen - Pflanzenschutzamt - Fachbereich
3.2.1
410 Company code HRC Regulatory Affairs Department Huntingdon LifeSciences
410 Company code HRI Horticultural Research International
410 Company code HRK HANSEN & ROSENTHAL KG
410 Company code HRM HERMOO Belgium NV
410 Company code HRN Ing. Alfred Hörnig
410 Company code HRO Hansen + Rosenthal KG
410 Company code HRT Th. Hartmann KG
410 Company code HRW Harwick Standard distrubution Corporation
410 Company code HSF HOFFMANN'S Stärkefabriken AG
410 Company code HSW Dr. Heiko Schwertner
410 Company code HTC Hubei Trisun Chemicals Co., Ltd. Xiaoting District Yichang
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410 Company code HTP Hortipack Holland BV
410 Company code HU Amt für ländliche Räume Husum - Abteilung Pflanzenschutz -
410 Company code HU- Central Service for Plant Protection and Soil Conservation
410 Company code HUB fleur ami GmbH
410 Company code HUC Hangzhou Udragon Chemical Co. Ltd. Yuhang
410 Company code HUM Humintech GmbH
410 Company code HUN Huntsman Holland BV Rozenburg Works
410 Company code HWL Hickson & Welch Ltd.
410 Company code HWR HWR-CHEMIE GmbH
410 Company code HXX Hangzhou Xiaoshan Xinnong Packaging Company Xinliangting Kanshan,
Xiaoshan
410 Company code HYD HYDROSOL srl
410 Company code HYG HYGAN Hygieneservice GmbH & Co. KG Schädlingsbekämpfung
410 Company code HYW Hydro Wax AS
410 Company code IAB Investigaciones y Aplicaciones Biotechnologicas S. L.
410 Company code IAG ISAGRAR
410 Company code IAZ Interessenvereinigung Azadirachtin c/o GAB Consulting Company
410 Company code IBD Intrachem Bio Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code IBI Intrachem Bio Italia S.p.A.
410 Company code IBM Secretary IBMA UK & Head of IBMA Pheromones & Semiochemicals WG
Sulfolk House Cowbridge, South Glamorgan
410 Company code IBS International Bio-Synthetics Ltd. Widnes
410 Company code ICC Indofil Industries Limited Representative Office
410 Company code ICL ICL PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS LP
410 Company code ICO Indofil Chemicals Company Kolshet, Off Swami Vivekanada road Azad Nagar,
Sandoz Baug
410 Company code IDE Idealspaten-Bredt KG
410 Company code IFB Institut für Biologische Produktionssysteme
410 Company code IFC Integrated Formulation Science Center Inc.
410 Company code IFO INFO-CARE BV
410 Company code IGB IGEBA Gerätebau GmbH
410 Company code IGC Interorgana GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code IGE IGEPA Chemie GmbH
410 Company code IHC Ihara Chemical Industry Co. Ltd.
410 Company code IHG Intex Handels GmbH
410 Company code IHR IhrPlatz Zentrale
410 Company code IKE IKEA Trading Services GmbH
410 Company code ILS Ilsa S.p.A.
410 Company code IMC IMCD France SAS
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410 Company code IME IMERYS Ceramics France Karolins de Bretagne
410 Company code IML Imerys Minerals Ltd.
410 Company code IMM Dieter Immekus
410 Company code IMP Imperial-Oel-Import Handelsgesellschaft mbH
410 Company code IMS Imhoff und Stahl GmbH -Chemikalien-
410 Company code INA Industrias Afrasa
410 Company code INC Incotec International B.V.
410 Company code INE INEOS N.V. Haven 1053
410 Company code ING Interagro (UK) Ltd Skyline 120 Great Notley, Braintree
410 Company code INL INDALVA S.L.
410 Company code INN Innophos
410 Company code INO INOQ GmbH Innovation und Qualität
410 Company code INP Indigo Naturprodukte
410 Company code INS INDUSTRIALCHIMICA Srl
410 Company code INT Inter-Trade Agrop ApS
410 Company code INV INVISTA Textiles (U.K.) Ltd
410 Company code INW IN-WA-QUARZ GmbH
410 Company code IPC I. Pi. Ci. SpA Italien
410 Company code IPP Improcrop Inc.
410 Company code IPQ Inventus Produtos Quimicos Lda
410 Company code IQV Industrias Quimicas del Valles S. A.
410 Company code IRC I.R.C.A. Service S.p.A.
410 Company code IRL Pesticide Control Service Department of Agriculture, Fisheries & Food
Laboratories
410 Company code ISA ISAGRO S.p.A. Centro Uffici S. Siro - Fabbricato D - ala 3
410 Company code ISG ISAGRO
410 Company code ISH ISHIHARA SANGYO KAISHA Ltd.
410 Company code ISK ISK Biosciences Europe N.V. Pegasus Park
410 Company code ISL IsleChem LLC Grand Island
410 Company code ISP ISP (Great Britain) Co. Ltd.
410 Company code ISR Industrialchimica S.r.l. Dr. Miroslav Orober
410 Company code IT- Ministero della Sanita Dipartimento per l´Igiene degli Alimenti e della Sanita
Pubblica
410 Company code ITA IT AGRO Ltd. 823 Salisbury House
410 Company code ITE International Specialty Products
410 Company code ITF BCS-CGNS Isoproturon Task Force c/o Nufarm UK Limited
410 Company code ITR Inter-Trade Aalborg A/S
410 Company code IVP Irvita Plant Protection N.V. Willemstad
410 Company code IWE IWETEC GmbH
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410 Company code JAE Franz-Josef Jaeggi Registrierungsbeauftragter Sté. AEGILOPS Applications
S.A.R.L.
410 Company code JAH J.A. Humphrey agriculture
410 Company code JAK Nifra Parfümerie GesmH
410 Company code JAN Karl Jannausch KG
410 Company code JAP Japan Finechem, Inc. Lino Building 9F 1-1, Uchisaiwai-cho 2-chome
410 Company code JAS JAPAN AGRO SERVICES S.A.
410 Company code JCC Jiangsu Changlong Chemicals Co., Ltd.
410 Company code JCJ J. Christoffel jr. KG
410 Company code JDB Joor de Bruyn
410 Company code JFP Jangsu Fendeng Pesticide Co. Ltd.
410 Company code JGH Jiangsu Good Harvest - Weien Agrochemical Co., Ltd.
410 Company code JHA Jörg HANNSS
410 Company code JIA Jiangsu Yangnong Chemical Co., Ltd.
410 Company code JIH Jiangsu Huifeng Agrochemicals Co., Ld
410 Company code JIN Jingma Chemicals Co., Ltd. Longyou County
410 Company code JIS Jiangsu Seven Continent Green Chemical Co., Ltd.
410 Company code JKI Julius Kühn-Institut Bundesforschungsinstitut für Kulturpflanzen
410 Company code JMH J.M. Huber Finland OY
410 Company code JNR Jiangxi New Reyphon Biochemical Co. Ltd.
410 Company code JOB Josef Bermel Industriegebiet
410 Company code JOH SC Johnson GmbH
410 Company code JOS JOST GmbH
410 Company code JOU Jouffray Drillaud
410 Company code JPA Janssen Pharmaceutica N.V. Plant and Material Protection Div.
410 Company code JRC Jiangsu Rotam Chemistry Co., Ltd.
410 Company code JRP BioGrund GmbH
410 Company code JSC JSC International Ltd Simpson House, Windsor Court Dr. Lucy Croucher
410 Company code JUL JULIA Mineral Veredelung GmbH
410 Company code JUN Jungbunzlauer Ges.m.b.H
410 Company code KA Regierungspräsidium Karlsruhe -Pflanzenschutzdienst-
410 Company code KAM Mahle Dünger GmbH
410 Company code KAO KEMIRA AGRO OY
410 Company code KAP Kapex GmbH
410 Company code KBT Firma Kanne Brottrunk GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code KBV Koppert B.V.
410 Company code KCC Kocide Chemical Corporation
410 Company code KCH Kali-Chemie AG
410 Company code KCI Kumiai Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. London Liaison Office
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410 Company code KCL Kingtai Chemicals Co. Ltd. Hi-tech Development Zone
410 Company code KCS Kao Corporation S.A. Puig dels Tudons 10 Barbarà del Vallès
410 Company code KDG KEMIRA DEUTSCHLAND GmbH
410 Company code KDI Kalk- und Düngerhandel GmbH
410 Company code KEC KeMiChem CZ spol. s.r.o.
410 Company code KEF KemFine Qy High Tech Centre Helsinki
410 Company code KEK Valeria Kecskes
410 Company code KEL Kemfine Ltd.
410 Company code KEM Kemichrom S.A.
410 Company code KEN KenoGard TV AB A KemaNobel Company P.O. Box 11033
410 Company code KER Kertess Chemie Theodor Kertess GmbH.& Co.KG.
410 Company code KEX Drogerie Dr. H. Kexel
410 Company code KEY Firma Keyzers
410 Company code KGG KIG GmbH
410 Company code KGM KILLGERM GmbH-Präparate und Geräte für Vorratschutz und
Schädlingsbekämpfung
410 Company code KHE K. Hebel GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code KI Amt für ländliche Räume Kiel - Abteilung Pflanzenschutz -
410 Company code KIC K.H. Klink Chemierohstoffe GmbH
410 Company code KIG Kinkel & Gebel Chemische Fabrik
410 Company code KII KIG Import GmbH
410 Company code KIR KEMIRA Agro Benelux S.A.
410 Company code KKB KKB Vertrieb
410 Company code KKG K-H. Konrad GmbH Naturpraxis für Wasser-, Boden- und Pflanzenbehandlung
410 Company code KLC Köckner & Co AG Chemie Duisburg
410 Company code KLE Rudolf Klepper Chemische Fabrik Postfach 1 48
410 Company code KLI Ewald Klinkenberg
410 Company code KLM Klaus Martens
410 Company code KLS Paul Klass
410 Company code KMC KeMiChem-Swiss GmbH
410 Company code KMG Kampfmeyer Mühlen GmbH Werk Wesermühlen Hameln
410 Company code KOE König & Wiegand GmbH
410 Company code KOH KEMIRA OY P.O.Box 330 Crop Protection
410 Company code KOL Dr. W. Kolb AG
410 Company code KOR Kornitol Chemie-Plastik Produktions-und Vetriebsges. mbH -Zentralverwaltung-
410 Company code KPB Kenya Pyrethrum Information Centre
410 Company code KRE Kreglinger Europe nv
410 Company code KRF Wolfgang Kraft Garten Kraft
410 Company code KRH Krupp Handel GmbH
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410 Company code KRO Kronos-Titan GmbH
410 Company code KSA KWS Saat AG
410 Company code KSG Kiel´s Sonnengarten GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code KST Kanesho Soil Treatment BVBA - Yoshio Yamamoto -
410 Company code KUC Kunshan ChenXin Chemical Material Co. Ltd.
410 Company code KUD Kuders Gartenparadies GmbH
410 Company code KUH Kuhbier Chemie GmbH & Co
410 Company code KUN Kunststofftechnik Helmstedt GmbH
410 Company code KUR Kureha GmbH
410 Company code KVA KVK AGRO A/S c/o Sun Chemicals Pigmente GmbH
410 Company code KVK KVK AGRO A/S
410 Company code KWI F. Joh. Kwizda Vertriebs-GmbH
410 Company code KWS Kleinwanzlebener Saatzucht AG
410 Company code KWZ Kwizda Agro GmbH
410 Company code KYC Kyodo Chemical Co. Ltd. Setagaya
410 Company code KYO Kyoritsu Materials Co., Ltd. 41, 2-Chome
410 Company code L-- Administration des Services Techniques de l'Agriculture Service de la
protection des végétaux
410 Company code LAA LABORATORIOS AGROCHEM S.L. pol. Ind. Sur
410 Company code LAB LABSCO GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code LAD LANXESS Distribution GmbH
410 Company code LAG Lagerhaus LUX S.A.
410 Company code LAH Deborah S. LaHoda
410 Company code LAI LAINCO S.A. Poligono Industrial Can Jardi
410 Company code LAM Henry Lamotte GmbH
410 Company code LAN Svenka Lantmännen
410 Company code LAQ LaQuinoleine
410 Company code LAS Lamberti S.p.A.
410 Company code LAU J.M. Lauff Chem. Produkte GmbH
410 Company code LBG Luxembourg Industries, Ltd.
410 Company code LCC Lanlix Cropscience Co, Ltd. Chang Chhih Hsiang Ping Tung Hsien
410 Company code LCH LEMRO Chemieprodukte Michael Mrozyk KG
410 Company code LCP Lentia GmbH Chemische und pharm. Erzeugnisse - Industriebedarf
410 Company code LDG Lanxess Deutschland GmbH Industrial & Environmental Affairs
410 Company code LEB LEBOSOL Dünger GmbH
410 Company code LED Ledona AG
410 Company code LEM Fabrice LEMARCHAND VIVAGRO Sarl SIÈGE
410 Company code LEN Gebr. Lenz GmbH
410 Company code LET F.X. Thoms Inh. Lettenmayer
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410 Company code LFG Landfuxx GmbH
410 Company code LGC LG Life Sciences Ltd. Agrochemical Research Center LG TwinTowers, 20,
Yoido dong
410 Company code LGM Ciba-Geigy Agro B. V..
410 Company code LID Linde AG Werksgruppe Technische Gase
410 Company code LIF Life Scientific Ltd. Unit 12, NovaUCD Belfield Innovation Park
410 Company code LIG LignoTec Deutschland Wolfgang Vaas-Ruchti
410 Company code LIL Lidl Stiftung & Co. KG
410 Company code LIP Lipha Tech S.A.S.
410 Company code LIT Literatur
410 Company code LIU LIGNOTECH USA. INC. Research & Development
410 Company code LKC Long Kou Chemical Factory
410 Company code LLB Dr. Otto GmbH
410 Company code LLC Suterra LLC
410 Company code LLK LANCES LINK SA
410 Company code LNT LINEA NATURA SRL.
410 Company code LOC KWS LOCHOW GMBH
410 Company code LOF Firma G. Löffler
410 Company code LOI Firma Loidl Landesprodukthandel
410 Company code LOM TOP L.O.M Logistik- Organisation- Marketing GmbH
410 Company code LON Lonza AG
410 Company code LOP Lopa GmbH
410 Company code LPF Landesanstalt für Pflanzenbau Forchheim
410 Company code LPT Lintaplant AG
410 Company code LRA Landratsamt Bodenseekreis Übergebietliche Pflanzenschutz- beratung u.
Versuchw. i. Obstbau
410 Company code LRH LRHQ Dr. Mertineit-Heinz
410 Company code LSA Landesanstalt für Landwirtschaft, Forsten und Gartenbau - LLG Dezernat
Pflanzenschutz
410 Company code LSI Laboratory Sirga C./Jaime I
410 Company code LSK Landis Kane Consulting
410 Company code LSS Lantmännen SW Seed GmbH
410 Company code LST Loima & Sinotrust GmbH
410 Company code LUA Luzenac America, Inc
410 Company code LUC Lucom GmbH
410 Company code LUD Ludwig Engelhart Organische Düngemittel
410 Company code LUE Luzenac Europe SAS
410 Company code LUF LUFA Rostock der LMS
410 Company code LUL LKC UK Ltd. Horwath Clark Whitehill Carrick House, Cheltenham
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410 Company code LUS LUHNS GmbH
410 Company code LUX LUXAN B.V.
410 Company code LUZ Luzil Ges. Wirringer & Co. GmbH
410 Company code LV Ministry of Agriculture Republic of Latvia, State Plant Protection Service, Plant
Protection Department
410 Company code LWH Landesbetrieb Wald und Holz NRW
410 Company code LWK Landwirtschaftskammer Schleswig-Holstein
410 Company code LYO Lyondell Chemie Nederland, B.V. Weenapoint D
410 Company code LZK Lucebni & Cavody Kolin Postfach
410 Company code LÜ Amt für ländliche Räume Lübeck - Abteilung Pflanzenschutz -
410 Company code MAA Maasmond-Westland PO Box 7
410 Company code MAB Mardenkro BV
410 Company code MAC Makhteshim-Agan Deutschland GmbH
410 Company code MAD Madora GmbH
410 Company code MAG Dr. R. Maag AG Chemische Fabrik
410 Company code MAH Makhteshim-AGAN Group
410 Company code MAI Samen-Maier
410 Company code MAK Makhteshim-AGAN International Coordination Center
410 Company code MAL Mallinckrodt Baker, Inc.
410 Company code MAM MAM Company GmbH
410 Company code MAN Wilhelm Haug GmbH & Co KG Manna-Dünger
410 Company code MAP Meeresalgenprodukte GmbH
410 Company code MAR Marubeni UK plc
410 Company code MAS Mastavit GmbH
410 Company code MAT Materna-Chemie Lemme & Puder GmbH
410 Company code MAU Maurer Parat GmbH Agroprodukte
410 Company code MAV MERIAL GmbH
410 Company code MAY Anna Mayrhofer
410 Company code MBA May &Baker
410 Company code MBE Marketing Büro EDEL-Tanne
410 Company code MBH Max Bahr Holzhandlung GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code MBM MBM Flora & Düngemittel GmbH
410 Company code MBP Mack bio-agrar GmbH
410 Company code MBT Marco Burkhart
410 Company code MCA MITSUI CHEMICALS AGRO, INC. Registration & Regulatory Affairs Dep.
Mitsui Chemicals Agro, Inc.
410 Company code MCF Carl Friedrich Meier GmbH & Co
410 Company code MCG Münzing Chemie GmbH
410 Company code MCI McIntyre UK Ltd
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410 Company code MCK Merck Schuchardt OHG
410 Company code MCL Mitchell Cotts Chemicals Ltd.
410 Company code MCW Makhteshim Chemical Works Ltd.
410 Company code MDL Mandops (UK) Limited
410 Company code MEA MeadWestvaco Corporation Specialty Chemicals division Performance
Chemicals Group
410 Company code MEC Gewässerschutz MESOCOSM GMBH
410 Company code MEG Mr. Evergreen GmbH
410 Company code MEN Menno-Chemie-Vertrieb GmbH
410 Company code MEO MENORA GmbH z.. H. SBT GmbH & Co KG
410 Company code MER MERIDIAN Export- Import GmbH
410 Company code MEU Mycotech Europe Ltd.
410 Company code MEY Hermann Meyer
410 Company code MFC Miller Chemical & Fertilizer Corperation
410 Company code MFK Max F. Keller Chemikaliengroßhandel GmbH
410 Company code MGA MAC-GmbH Agricultural Products
410 Company code MGB Merholz Gartenbaubedarf GmbH
410 Company code MGG MEGAMIN GmbH
410 Company code MGK McLaughlin Gormley King Comp.
410 Company code MGT Margarita Internacional Comércio e Serviços, Limitada
410 Company code MIC Microsol-Biozida Handels-GmbH
410 Company code MIO Dr. Miroslav Orober
410 Company code MIR Microcide Ltd. Shepherd's Grove, Stanton
410 Company code MIS Miscele S.r.l.
410 Company code MIT Mitsubishi Chemical Cooperation
410 Company code MKC McKenna & cuneo L.L.P.
410 Company code MKH Mk chemicals Chemisch, technische Erzeugnisse GmbH
410 Company code MKO Koll Martin
410 Company code MKR Mendel-Kreusel Consult Scientific and Regulatory Affairs
410 Company code MN1 Bayerische Landesanstalt für Landwirtschaft - Institut für Pflanzenschutz -
410 Company code MNA MENADIONA S.L.
410 Company code MNP MACRIS Naturprodukte GmbH
410 Company code MOB MOBIL OIL AG Deutschland
410 Company code MOD Monsanto Europe S.A./N.V.
410 Company code MOI Montari Industries Ltd.
410 Company code MOL Molkerei MEGGLE Wasserburg GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code MOM Momentive Performance Materials Benelux BVBA Haven 1053
410 Company code MON Montedison (Deutschland) Chemie Handels GmbH => jetzt unter ECH
410 Company code MOP Biesterfeld Graen GmbH & Co. KG
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410 Company code MOR Mortalin-Vertriebsges. mbH Schädlingsbekämpfung
410 Company code MOT Monsanto Agrar Deutschland GmbH
410 Company code MPM Momentive Performance Materials GmbH
410 Company code MRI Margarita International
410 Company code MRZ Konrad Merz
410 Company code MS Pflanzenschutzdienst der Landwirtschaftskammer Westf.-Lippe Referat
31:Pflanzenbau u.
410 Company code MS1 Landesbetrieb Wald und Holz NRW Referat Wald- und Forstschutz,
phytosanitäre Kontrollen
410 Company code MSA M/S Algry S.A.
410 Company code MSD Merck, Sharp & Dohme (Europe) Inc. AH&ARD EUROPE
410 Company code MSL Macfarlan Smith Limited
410 Company code MTA Mitsui AgriScience International S.A./B.V.
410 Company code MTC Mitsui Toastu Chemicals Co.
410 Company code MTD Mitsui & Co. Deutschland GmbH
410 Company code MTE M1-Team
410 Company code MTF Metamitron Task Force c/o Excel Industries (Europe) NV
410 Company code MTM MTM Agrochemicals
410 Company code MTN MARCO-CHEMIE Eugen Martin & Co
410 Company code MUT M & T Chemicals B.V. Europaweg, Van Cittershaven P.O.-Box 70
410 Company code MVG MATHE-ADDITIVE VERTRIEBS GmbH
410 Company code MYC Mycogen Corporation
410 Company code MZW Manufactum
410 Company code NAA NAA Task Force L. Gobbi s.r.l.
410 Company code NAK Nakagawa Mfg.Deutschland GmbH
410 Company code NAL Nufarm Australia Ltd.
410 Company code NAN Nantong LvYe Chemical Co. Ltd.
410 Company code NAO NanoSys GmbH
410 Company code NAS Nassovia-Wiesbaden
410 Company code NAT re - natur GmbH
410 Company code NBF Novozymes Biologicals France S. A. Parc Technologique des Grillons
410 Company code NCC NI-CON Consultant s.r.o.
410 Company code NCE Nisso Chemical Europe GmbH European Regulatory Affaires
410 Company code NCP Novartis crop Protection AG
410 Company code NEB Bruno Nebelung GmbH & Co
410 Company code NEC NEW EURO CHEMICALS S.A.
410 Company code NEN Ludwig Nenninger Chemische Fabrikation GmbH
410 Company code NEO Neomed Pharma GmbH
410 Company code NER NeraAgro, spol. s r.o.
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410 Company code NEU W. NEUDORFF GMBH KG
410 Company code NEW Loveland Industries Ltd.
410 Company code NGA Nagarjuna Agrichem Ltd. Plot No. 177 Arinama Akkivalasa, P.O. Allinagaram
410 Company code NGR Natural Green GmbH
410 Company code NGU NaturGut GmbH
410 Company code NHM Niem-Handel
410 Company code NIC Nippon Paper Chemicals Chemicals Co., Ltd.
410 Company code NIH Nichino Europe Co. Ltd. 5 Pioneer Court Vision Park
410 Company code NIP Nippon Nyukazai Co., Ltd.
410 Company code NIS Nissan Chemical Industries Ltd. Kowa-Hitotsubashi Buildung
410 Company code NKK Nippon Kayaku K.K.
410 Company code NKS Naturkraft Silva
410 Company code NL- Board for the Authorization of Pesticide
410 Company code NLC N.L. Chrestensen Erfurter Samen- und Pflanzenzucht GmbH
410 Company code NLI NUFARM GmbH & Co KG
410 Company code NNJ NIHON NOHYAKU CO. LTD. Regulatory Affairs Department/Osaka Office
410 Company code NNK Nihon Nohyaku Co. Ltd. Nihon Nohyaku London Office
410 Company code NOA Novance
410 Company code NOC Novacarb
410 Company code NOD Nordland Agrar GmbH
410 Company code NOG Norups Gard AB
410 Company code NOL Biotech Industri NOL Aktiebolag
410 Company code NON NOR-NATUR ApS
410 Company code NOR Norax GmbH
410 Company code NOT NOTOX Safety & Environmental Research B.V
410 Company code NOV NOVO Nordisk A/S
410 Company code NOW Norsk Wax AS
410 Company code NOZ S. A. Novartis Agro N. V.
410 Company code NPP NATURAL PLANT PROTECTION
410 Company code NPS NIPPON SODA Co, Ltd.
410 Company code NSA National sulphuric Acid Association Ltd (NSAA) c/o Chemical Industries
Association
410 Company code NSB Naturprodukte Schwarz
410 Company code NSG NaturSinn GmbH
410 Company code NSH AgroBio Products
410 Company code NTA National Adhesives European Headquaters Windsor Court
410 Company code NTG Nihon Taika Genryou Co., Ltd. 1227 Hokumoto Kanzaki-cho Kanzaki-gun
410 Company code NTM NATIM a.s.
410 Company code NTR Nano-Trade GmbH
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410 Company code NUA Nufarm SAS
410 Company code NUD Nufarm Deutschland GmbH
410 Company code NUF Nufarm B.V. Haven/Harbour 4150
410 Company code NUI Nutra-Park, Inc.
410 Company code NUL Nufarm Limited Wyke Lane, Wyke
410 Company code NUT Nutrichem Laboratory Co., Ltd. Rm A309 Biotechnology Business Icubator of
haidian Science Park
410 Company code NVC Novance Venette
410 Company code NVL Novastar Link Ltd.
410 Company code NVO N.V. Omnichem
410 Company code NVV Neovia Vertriebsgesellschaft mbH
410 Company code NW Dienstleitungszentrum Ländlicher Raum (DLR) - Rheinpfalz - Phytomedizin -
410 Company code NW2 DLR - Rheinpfalz - Koordination Pflanzenschutz Gemüsebau Berufsbild.
Schule für Wein-u. Gartenbau
410 Company code OBB O. Brändli-Bärtschi Dahlienkulturen und Baumwachsfabrikation
410 Company code OCC OTSUKA CHEMICAL Co Ltd
410 Company code OCT Octel Chemical Ltd.
410 Company code ODO Odom Industries
410 Company code OEM O. Endres Inh.: Cl. Merath
410 Company code OL Landwirtschaftskammer Weser-Ems - Institut für Pflanzenbau
410 Company code OLE OLEON NV Maatschappelijke zetel & fabriek te Ertvelde
410 Company code OLG Ost-Line GmbH
410 Company code OLH Ost-Line Handels GmbH
410 Company code OMN Omnium
410 Company code OPT Optimax Saatenvertriebs GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code ORG ORGANOX AB
410 Company code ORO ORO AGRI INTERNATIONAL LTD EUROPEAN HEADQUARTERS
410 Company code ORP Orpil-Seifenwerk Dr. Wirth + Co
410 Company code ORT Deutsche Ortho GmbH
410 Company code OSC Oscorna-Dünger GmbH & Co.
410 Company code OVE Gebr. Overlack Chemische Fabrik GmbH
410 Company code OXF Oxford Analytical Ltd.
410 Company code OXO OXON Italia SpA Direzione e Uffici
410 Company code P-- Ana Barbara Oliveira Direccao-Geral de Agricultura e Desenvolvimento Rural
410 Company code PAB Pflanzenschutzamt Berlin
410 Company code PAD SOURCON-PADENA GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code PAI Parijat Industries (India) PVT. Ltd M-77, I and II floor, M-Block Market
410 Company code PAN Panos SRL
410 Company code PAR PARCO GmbH Hamburg -Saatgut-Vertrieb -
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410 Company code PAS PROTECTA SAS
410 Company code PBB PT. Bioworld Biosciences Manufacturing Industries Tanjung Uncang
410 Company code PBI Philom Bios Inc.
410 Company code PBL Probelte SA
410 Company code PBP PROPHYTA Biologischer Pflanzenschutz GmbH im TGZ Schwerin/Wismar
e.V.
410 Company code PCC PERYCUT-CHEMIE AG
410 Company code PCD Pfizer Chemical Division
410 Company code PCF PERYCUT-CHEMIE AG
410 Company code PCK Petrolchemie & Kraftstoffe AG
410 Company code PCO Pest Chemical OÜ
410 Company code PDD Propanil Data Development Consortium c/o Mc Dermott Will & Emery
410 Company code PDR Peter Diemer
410 Company code PEA Penn A Kem LLC
410 Company code PEC Polysecure GmbH
410 Company code PEG Pergande Gruppe
410 Company code PEL PelGar International Index House
410 Company code PEN Pentagon Fine Chemicals Ltd. Halebank Widnes
410 Company code PEP PENN Speziality chemicals Inc. c/o Storeship B.V.
410 Company code PER perparasit M. Glötzinger
410 Company code PFL Pflanzen-Kölle GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code PFW Pflanzenschutz Wurth
410 Company code PGD Dipl. Ing. Peter Göldner
410 Company code PGM Probis GmbH
410 Company code PGS park Garten-Service GmbH
410 Company code PHB Phytobacter GmbH
410 Company code PHI Duphar B.V. Noordereinde 56 Postbus 4
410 Company code PHP Rechtsanwälte & Notare Peter Herbst & Partner (GbR)
410 Company code PHS Phyteron 200 SAS
410 Company code PHT PHARMATOX Beratung und Forschung GmbH
410 Company code PIL C/O Pace International L.L.C
410 Company code PIN PINUS TKI d.d.
410 Company code PIP Plant Impact plc 2 Lockside Office Park Lockside Road
410 Company code PIQ Prochrom Industrieas Quimicas SA
410 Company code PKA Probis GmbH (PRB) & Andermatt Biocontroll (AND) Task Force für CpGV
410 Company code PL Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development
410 Company code PL1 Ministerstwo Rolnictwa i Rozwoju Wsi Dept. Hodowli i Ochrony Roslin Wydzial
Rejestracji Srodkow Ochrony Rosl
410 Company code PLA Plantan GmbH
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410 Company code PLG Dr. Paul Lohmann GmbH KG
410 Company code PLH Plant Health Care (UK) Ltd Unit 10 Howard Ind. Est.
410 Company code PLK Phylokarte GmbH Floristenbedarfsartikel
410 Company code PLO PLOSS Chemicals
410 Company code PLS Plantsupport B.V.
410 Company code PLY Pharmalyon GmbH
410 Company code PMA Paul Mai
410 Company code PNG "Phytophyl" N. G. Stavrakis Laboratories of Phytomedical products
410 Company code POF Polimoon France Parc Industriel de la Plaine de l' Ain
410 Company code POG Progema GmbH
410 Company code POI Polisenio s.r.l.
410 Company code POK Chrysal International BV
410 Company code POL Polyplant Limited
410 Company code POR Portman Agrochemicals
410 Company code PPC PROPLAN Plant Protection Company S.L.
410 Company code PPD Plant Protection Department Estorian Plant Production Inspectorate
410 Company code PPL Perifleur Products Limited -Technical Services to Horticulture Hangleton Lane,
Ferring, Worthing
410 Company code PPP Plant Protectin Projekts SARL Regulatory & Development Consultans
410 Company code PRA PRAYON S.A.
410 Company code PRB Probis GmbH Produktion biologischer Schädlingsbekämpfungsmittel
410 Company code PRC Pireco B.V.
410 Company code PRE PREMAC
410 Company code PRF Proficol Andina B.V. Sucursal Colombia Interior Zona Franca
410 Company code PRG proagro GmbH
410 Company code PRI Prime Polymer Co., Ltd. Minato-ku
410 Company code PRM Promilch Agrar-Service GmbH
410 Company code PRN PROTEX NV/SA
410 Company code PRO Heinrich Propfe Chemische Fabrik GmbH
410 Company code PRP PRP GmbH
410 Company code PRS ProSementis GmbH
410 Company code PRT PROTAN Aktiengesellschaft
410 Company code PRV PROMO-VERT S.A.
410 Company code PSA Prosanitas GmbH
410 Company code PSC Perycut-Schrammel-Chemie Handelsgesellschaf mbH - Erzeuger chem.-techn.
Produkte -
410 Company code PSE Pro Serve, Inc.
410 Company code PSI PSI (UK) Ltd.
410 Company code PSP PSP PferdeServicePollierer
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410 Company code PTY TAURUS PRODUCTS (PTY) Ltd.
410 Company code PUF Purfresh, Inc.
410 Company code PUG Pflanzengeister UG
410 Company code PUJ Punjab Chemicals and Crop protection Ltd Oberoi Chambers II, 4th/5th floor
410 Company code PUL Pulcra Chemicals LLC
410 Company code PUN Punya Innovations
410 Company code PUR PURAC bioquimica
410 Company code PUS Phytorus SA
410 Company code PVL PROVAL S.A.R.L. Produits et Procedes Valmont
410 Company code PYT Phyteurop Z.I. de Champagne
410 Company code QCH Q-CHEM nv
410 Company code QST AgraQuest, Inc.
410 Company code QUA Quaron
410 Company code QUE Quenta Plant Protection N.V.
410 Company code QUI Quinta Quimicos S.L. San Pedro Alcantara
410 Company code RAC Rotam Agrochemical Company Limited Yangkou Indusstrial Development Zone
410 Company code RAD Radix AG
410 Company code RAE RAEHSE CHEMIE GMBH
410 Company code RAF Raiffeisen Haupt-Genossenschaft eG Abteilung Haus und Garten
410 Company code RAG agrostulln GmbH
410 Company code RAI Raiffeisen Mittel-Vest eG
410 Company code RAL Rotam Agrochemical Europe Limited
410 Company code RAM Rotam Agrochem International Co Ltd Liuduo Chemical Industry Zone
410 Company code RAS Raiffeisen France SARL
410 Company code RBH RECYCLING Blumen-, Geschenke- u. Packpapier Behnisch + Hemmer GbR
410 Company code RCC Harlan Laboratories Ltd.
410 Company code RCL Rivendell Consulting Ltd. Rivendell House
410 Company code RCO RENCO Ltd.
410 Company code RCT Reckitt & Colman AG
410 Company code RDH Riedel-de-Haen
410 Company code RDO REGENERACIJA D.O.O.
410 Company code REA Realchemie Nederland BV
410 Company code REC Reckhaus GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code RED REDEBEL s.a.-n.v.
410 Company code REG REWE-HANDELSGRUPPE GmbH
410 Company code REH Dr. Paul Reh
410 Company code REL ReAgtech Ltd.
410 Company code REM RPC Emballages Montpont - RPC Containers -
410 Company code REN Rentokil Initial GmbH Technische Abteilung
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410 Company code REP Reico & Partner Vertriebs-GmbH
410 Company code RES Restrain Company Ltd.
410 Company code RET Realchemie Trading B.V.
410 Company code REV Reichsgraf v. Ingelheim Weingut - Weinkellerei
410 Company code REW REWE-Zentral AG
410 Company code REY H. REYNAUD & FILS (Deutschland) GmbH
410 Company code RFC Russell fine chemicals Ltd. UK
410 Company code RFF Reanal, Fabrif für Feinchemikalien
410 Company code RFH R + F & FCH GmbH
410 Company code RFP R&F Packaging BV
410 Company code RGT Rogator Ltd.
410 Company code RHD Dow AgroSiences GmbH z. H. Dr. B. Distler
410 Company code RHF Rohm and Haas Europe Trading ApS
410 Company code RHG RHODIA GERONAZZO S.p.A.
410 Company code RHI Rhizopon BV
410 Company code RHN Raiffeisen Hauptgenossenschaft Nord AG
410 Company code RHO Rhodia Italia S.p.A. 20021 Ospiate di Bollate
410 Company code RHP RHODIA Operations
410 Company code RHS Rhodia Silicones S.A.S Usine silicones Rhone-Alpes
410 Company code RHT RHT-Rohstoff-Handels-und Transport-Gesellschaft mbH
410 Company code RIE Quiritox Peter Riediger
410 Company code RIF RIFCON GmbH Niederlassung Heidelberg
410 Company code RIS Rentokil Initial Supplies Knowsley Industrial Park Kirkby
410 Company code RMP RMP GmbH & Co. KG chemisch-technische Spezialprodukte - Division D -
410 Company code RMW Raiffeisen Molkerei und Warengenos Biene-Twist eG
410 Company code RNC RHODIA INC. HOME, PERSONAL CARE & INDUSTRIAL INGREDIENTS, CN
7500
410 Company code RO Landespflanzenschutzamt Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Sitz Rostock
410 Company code ROA ROAM CHEMIE bvba
410 Company code ROC Rodocid GmbH & Co.
410 Company code ROD rod-ins-Präparate für
410 Company code ROG Provinzialverband Rheinischer Obst- und Gemüsebauer e.V.
410 Company code ROH Rohm and Haas Company Mason Avenue
410 Company code ROK Rokita-Agro S.A.
410 Company code ROL ROTAM Ltd. 7/F Cheung Tat Center
410 Company code ROO RouteOne Products Ltd.
410 Company code ROP Dr. Yves Chabassol c/o RHONE POULENC ARGO
410 Company code ROQ Roquette Freres
410 Company code ROU RouteOne Products Ltd.
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410 Company code ROV Roditec Vertrieb Traute Schmidt
410 Company code RPE Roland Plocher Energiesystem
410 Company code RPG RPC Packaging Gent - RPC Containers -
410 Company code RPI Rhone Poulenc industrialisation
410 Company code RPN SOJALL Pro Natura GmbH
410 Company code RRO RHODIA FOOD
410 Company code RSA Sacher -Bioagrar
410 Company code RSL Raschig AG
410 Company code RSS Rhodia Silicones s.a.s
410 Company code RST Norsk Hydro Ruhr AG
410 Company code RSU Red Sun - Nanjing No. 1 Pesticide Group Co. Gaochun, Janjing City
410 Company code RTA Rotam Agrochemicals Europe Ltd. Camrascan House
410 Company code RTV R. T. Vanderbilt Company, Inc.
410 Company code RTW Rotowiper Landmaschinen-Vertriebsges. mbH
410 Company code RUD RUDNIK Sp. z o.o.
410 Company code RUE RÜTGERS Chemicals GmbH
410 Company code RUF Roussel Uclaf Agrovet Division
410 Company code RUH Rostocker Umwelttechnik, Handel und
410 Company code RVZ Ronald Vrieze International Potato Consultant
410 Company code RWA RWA Raiffeisen Ware Austria AG
410 Company code RWZ Raiffeisen Waren Zentrale Rhein - Main eG
410 Company code S-- National Chemicals Inspectorate Pesticides and Biotechnical Product
410 Company code SAA sa Ajinomoto omniChem nv Omnichem Division
410 Company code SAB SCHERING AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT Pflanzenschutz
410 Company code SAD Sandoz Agro GmbH
410 Company code SAF SAGAFLOR AG Fachhandelskooperation
410 Company code SAG Shell Agrar GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code SAH Star Agro Analyse und Handels GmbH
410 Company code SAI Sigma-Aldrich Irland Ltd. Tallaght
410 Company code SAK Sankyo Agro Co., Ltd Overseas Group Hongo, Bunkyo-ku
410 Company code SAL Saltigo GmbH
410 Company code SAM SIPCAM
410 Company code SAN Sandoz Agro France S. A. Parc Pereire
410 Company code SAO Sabero Organics Gujarat Ltd A-302, Phoenix House 3rd Floor
410 Company code SAP Sapec Agro S.A. Alameda dos Oceanos
410 Company code SAR S.A.R.L. Algues Temz-Mor Goemar
410 Company code SAS Herbert Sasse
410 Company code SAT SATEC Handelsgesellschaft mbH
410 Company code SB Landwirtschaftskammer für das Saarland - Pflanzenschutzdienst -
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410 Company code SBA Stallen Bio Agro AG
410 Company code SBC Sipcam Biochemie GmbH
410 Company code SBM SBM-Formulation
410 Company code SCA SAFAPAC (Cambridge) Limited Whittlesford
410 Company code SCB Syngenta Chemicals B.V. (Seneffe)
410 Company code SCC SCC GmbH Scientific Consulting Company
410 Company code SCD Sumitomo Chemical Deutschland GmbH
410 Company code SCE Sciencelab.com, Inc.
410 Company code SCF SUMITOMO CHEMICAL AGRO EUROPE S.A.S. Parc d' Affaires de Crécy
410 Company code SCG Horst Schwab GmbH
410 Company code SCI SCIPIO & Co.
410 Company code SCK Schwarzkopf GmbH
410 Company code SCL Scotts Celaflor Handelsgesellschaft mbH
410 Company code SCM Sipcam spa Direzione e Uffizi
410 Company code SCN Everris GmbH
410 Company code SCO Scotts Europe B.V. Herrn F. Stelder
410 Company code SCP SIPCAM-PHYTEUROP Courceffor 2
410 Company code SCR SoluCia RodoviaPresidenta
410 Company code SCS Scotts France SAS
410 Company code SCT Dr. Schaette GmbH
410 Company code SCU Scotts Company UK Limited
410 Company code SDL Wilhelm Scheidler OHG
410 Company code SDP Société Des Produits (SDP)
410 Company code SDS ISK Biosciences Product Incorporated
410 Company code SEA Seaweed Task Force ChemService S.r.l.
410 Company code SEB Sabero Europe B.V.
410 Company code SED Sociedad Espanola de Desarrollos Quimicos, S.A. (SEDQ)
410 Company code SEI SENSIENT
410 Company code SEL O. & L. Sels GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code SEM Sema Gesellschaft für Innovationen mbH
410 Company code SEN SHIN-Etsu
410 Company code SEP SePRO Corporation
410 Company code SER S & A Vertriebs GmbH
410 Company code SES SENSO Plast
410 Company code SET Saat-und Erntetechnik GmbH Industriehof
410 Company code SEU Stepan Europe
410 Company code SF- PLANT PRODUCTION INSPECTION CENTRE, Vilhonvuorenkatu 11 Pesticide
Divison
410 Company code SFC SF-Chem
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410 Company code SFG SOLVAY FLUOR GmbH
410 Company code SFN Staatliches Forstamt Nagold -Staatsklenge Baden-Württemberg-
410 Company code SFO Schneider-Feinkost und Öko Produkte
410 Company code SFP Société Financière de Pontarlier "Villa Celony"
410 Company code SFS STEFES GmbH
410 Company code SGA Sigma-Aldrich N.V./S.A.
410 Company code SGC Syngenta Crop Production AG Syngenta Jealott's Hill International Research
Centre Bracknell
410 Company code SGE SYNDEA Gesellschaft für Entwicklung und Vertrieb von Erzeugnissen GmbH
410 Company code SGG Sasol Germany GmbH
410 Company code SGH Schirm GmbH
410 Company code SGM Schirm GmbH
410 Company code SGP Syngenta Production SAS Usine d'Aigues Vives
410 Company code SHA Sharda International New Marine Lines
410 Company code SHB Schopf Hygiene Bitterfeld GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code SHC Hans Schäfer Hygiene-Chemie
410 Company code SHE DKSH - SiberHegner & Co. Ltd.
410 Company code SHG Schlieper & Heyng GmbH + Co. KG
410 Company code SHI Shin-Etsu Chemical Co. Ltd. 6-1, 2-Chome Ohtemachi
410 Company code SHK Schumann Hydro-Kulturen
410 Company code SHL Sharda Hellas Ltd.
410 Company code SHM Schomaker Gartenprodukte GmbH & Co.
410 Company code SHO H. Scharnhorst Gartenland-Produkte
410 Company code SHS Schümann Sasol GmbH & Co KG
410 Company code SHT Shelton Technology Ltd. Charwelton
410 Company code SHU Schuster & Sohn Handelsgesellschaft mbH
410 Company code SIA Siemens AG Prozess-Sicherheit
410 Company code SIC SICCOTHERM Dr.Werner Nagel GmbH
410 Company code SID Schirm GmbH
410 Company code SIE Stähler Suisse SA
410 Company code SIG Sichuan Guoguang Agrochemical Co. Ltd.
410 Company code SIH Silberhütte Pyrotechnik GmbH
410 Company code SII Sicit 2000 S.p.A.
410 Company code SIL F.B. Silbermann Chemische Fabriken
410 Company code SIM Scheruhn Industrie-Mineralien GmbH & Co.
410 Company code SIN SINON EU CORPORATION
410 Company code SIO SINON CORPORATION Ta-Tu Hsiang
410 Company code SIP Sipuro GmbH
410 Company code SIS STI Solfotecnica Italiana Spa
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410 Company code SIT Stähler International GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code SKW SKW Trostberg Aktiengesellschaft Marktbereich Landwirtschaft
410 Company code SKY Skyanide Chemicals GmbH
410 Company code SL Landwirtschaftliches Technologie- zentrum Augustenberg Außenstelle Stuttgart
410 Company code SL1 Landwirtschaftliches Technologiezentrum Augustenberg
410 Company code SLB SANDOZ AGRO LTD. Formulation Development
410 Company code SLE Springborn Laboratories AG
410 Company code SLF Solfotecnica Italiana Spa S.T.I.
410 Company code SLG Sl Group Switzerland GmbH
410 Company code SLL Safepharm Laboratories Limited
410 Company code SLO Schmidt-Lorenz & Co Hygiene GmbH
410 Company code SLP Germania, Gesellschaft zur Herstellung und Vertrieb von Silpan mbH
410 Company code SLT Sichuan Leshan Fuhua Tongda Agrochemical Technol. Co., Ltd. Qiaogou
Town
410 Company code SME Chemie- und Kosmetikfabrik Schmees GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code SMF Gottfried Schmalfuss KG
410 Company code SMG Sabine Maurer GmbH
410 Company code SML Sulphur Mills Ltd. 604/605, 349 - Business Point
410 Company code SMN H. Wilhelm Schaumann
410 Company code SNC SINON EU GmbH Hans Brandt
410 Company code SNG Singoli Chemie GmbH
410 Company code SNN Sinon Corporation 23, Sec. 1
410 Company code SNO snoek GmbH
410 Company code SNT SYNTEX
410 Company code SOA SOLVAY AG
410 Company code SOF Societe Occitane de fabrications et de Technologies Parc dÀctivite du Canalet
410 Company code SOG Smithers-Oasis Germany GmbH
410 Company code SOI SOITEM S.p.A
410 Company code SOK Rudolf Schomacker KG
410 Company code SOS SOSTRA Biochemie GmbH Dres. Blume & Asam Idea Unternehmensberatung
410 Company code SOT Soil-Tech Solutions
410 Company code SOV Solvadis chemag ag
410 Company code SOX Sorex Ltd.
410 Company code SP Regierungspräsidium Stuttgart -Pflanzenschutzdienst-
410 Company code SPA Sparta Research Ltd. Plant Protective Products
410 Company code SPC SIPCAM Societe Italiana Prodotti Chimini per L'Agricoltura
410 Company code SPE Spectro B.V. Attn. Cathelijn van der Meijden
410 Company code SPI C. F. Spiess & Sohn GmbH & Co. Chemische Fabrik
410 Company code SPL Safety Process Laboratory Rhoditech
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410 Company code SPM Syngenta Crop Production Monthey SA
410 Company code SPP SEPPIC S.A.
410 Company code SPR Syngenta Crop Protection Grangemouth Works
410 Company code SPU Spiess-Urania Chemicals GmbH
410 Company code SRC Schulte, Rohde & Co. GmbH
410 Company code SRG Stefes Research GmbH
410 Company code SSA SENTINALCO S.A.
410 Company code SST Sautter & Stepper GmbH
410 Company code SSU Stürmer+Schüle GmbH
410 Company code STA pulsFOG Dr. Stahl & Sohn GmbH
410 Company code STC Stolte & Charlier
410 Company code STD Stodiek Dünger GmbH
410 Company code STF Stauffer Chemical Europe S.A.
410 Company code STH Stockhausen GmbH & Co. KG Stabsbereich Sicherheit, Umwelt und Qualität,
410 Company code STI STINNES AGRAR GmbH - Hauptverwaltung -
410 Company code STL Star Chemicals Ltd.
410 Company code STR STINNES AGRARCHEMIE GMBH Niederlassung Nord
410 Company code STS Stähler Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code STT Task force von Stähler, Tomen und T
410 Company code SUC Sumitomo Chemical Tadaeda Company Ltd.
410 Company code SUD Sumitomo Deutschland GmbH
410 Company code SUE SUET Saat- und Erntetechnik GmbH
410 Company code SUG Stach URTICA GmbH
410 Company code SUI Sumil Chemical Ind. Pvt. Ltd. Plot No. C1-B 211/1, 211/2, 211/3 G.I.D.C.
410 Company code SUL SUMITOMO CHEMICAL COMPANY LIMITED 27-1, Shinkawa 2-Chome
410 Company code SUM Sumitomo (UK) plc. Vitner's Place
410 Company code SUN SUN OIL Company
410 Company code SUO Sun Oil Company (Belgium) NV
410 Company code SUR Saaten Union Recherche S.A.R.L (France)
410 Company code SUZ Suzhou Fengxiang Agricutural Chemicals Co., Lzd.
410 Company code SVE Svenska Handelskompaniet
410 Company code SVK Ústredný kontrolný a skúsobný ústav pol'nohospodársky v Bratislave Odbor
registrácie pesticídov
410 Company code SWD SW-Düngesysteme GmbH
410 Company code SWG Sulphur Working Group
410 Company code SYA Syngenta Agro S.A.S. Gaillon Production, Gaillon
410 Company code SYB Syngenta Crop Protection AG
410 Company code SYC Syngenta Crop Protection, Inc. Analytical & Product Chemistry Department 410
410 Company code SYD Syngenta Agro GmbH
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410 Company code SYG Syngenta Crop Protection Münchwilen AG
410 Company code SYI Syngenta India Ltd. Santa Monica Works
410 Company code SYL Syngenta Limited European Regional Centre Priestley Road
410 Company code SYM SYMYX TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Suite 300
410 Company code SYN Syntana Handelsgesellschaft E. Harke GmbH & Co
410 Company code SYO Synovo GmbH
410 Company code SYP Syngenta Crop Protection AG
410 Company code SYR Syral Belgium N.V.
410 Company code SYT Syngenta Agro S.A.
410 Company code TAB Tabakbauverein Südlicher-Oberrhein e.V.
410 Company code TAC CECA Tensio-Actifs de Spécialités
410 Company code TAD Tanatex Deutschland GmbH Chemiepark Leverkusen 8
410 Company code TAF Task Force Azadirachtin Sipcam spa Direzione e Uffizi
410 Company code TAK Takeda chemicals Industries Ltd. Agro Company
410 Company code TAM TAMINCO N. V.
410 Company code TAN TANACO DANMARK A/S
410 Company code TBA TB Agrartechnik Service GmbH
410 Company code TBK TASKFORCE von SKW Trostberg AG und KYOWA HAKKO KOGYO CO LTD
410 Company code TCE TCI Europe NV Haven 1063
410 Company code TCF DuPont de Nemours, France, S.A.S. + Oxon Italia SpA ("task force") Oxon
Italia SpA
410 Company code TCI Trade Corporation International S.A.
410 Company code TDC Task force Calcium carbide
410 Company code TDH TEDOY DINESEN HOLDING
410 Company code TDM TDMG Triazole Derivate Metabolite Group Syngenta Crop Protection AG
410 Company code TEB Tembec Avebene S.A.S
410 Company code TEC Tessenderlo Chemie N.V.
410 Company code TEH Technolit GmbH
410 Company code TEM TEMMEN GmbH Biotechnologie
410 Company code TEN Tenatex Deutschland GmbH Building B 108
410 Company code TER Terrasan oHG Miller & Co Nachfolger
410 Company code TET tec2trade GmbH Technology Transfer & Consulting
410 Company code TFA Task force der Notifizierer für Acetic A CEL, COM, PAB, PUN und TEM
410 Company code TFC DuPont de Nemours, Franc, S.A.S. + Oxon Italia SpA ("task force") Oxon Italia
SpA
410 Company code TFE Task Force Ethofumesate Bayer CropScience GmbH Global Regulatory Affairs
410 Company code TFN NAD Task Force Nufarm s.a.
410 Company code TFP Task Force Pyrethrine
410 Company code THG terrasan Haus- + Gartenbedarf GmbH & Co. KG
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410 Company code THO Thompson-Siegel GmbH
410 Company code THT Trichoderma Harzianum Tark Force (THTF) Koppert Beheer B.V.
410 Company code TIG Bernd Tiggemann
410 Company code TIL TILCO BIOCHEMIE GmbH
410 Company code TIM TIMROTT Bio-Produkte GmbH
410 Company code TKC Takehara Kagaku Kogyo Co., Ltd.
410 Company code TKK Tama Kagaku Kogyo Co., Ltd.
410 Company code TOC Toho Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. Oppama Research Labo
410 Company code TOF Takemoto Oil & Fat Co., Ltd.
410 Company code TOG THOR GmbH
410 Company code TOH TOHO Chemical Industry Co., LTD Yokosuka-Shi
410 Company code TOI THOHO CHEMICAL INDUSTRY CO. LTD. Nichirei Akashicho Building
410 Company code TOL TOP L.O.M. Logistik-Organisation-Marketing GmbH
410 Company code TOM TOMEN FRANCE S.A.
410 Company code TOO toroma organics Ltd.
410 Company code TOP Deutsche Topical Vertriebs-GmbH -Michael Stapf Verkaufsleitung-
410 Company code TOR Torfstreuverband GmbH
410 Company code TOS Torre srl. A subsidiary of Sulfotechnica Italia S.p.A.
410 Company code TOT Total Fluides 51 Esplanade du Général de Gaulle
410 Company code TPI Thomas Philipps GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code TPL TOP-L.O.M. Logistik-Organisation-Marketing GmbH
410 Company code TRA TRADING AUSTRIA Handelsmarken für Garten - Freizeit - Lebensart
410 Company code TRC Trigon Chemie GmbH
410 Company code TRF Trifolio-M GmbH Herstellung und Vertrieb hochreiner Biosubstanzen
410 Company code TRI Johann Tripmacker GmbH
410 Company code TRO Troy Biosciences Inc.
410 Company code TRS TRIASEM SARL
410 Company code TSA TAENSA INC.
410 Company code TSE TSGE, Concordia House St. James Business Park Knaresborough
410 Company code TSG Sancoy Agro Co, Ltd. TSGE Conyngham Hall
410 Company code TSU Task force Stähler und UBE
410 Company code TTC Certis USA Suite 175
410 Company code TUH Torf- und Humuswerk Uchte GmbH
410 Company code TVA TVA-Produktions- & Vertriebs Ges.m.b.H.
410 Company code TVI Tim Vitorino
410 Company code TVT Trichoderma viride Task Force (TVTF) Isagro S.p.A., Fabricato D - Ala 3
410 Company code TWE Tonwerke Engels GmbH Erpel
410 Company code TWO TwinAgro Monsanto (Deutschland) GmbH
410 Company code TÜ Regierungspräsidium Tübingen -Pflanzenschutzdienst-
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410 Company code UAL Unimin Australia Limited
410 Company code UBE UBE Industries Ltd.
410 Company code UCB UCB SA Chemical Sector
410 Company code UCC Uniroyal Chemical Company, Inc. Crop Protection Division Registration
chemistry Section
410 Company code UCD Union Carbide Europe S.A.
410 Company code UCI UNIVERSAL COOPERATIVES, INC.
410 Company code UCL UCL Umwelt Control Labor GmbH
410 Company code UCO Uniqema Corporate Center
410 Company code UCR Uniroyal chemical co. Research laboratories
410 Company code UIS UNISEM SA
410 Company code UK- Chemicals Regulation Directorate Health and Safety Executive Mallard House,
Kings Pool
410 Company code UKD Ugine Kuhlmann
410 Company code ULL Carl Ullmann GmbH
410 Company code UMI Unimills International Hamburg
410 Company code UNA Uniroyal Chemical Co. Inc.
410 Company code UNC UNICHEM d.o.o.
410 Company code UNF Nestle Deutschland AG Unifranck-Werk Ludwigsburg Betrieb Leingarten
410 Company code UNG Central Servise for Plant Protectio And Soil Conservation
410 Company code UNI Crompton (Uniroyal Chemical) Registrations Limited Kennet House
410 Company code UNL UNIVAR Ltd. Bradford
410 Company code UNM Unimet Zentrallager Nord GmbH & Co HandelsKG
410 Company code UNQ UNIQEMA
410 Company code UNR Uniroyal Chemical
410 Company code UNS Ungeziefer-u.Schädlingsbekämpfung, Holz- u. Bautenschutz Ganter GmbH
410 Company code UNV Universität Hohenheim Inst. f. Kulturpflanzenwissenschaften Fachgebiet
Allgemeiner Pflanzenbau
410 Company code UNY UNIROYAL CHEMICAL LIMITED Brooklands Farm
410 Company code UPI UNIVAR Products International B.V.
410 Company code UPL United Phosphorus Ltd. Chadwick House
410 Company code UPO Uniqema Pool Lane
410 Company code UQE UNIQEMA
410 Company code UQP Unique Pro Fa. Pflanzburg
410 Company code URA Urania Chemicals GmbH
410 Company code UWC UNIQEMA
410 Company code VAC R.T. VANDERBILD COMPANY, INC.
410 Company code VAL Valdosta Manufacturing Center
410 Company code VAN Van Dillewijn Verpakkingen BV
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410 Company code VAS Vaselife International B.V.
410 Company code VBH Vitabric Holland B.V.
410 Company code VBO Versuchs- und Beratungsring Ökologischer Landbau e.V.
410 Company code VBS Valent BioSciences a Division of Sumitomo Chemicals Agro Europe S.A.
410 Company code VCS VCHZ Synthesia
410 Company code VDF Verband Deutscher Forstbaumschulen e.V.
410 Company code VDH Verband Deutscher Hopfenpflanzer e.V.
410 Company code VDS Van Diest supply Company
410 Company code VDZ Venno GmbH
410 Company code VEB VERDE-BIO S.r.l.
410 Company code VEC Vector Corporation
410 Company code VEG Verein der Getreidehändler der Hamburger Börse e.V.
410 Company code VEK Verwaltungsgericht Köln
410 Company code VEO Ms. Marina Niemi Verdera Oy
410 Company code VEP Véto-pharma
410 Company code VER Vermin-Bielefeld Kopietz GmbH
410 Company code VES VERSIS S.A. Farm Support
410 Company code VET Vetyl-Chemie GmbH Pharmazeutische und chemische Präparate
410 Company code VGC Verband Deutscher Gartencenter eV
410 Company code VGM Vogelmann Chemie GmbH
410 Company code VGT Dr. rer. nat. Michael Voget
410 Company code VIC Victorian Chemical Co. Pty. Ltd.
410 Company code VIG Vigor Pharmachemie Eine Abteilung der Dr. Hesse Betriebsgesellschaft mbH
410 Company code VIS Vischim S.R.L.
410 Company code VIT Vitalin Pflanzengesundheit GmbH
410 Company code VIV Vivochem
410 Company code VLO Hans-Joachim van Loosen GmbH
410 Company code VOG Georg Vogger OHG
410 Company code VOL Voltas Limited
410 Company code VOM Voma Chemisches Werk Dr. Heinrich Vogel
410 Company code VOP VOPELIUS GmbH
410 Company code VOR Vorratsschutz GmbH
410 Company code VOS Vossen Laboratories Int. BV
410 Company code VRB Rübner & Rellmann GmbH Agrarprodukte
410 Company code VSS Verband Süddeutscher Spargel- u. Erdbeeranbauer e.V.
410 Company code VST Vitistim Sarl
410 Company code VZE Firma Vanessa Zeller Dipl. Agr. Ing. Gartenbau
410 Company code WAA Wallon Agricultural Research Centre - (CRA-W)
410 Company code WAC Wacker-Chemie GmbH Abt. Pflanzenschutz
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410 Company code WAG Dr.J. Wagner Nachf.
410 Company code WAL Waldschütz & Co.KG.
410 Company code WBS Ward & Blankingshop
410 Company code WCG Westfälische Central-Gen.e.G.
410 Company code WEC Simon Wechselberger
410 Company code WED Dr. Lutz Wendhaus Agrarprodukte-Handel& Beratung
410 Company code WEE Weißleder & Ewer
410 Company code WEG Wilhelm Eder GmbH
410 Company code WEI Gebr. Weiterer
410 Company code WEM Wieds Echchem AG
410 Company code WES Karl-Heinz Weise Gartenbauberatung
410 Company code WET Weterings Consultancy B.V. Dr. Peter J.J.M. Weterings
410 Company code WEV Westhoff Vertriebsges. mbH
410 Company code WEY Chemische Fabrik Weyl AG
410 Company code WGB MTD Products AG Geschäftsbereich WOLF-Garten
410 Company code WGN Jakob Wagner Tabak-Chemiewerk
410 Company code WIA Witasek Pflanzenschutz GmbH
410 Company code WIC WITCO Corporation
410 Company code WID F.A. Wider Chemische Fabrik
410 Company code WIL Dr. André Wilpert
410 Company code WIN Wilhelm Windhövel GmbH & Co
410 Company code WIS Wilfrid Smith Limited Elm House Medlicott Close
410 Company code WIT Peter Wittl
410 Company code WOL Wolff Cellulosios GmbH & Co. KG
410 Company code WOP amynova polymers GmbH ChemiePark Bitterfeld-Wolfen Areal A, OT Wolfen
410 Company code WSA Waldstein-Wartenberg Agro Handels GmbH
410 Company code WSB LiLi-Power-Products
410 Company code WTH Westdeutsche Tehandelsgesellschaft
410 Company code WWL Wilhelm Waldeck chemische Fabrik
410 Company code WWU WWU Institut für Biologie und Biotechnologie der Pflanzen
410 Company code XED XEDA International S. A.
410 Company code XLE Excel Industries (Europe) NV
410 Company code YAG yagreen S.L. Ofienvios 144
410 Company code YAN Yancheng Luye Chemical Co., Ltd. Funing County co Chemical Industrial Park
410 Company code YGC YARA GmbH & Co.KG
410 Company code ZAK Zaklady Chemiczne "Organika-Sarzyna" S.A.
410 Company code ZEB ZERA Biochemie Vertriebs-GmbH
410 Company code ZEI ZERA InterAgrar Chemie Vertriebs GmbH
410 Company code ZEL Firma Gisela Zeller
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410 Company code ZEN Regulatory Affairs Department Zeneca Agrochemicals
410 Company code ZER ZERA Vertriebsgesellschaft für Agrarchemikalien mbH
410 Company code ZEU Zeus GmbH
410 Company code ZHE Zhejjang Yongnong Chem. Ind. Co. Ltd. Shanghai Yongnang International
Trad.
410 Company code ZIE Ziegler & Co. GmbH
410 Company code ZIG Dr. Hans-Joachim Zschiegner
410 Company code ZIL Jürgen Zilch
410 Company code ZIM Zimmermann Amino-comp
410 Company code ZIT Dipl. Min. Dieter Zimmermann -ZITA-
410 Company code ZNC Zeneca Agro GmbH
410 Company code ZOE NOVARTIS Animal Health UK Ltd
410 Company code ZOG Zorn GmbH
410 Company code ZOH Zohar Dalia
410 Company code ZOR Zorn GmbH
410 Company code ZPP Zink Phosphide Pool c/o Chem. Fabrik Wülfel
410 Company code ZSB Zhejiang Shengua Biok Biology Co. Ltd.
410 Company code ZUL Zulauf GmbH
410 Company code ZWA Zwapak B.V.
410 Company code ZXC Zhejiang Xinan Chemical Industrial Group Co., Ltd. Xinnnan Jiang
410 Company code ZZZ kein Wirkstoff
420 Exceptional cases according to the Plant
Protection Products Fee Ordinance
00 No exceptional case
420 Exceptional cases according to the Plant 01 Graft sealants or repellents
Protection Products Fee Ordinance
420 Exceptional cases according to the Plant
Protection Products Fee Ordinance
420 Exceptional cases according to the Plant
Protection Products Fee Ordinance
420 Exceptional cases according to the Plant
Protection Products Fee Ordinance
420 Exceptional cases according to the Plant
Protection Products Fee Ordinance
420 Exceptional cases according to the Plant
Protection Products Fee Ordinance
420 Exceptional cases according to the Plant
Protection Products Fee Ordinance
430 Selection code list for growth stage of
plant/plant species
02 Products used indoors for ornamentals in rooms intended for the abode of
humans - unless these are used for commercial gardening - and on balconies
and patios
03 Products for controlling rodents
04 Products for controlling storage pests
05 Seed dressings
06 Germination inhibitors
07 Products without relevant residues except fee nos. 01 and 02
150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
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430 Selection code list for growth stage of
plant/plant species
151 Phenological growth stages for cereal
430 Selection code list for growth stage of
plant/plant species
152 Phenological growth stages for maize (Zea mays L.)
430 Selection code list for growth stage of
plant/plant species
153 Phenological growth stages for rape (Brassica napus L.)
430 Selection code list for growth stage of
plant/plant species
154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans (Vicia faba L.)
430 Selection code list for growth stage of
plant/plant species
155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.)
430 Selection code list for growth stage of
plant/plant species
156 Phenological growth stages for common beet (Beta vulgaris L. ssp.)
430 Selection code list for growth stage of
plant/plant species
157 Phenological growth stages for the potato (Solanum tuberosum L.)
430 Selection code list for growth stage of
plant/plant species
158 Phenological growth stages for hops (Humulus lupulus)
430 Selection code list for growth stage of
160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit (Malus domestica BORKH. und
plant/plant species
Pyrus communis L.)
430 Selection code list for growth stage of
plant/plant species
161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus species)
430 Selection code list for growth stage of
plant/plant species
162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes species)
430 Selection code list for growth stage of
163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries (Fragaria x ananassa Duch. und
plant/plant species
Fragaria vesca L.)
430 Selection code list for growth stage of
plant/plant species
164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine
430 Selection code list for growth stage of
plant/plant species
170 Phenological growth stages for peas (Pisum sativum L.)
430 Selection code list for growth stage of
171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney bean = Phaseolus
plant/plant species
vulgaris L. var. nanus; dwarf kidney bean = Phaseolus vulgaris L. var. vulgaris)
430 Selection code list for growth stage of
172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion = Allium cepa L., leek =
plant/plant species
Allium porrum L., garlic = Allium sativum L., shallot = Allium ascalonicum auct.
non L.)
430 Selection code list for growth stage of
plant/plant species
173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber vegetables
430 Selection code list for growth stage of
plant/plant species
174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (heading)
430 Selection code list for growth stage of
175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non-heading) (spinach =
plant/plant species
Spinacia oleracea L., lamb's lettuce = Valerianella locusta L., kale = Brassica
oleracea L. var. sabellica)
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430 Selection code list for growth stage of
plant/plant species
176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica species
430 Selection code list for growth stage of
plant/plant species
177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber family
430 Selection code list for growth stage of
plant/plant species
178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family
430 Selection code list for growth stage of
plant/plant species
190 Phenological growth stages for rice (Oryza sativa L.)
431 Selection code list for development stage of
harmful organism
150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants
431 Selection code list for development stage of
harmful organism
98 General development stages for animal pests
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
1COLLO springtails (Collembola)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
1DIPLC millipedes (Diplopoda)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
1LYMEF timberworms (Lymexylonidae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
1OIDIG Oidium spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
1PHRAG Phragmidium rust species
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
1PSYLG psylla (Psylla species)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
??? Code to be defined
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AAAAA algae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AAACX unicellular green algae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AAAFA filamentous algae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AADVXX birds (general)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ACALCM strawberry tortrix moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ACALSC azalea caterpillar moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ACANTH Acanthochermes kollar.
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ACEICA caraway gall mite (Aceria carvi)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ACHMI common yarrow
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ACHPT sneezewort
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ACLERI Acleris
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ACROAS leek moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ACROLE Acrolepiidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ACROLP Acrolepia
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ACULSP rust gall mite (Aculus species)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ACUPSP rust gall mite (Aculops species)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ACYRON green pea louse
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ADLGCO Douglas fir adelges
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ADLGLA larch adelges
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ADLGSP gall aphids
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ADLGVI spruce pineapple gall adelges
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AELISP Pentatomidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AEOPO ground elder
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AETCY fool's parsley
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AGARIC gilled mushrooms (Agaricales)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AGELAS Agelastica
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AGLAAL alder leaf beetle
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AGLAAL_1 blue alder leaf beetle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AGMYSP corn leaf miners
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AGONOM Agonomycetales
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AGRIOT Agriotes
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AGRISP click beetle (wireworm)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AGROSP cutworm
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AGROSP_1 dart moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AGROTI Agrotis
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AGRRE quackgrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AGSGI bent couch
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AGSSS bentgrass spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AGSST white bent
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AGSTE common bentgrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AIURE carpet bugle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALBUCA white rust of crucifers (Albugo candida)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALBUGI Albuginaceae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALBUGO Albugo
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALBUTR white rust of salsify (Albugo tragopodonis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALEUFA strawberry whitefly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALEUPR cabbage whitefly
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALEUSP Whiteflies
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALEUSP_1 whiteflies
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALEYRD Aleyrodes
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALEYRO Aleyrodina
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALLVI wild garlic
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALOMY slender foxtail
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALSPA common water plantain
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALTEAL Alternaria alternata
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALTEBA dark leaf spot of cabbage (Alternaria brassicae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALTEBA_1 black spot of rape (Alternaria brassicae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALTEBI black spot of cabbage (Alternaria brassicicola)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALTECU cucurbit leaf spot (Alternaria cucumerina)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALTEDA blight of carrot (Alternaria dauci)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALTEPO purple blotch (Alternaria porri)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALTERA black rot (Alternaria radicina)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALTERP leaf spot of radish (Alternaria raphani)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALTESO early blight (Alternaria solani)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALTESO_1 early blight (Alternaria solani)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ALTESP Alternaria species (Alternaria spp.)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AMAAL white pigweed
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AMACH green pigweed
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AMALI livid amaranth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AMARE common amaranth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AMASS amaranth spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AMAUAR catstail stem fly (Amaurosoma armillata)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ANCOF common ox-tongue
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ANGAR common pimpernel
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ANOBII Anobiidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ANRSY cow parsley
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ANTAR field chamomile
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ANTAU Austrian mayweed
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ANTCO stinking mayweed
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ANTHON Anthonomus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ANTHOY Anthomyiinae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ANTHPO apple blossom weevil
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ANTHPY Pear blossom weevil (Anthonomus pyri)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ANTHRU strawberry blossom weevil
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ANTSS mayweed spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ANURCA thistle aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ANURHE leaf curling plum aphid
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ANURPN black peach aphid (Brachycaudus persicae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AOXPU annual vernal grass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APESV windgrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APHANO Aphanomyces
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APHAR field parsley-piert
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APHASP Aphanomyces species (Aphanamyces spp.)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APHDGR gooseberry aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APHDLH broadleaved trees aphids
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APHDLW broadleaved trees aphids, body often with waxwool
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APHDNG forming galls aphids
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APHDNH conifer aphids
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APHDNW conifer aphids, body often with waxwool
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APHELE Aphelenchoididae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APHELN Aphelenchoides
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APHIDI Aphidina
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APHIFA black bean aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APHIFG woolly alder aphid (Aphis frangulae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APHIGO melon aphid (Aphis gossypii)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APHINA buckthorn potato aphid (Aphis nasturtii)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APHIPO green apple aphid
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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APHIS Aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APHISA elder aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APHISA_1 elder aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APHISC permanent currant aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APHTEU large flax flea beetle (Aphthona euphorbiae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APIOEL lucerne weevil
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APION Apion
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APIOTE stem weevil
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APLOSP foliar nematodes (Aphelenchoides sp.)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APPESP Brachycaudus species
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APXXSP aphids
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APXXSP_1 Aphididae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APXXSP_2 Aphididae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
APXXSP_3 aphids as virus vectors
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ARACHN Arachnids (Arachnida)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ARBTH common wallcress
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ARFLA great burdock
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ARGESP sawfly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ARGPVA bud moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ARGYEP cherry fruit moth (Argyresthia pruniella)
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ARGYRO Argyroploce
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ARGYTH arborvitae leaf miner
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ARION Arion
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ARIONI Arionidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ARIOSP red slug
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ARREB tuber oatgrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ARREL tall oatgrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ARRSS oatgrass spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ARTHRO Arthropoda
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ARTIOD even-toed ungulates (Artiodactyla)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ARTVU common mugwort
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ARVCTE Water vole; northern water vole
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ARVICL Arvicola
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ASCHIZ Aschiza
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ASCOFA Blight of broad bean (Ascochyta fabae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ASCOMC Ascomycetidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ASCOMY Ascomycetes
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ASCOPI blight (Ascochyta pisi)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ASCOSP Ascochyta spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ASPDHE oleander scale
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ATALCO beet sawfly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ATHALI turnip sawfly (Athalia)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ATJUN Atrichum undulatum
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ATOMAR Atomaria
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ATOMLI pigmy mangold beetle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ATRBE great morel
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ATUFF lady fern
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ATXPA spreading orach
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AULASO green potato aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AUSLAU stolons
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
AVEFA spring oat
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BARABR cabbage armyworm
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BARASP Mamestra species
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BARATH Barathra
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BARVU common wintercress
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BASIDI Basidiomycetes
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BEARU weed beets
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BELPE English daisy
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BEMISI Bemisia
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BEMITA tobacco whitefly
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BESEIT weeding
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BETPB downy birch
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BETPE silver birch
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BETSS birch species
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BIDTR water agrimony
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BLATT leaf
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BLENNO Blennocampinae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BLENPU rose leaf sawfly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BLITOP beet carrion beetle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BLITUN Blitophaga undata
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BLLNI black harehound
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BLMIIN leafminer insects
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BLUETE blossom
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BLUMER Blumeriella
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BLUMJA leaf spot of cherry (Blumeriella jaapii)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BLUMJA_1 leaf spot of cherry (Blumeriella japaii)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BLÜTBI flowering
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BOARMI Boarmia
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BOARRH willow beauty
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BODEN soil
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BOMBYC Bombycoidea
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BOMXX soil sickness
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BORKEN bark beetle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BOTRCI grey mould (Botrytis cinerea)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BOTRCI_1 grey mould (Botrytis cinerea)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BOTRCI_2 grey mould (Botrytis cinerea)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BOTRFA grey mould of broad bean (Botrytis fabae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BOTRFA_2 chocolate spot of broad bean (Botrytis fabae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BOTRSP Botrytis species (Botrytis spp.)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BOTRYT Botrytis
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BOVIDA bovids (Bovidae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BRACHY flies (Brachycera)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BRCHRU bean beetle (Bruchus rufimanus)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BRCHSP pusse beetles
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BRCPI heath false bromegrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BRCSI perennial false brome
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BREMLA downy mildew of lettuce (Bremia lactucae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BREVIC cabbage aphid (Brevicoryne brassicae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BROMO tender brome
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BRORM hairy bromegrass
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BROSE rye brome
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BROSS bromegrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BROST barren bromegrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BROTE downy brome
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BRQAR silver moss
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BRSNI black mustard
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BRSNN rapeseed
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BRTAL Brachythecium albicans
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BRTRU Brachythecium rutabulum
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BRTSS Brachythecium sp.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BRVCBR mealy cabbage aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BUNOR hill mustard
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BUPRES jewel beetle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BXVXXX viroids
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BXXXXX viruses
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BYCTBE pear leaf roller
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BYCTIS Byctisus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
BYTUTO raspberry beetle (Byturus urbanus)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CACOCO grape moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CACOPO fruit tree tortrix
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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CACORO European leaf roller
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CADDR common whitetop
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CAGSE great bindweed
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CALAND wheat weevil (Sitophilus)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CAPBP shepherd's purse
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CAPRCA roebuck
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CAPREO European row deer
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CAPUA apricot and vine moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CAPURE reticulated tortrix
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CAPUSP reticulated tortrix
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CARHI hairy bittercress
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CARPOC Carpocapsa
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CARPPO codling moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CARPR cuckoo bittercress
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CASTFI beaver (Castor fiber)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CECINP wheatblossom midges
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CECISP gall midges
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CEFPU Ceratodon purpureus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CENCY cornflower
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CENJA brown knapweed
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CENSC greater knapweed
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CEPAHO smaller banded snail (Cepaea hortensis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CEPANE larger banded snail (Cepaea nemoralis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CERAPI bluing of pine wood (Ceratocystis pilifera)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CERATI Ceratitis
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CERATO Ceratocystis
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CERCBE leaf spot (Cercospora beticola)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CERCBE_1 leaf spot (Cercospora beticola)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CERCCA leaf spot (Cercospora carotae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CERCSP Cercospora species
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CERTCA Mediterranean fruit fly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CERVDA fallow deer
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CERVNI sika deer
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CERVSP deers
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CERVU common mouse-ear
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CERVUS Cervus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CERXSP deers
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CERYSP longhorn beetle species
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CEUTAS cabbage seed weevil
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CEUTAS_1 cabbage seed weevil
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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CEUTAS_2 turnip seed weevil
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CEUTNA rape stem weevil
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CEUTNA_1 rape stem weevil = cabbage stem weevil
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CEUTNA_2 cabbage stem weevil
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CEUTOR Ceutorhynchus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CEUTPL Cabbage gall weevil
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CEUTQU cabbage seedstalk curculio
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CHAAN bay willowherb
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CHEAL white goosefoot
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CHEFI fig-leaved goosefoot
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CHEHY maple-leaf goosefoot
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CHEIBR small winter moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CHEIBR_1 common winter moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CHEPO allseed
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CHESS goosefoot spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CHNMI dwarf snapdragon
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CHPHI Chaerophyllum hirsutum
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CHQMA greater celandine
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CHRSPP spruce broom rust (Chrysomyxa species)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CHRYSM Chrysomyxa
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CHRYSO leaf beetles (Chrysomelidae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CHTSFR strawberry aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CHYLE white daisy
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CHYSE corn marigold
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CHYVU tansy
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CICADE Cicadellidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CICASP cicadas
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CICIN wild chicory
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CIGDE Climacium dendroides
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CIPBE common hornbeam
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CIRAR creeping thistle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CIROL cabbage thistle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CIRPA marsh thistle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CIRVU black thistle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CLADAP leaf spot of leek (Cladosporium allii)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CLADSP Cladosporium species
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CLAPE Cuban spinach
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CLAVPU ergot of cereals (Claviceps purpurea)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CLETGL Bank vole
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CLETHR Clethrionomys
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CLIVFO slender seedcorn ground beetle (Clivina fossor)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CLMAR purple reedgrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CLMEP bushgrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CLMSS reedgrass spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CLVVT graybeard
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CLYSAM European grape berry moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CLYSAM_1 grape berry moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CLYSAM_2 grape berry moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CLYSAM_3 grape berry moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CLYSIA Clysia
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CMPRA creeping bellflower
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CMPRO bluebell bellflower
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CNEPHA Cnephasia
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CNEPSP corn moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CNEPVI flax tortrix moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CNESPA Cnephasiella pasivana
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COCCHE brown soft scale
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COCHSA foot rot of cereals (Drechslera sorokiniana)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COCHSA_1 Helminthosporium sorokinianum
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COELOM Coelomycetes
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COENAQ apple fruit weevil (Caenorhinus aequatus)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COENGE strawberry rhynchites
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COIMA hemlock
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COLEBF leaf beetles
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COLELA larch leaf miner
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COLENF needle eating beetles
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COLENF_1 needle-eating beetles
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COLEOS Nadelrost (Coleosporium)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COLEPH Coleophoroidea
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COLEPO Coleophoridae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COLEPR cherry case-bearer
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COLESP beetles
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COLLAC anthracnose of strawberry (Colletotrichum acutatum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COLLCC Colletotrichum coccodes
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COLLCC_1 wilting (Colletotrichum coccodes)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COLLCC_2 ripe rot of tomato (Colletotrichum coccodes)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COLLCC_3 black dot disease of potato (Colletotrichum coccodes)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COLLCC_4 anthracnose of potato, tomato, strawberry (Colletotrichum coccodes)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COLLET Colletotrichum
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COLLFR anthracnose of strawberry (Colletotrichum fragariae)
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COLLGR Anthracnose of cereals (Colletotrichum graminicola)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COLLLD Anthracnose of bean, pea (Colletotrichum lindemuthianum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COLSPP pine leaf rust (Coleosporium species)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COLSTU rust (Coleosporium tussilaginis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COLUSP pigeon
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CONAR cornbine
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CONOPI Conopidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CONTAR Contarinia
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CONTHU hop string midge
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CONTNA cabbabe midge
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CONTPY pear midge (Contarinia pyrivora)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CORVFR rook
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CORVID oscine passerine birds (Corvidae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CORVUS Corvus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
COXXSP scale insects
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CRICCR Common hamster
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CRICCR_1 European hamster
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CRICET Cricetidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CRICEU Cricetus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CRIELI lily beetle
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CRIESP asparagus beetle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CRONAR Cronartium
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CRONRI rust of gooseberry (Cronartium ribicola)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CRUAC bristle thistle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CRUCR crisped thistle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CRUNU musk thistle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CRUSS thistle spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CRUSTA crustaceans (Crustacea)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CRXBR alpine grass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CRXHI hairy sedge
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CRXSS reedgrass spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CRXSY wood sedge
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CRYCFA beech scale
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CRYMRI red currant aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CRYPTO Cryptococcus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CSCSS hawthorn
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CTAPA marsh marigold
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CUNVU heather
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CURCNU hazelnut weevil (Curculio nucum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CURCSP nut weevils
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CURCUL weevils (Curculionidae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CVPBI rough hawksbeard
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CVPCA smooth hawskbeard
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CVPPU crepis pulchra
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CVPSE tall hawskbeard
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CVPSS crepis spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CVPTE narrow-leaf hawskbeard
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CXHAU autumn crocus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CYCLOR Cyclorrhapha
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CYDIA Cydia spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CYLAC European hazel (Corylus avellana)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CYLCSP cylindrocarpon species
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CYLDBU leaf and wing blight of box
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CYLDSC Cylindrocladium scoparium
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CYLDSC_1 collar rot (Cylindrocladium scoparium)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CYLDSC_2 stem base rot (Cylindrocladium scoparium)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CYLDSC_3 stem base rot (Cylindrocladium scoparium)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CYLIND Cylindrocladium
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CYNDA dog's-tooth grass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CYPES earth-almond
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CYPTOH silken fungus beetles (Cryptophagidae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
CZRVA common crownvetch
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DACGL hardgrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DACYDE mildew of mushroom (Dactylium dendroides)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DASINE Dasineura
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DASYBR cabbage gall midge
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DASYMA apple leaf midge
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DASYPY pear leaf midge
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DASYTE black currant leaf midge
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DATST common thornapple
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DAUCA wild carrot
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DECCA hassock
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DECFL crinkled hairgrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DELIA Delia
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DEMATI blackening fungus (Dematiaceae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DENDPI pine lappet moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DENDRO Dendrolimus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DEPRES Depressaria
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DEPRNO carrot moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DERMES skin beetles (Dermestidae)
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DESSO flixweed
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DEUTEO mitosporic fungi (Deuteromycotina)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DIABVI western corn rootworm (Diabrotica virgifera)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DIASPI Diaspididae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DIDYAP spur blight (Didymella applanata), cane blight
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DIDYBR spur blight (Didymella bryoniae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DIDYBR_1 stem blight
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DIDYBR_2 black rot
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DIDYLY stem rot of tomato (Didymella lycopersici)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DIDYLY_1 stem rot (Didymella lycopersici)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DIDYLY_2 stem canker (Didymella lycopersici)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DIDYME Didymella
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DIGIS smooth summer grass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DIGSA hairy fingergrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DIGSS fingergrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DIKPU common foxglove
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DIPCEA leaf scorch (Diplocarpon earliana)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DIPCRO black spot (Diplocarpon rosae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DIPCRO_1 leaf blotch (Diplocarpon rosae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DIPLOC blackspot disease of roses (Diplocarpon rosae Wolf)
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DIPMU annual wallrocket
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DIPTE perennial wallrocket
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DIPTSP two-winged flies (flies and midges, diptera)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DITYDI bulb eelworm
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DITYLE Ditylenchus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DOTHIO Dothiorales
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DRECHS Drechslera
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DRECPO leaf spot (Drechslera poae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DREPAN Drepanopeziza
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DREPRI leaf spot (Drepanopeziza ribis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DRETRE grape thrips
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DURCHW second growth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DYOFM male fern
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DYSAPH grey cabbage aphid (Dysaphis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
DYSAPL mealy apple aphid (Dysaphis plantaginea)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ECHCG cockspur grass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EDWACR howthorn leaf hopper
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EHIVU blue thistle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ELATER Elateridae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ELSIVE cane spot of raspberry (Gloeosporium necator)
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ELYEU wood barley
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EMPOSP grape leaf hopper
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ENSIFE Ensifera
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ENTERO enterobacteriacae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EPHCY cypress spurge
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EPHEEL tobacco moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EPHEKU Mediterranean flour moth (Ephestia kuehniella)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EPHES leafy spurge
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EPHEST Ephestia
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EPHEX dwarf spurge
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EPHHE sun spurge
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EPHPE petty spurge
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EPHSS spurge spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EPIHI great willowherb
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EPINRU silver fir tortrix
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EPISS willowherb spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EPITPI pear rust mite (Epitrimerus pyri)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EQUAR field horsetail
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EQUPA marsh horsetail
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EQUSS horsetail species
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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERANNI Erannis (Hibernia)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERICA butterweed
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERICAE rose sawfly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERICLI cherry slug
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERIOSO Eriosoma
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERISLA American blight
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERNTE harvest
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EROCI common crowfoot
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERPHRI Blackcurrant gall mite (Cecidophyopsis ribis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERPHSP gall mites
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERPHVI grape leaf blister mite (Eriophyes vitis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERPVE common whitlowgrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERWIAM fire blight (Erwinia amylovora)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERWICA black leg (Erwinia carotovora)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERWINI erwinia
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERYCH treacle mustard
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERYSBE powdery mildew (Erysiphe betae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERYSCI powdery mildew (Erysiphe cichoracearum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERYSCO powdery mildew (Erysiphe communis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERYSCR powdery mildew (Erysiphe cruciferarum)
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERYSGR powdery mildew (Erysiphe graminis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERYSHE powdery mildew
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERYSPI powdery mildew (Erysiphe pisi)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERYSPP powdery mildew (Erysiphe polyphaga)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERYSSI Erysiphe
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ERYSSP powdery mildew
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EUBACT eubacteria
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EUMYCO Eumycota
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EUPRCH brown-tail moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EUPRCH_1 brown-tail moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EUPROC Euproctis
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EUROTA Eurotiaceae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EURYMA cereal bug
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EUTUNI Eutunicatae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EUTYLA dieback disease (Eutypa lata)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EVERFO crucifer caterpillar
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
EVERGE Evergestis
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FAKULT facultative anaerobic rods
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FALVU sickleweed
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FAUSY European beech
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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FBBFXX bacterial leaf spot organisms
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FBPXXX bacterial and fungal harmful organisms
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FBXXXX bacterial harmful organisms
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FESAL wood fescue
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FESAR reed fescue
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FESGI giant fescue
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FESOV sheep's fescue
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FESPR meadow fescue
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FESRU red fescue
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FESSS fescue spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FFFFF ferns
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FICVE figwort
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FORFAU common earwig (Forficula auricularia)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FORMIC ants (Formicidae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FRANOC Western flower thrips
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FRUCHA fruit development
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FRUCHT fruit
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FRXEX common ash
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FULVFU leaf mould of tomato (Fulvia fulva)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FULVIA Fulvia
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FUMOF common fumitory
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FUSACU culm rot of cereals (Fusarium culmorum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FUSACU_1 culm rot of cereals (Fusarium culmorum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FUSACU_2 foot rot of cereals (Fusarium culmorum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FUSARI Fusarium wilt of castor bean
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FUSASP Fusarium species
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FXAXXX emergence diseases
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FXBFXX fungal leaf spot diseases
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FXBXXX soil-borne fungi
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FXDXXX fungal umbell diseases
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FXFLXX fungal storage rots
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FXKUXX seedling and damping off diseases
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FXXXXX fungal harmful organisms
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
FÖRDER growth enhancing
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GAEAN narrow-leafed hemp nettle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GAEBI bifid hempnettle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GAEPU downy hempnettle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GAESP large-flowered hempnettle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GAESS hempnettle spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GAETE common hempnettle
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GAEUGR crown sheath rot of rice (Gaeumanomyces graminis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GALAP catchweed bedstraw
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GALELI brown willow leaf beetle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GALERU Galerucella
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GALEVI viburnum leaf beetle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GALMO hedge bedstraw
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GALSP false cleavers
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GALVE yellow bedstraw
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GASCI hairy galinsoga
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GASPA gallant soldier
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GASRVI dock leaf beetle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GASSS galinsoga spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GASTRO Gastroidea
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GASTRP Gastropoda
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GEIZTR suckers
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GELECH Gelechioidea
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GEOMER Geometridae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GERDI cut-leaved cranesbill
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GERMO dove's foot cranesbill
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GERPR meadow geranium
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GERPU small-flowered cranesbill
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GERRO herb-robert
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GERRT round-leaved cranesbill
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GERSS cranesbill spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GILLET Gilletteella
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GLEHE ground ivy
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GLOEOS Gloeosporium fruit rot
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GLOMCA joint vetch (Colletotrichum gloeosporioides)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GLOMCI bitter rot (Glomerella cingulata)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GLOMER Glomerella
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GLYFL floating sweetgrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GLYMA great water grass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GNAUL low cudweed
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GNOMER leaf scorch (Gnomonia erythrostoma)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GNOMFR Gnomonia fructicola
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GNOMFR_1 fruit rot, strawberry (Gnomonia fructicola)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GNOMFR_2 leaf blotch, strawberry (Gnomonia fructicola)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GNOMLE Antracnose on walnut (Marssonina juglandis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GNOMON Gnomonia
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GODRCA dieback disease (Godronia cassandrae)
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GODRON Godronia
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GRACAZ azalea leaf miner
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GRACSP leafblotch miners
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GRACSY lilac leaf miner
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GRAM-N gram-negative eubacteria
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GRCPFE rhododendron leafhopper
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GRYLLO crickets (Grylloidea)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GRYLLT Gryllotalpa
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GRYTGR mole cricket
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GRYTGR_1 jarr worm
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GRYTGR_2 mole cricket
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GUIGBI black rot of grapevine (Guignardia bidwellii)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
GYMNFU Trellis rust of pear (Gymnosporangium sabinae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HALTSP metallic flea beetles (Halticinae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HAPDEQ saddle gall midge
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HAPLOD Haplodiplosis
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HAPLSP Haplothrips spp.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HELLOB Eastern heath snail (Xerolenta obvia)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HELMIN silver scurf (Helminthosporium)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HELMSO silver scurf (Helminthosporium solani)
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HELMSO_1 silver scurf of potato (Helminthosporium solani)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HELMSP Helminthosporium-species
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HELOTI Helotiales
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HEMMUN inhibition
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HEPIAD Hepialus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HEPIAI Hepialidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HEPIAL Hepialoidea
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HEPILU common swift moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HEPILU_1 garden swift moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HERMZ giant hogweed
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HERPCO brown felt blight of conifers
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HERPJU black snow mould of conifers
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HERPSP Herpotrichia species
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HERSP bear's breech
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HERSS cowparsnip
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HETDPA pale potato cyst nematode
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HETDRO potato nematode
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HETDSC beet cyst nematode
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HETDSP cyst nematodes
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HETERD Heteroderidae
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HETERE Heterodera
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HETERO Heterobasidiomycetidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HEXXSP plant bugs
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HEXXSP_1 bugs
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HIBEDE great winter moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HIEPI mouse-ear hawkweed
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HOLLA meadow soft grass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HOLMO creeping softgrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HOMOBA Homobasidiomycetidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HOPLFL plum sawfly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HOPLMI plum fruit sawfly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HOPLOC Hoplocampa
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HOPLSP sawfly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HOPLTE apple fruit sawfly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HORMU mouse barley
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HORSS barley
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HRYRA cat's-ear dandelion
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HSYNI black henbane
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HYALOP Hyalopterus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HYALPR mealy plum aphid
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HYDOMI potato stem borer
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HYDOMI_1 rosy rustic moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HYDROE Hydroecia
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HYLCDE large timberworm (Hylecoetus dermestoides)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HYLEAN onion fly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HYLEBR small cabbage fly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HYLECO wheat bulb fly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HYLEFL summer cabbage fly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HYLEPL turnip root fly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HYLOAB large brown pine weevil
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HYLOBI Hylobius
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HYMENO Hymenoptera
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HYPELA lettuce aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HYPHOM Hyphomycetes
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HYPHOY Hyphomycetales
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HYPNSP ermine moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
HYPPE common St. Johnswort
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
IBXXXX biting insects
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
INSECT Insectivora
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
IPAGL Himalaya balsam
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
IPANT yellow balsam
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
IPAPA small balsam
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
IPASS balsam spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
IQXXXX quarantine pests
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ISOPSP woodlice (isopods)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ISXXXX sucking insects
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
IUNBU toad rush
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
IUNCG compact rush
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
IUNEF candle rush
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
IUNIN hard rush
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
IUNSS rush spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
IXXXXX Insects
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
KEIMUN germination
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
KNAAR field scabious
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LACSE prickly lettuce
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LAESFU red thread disease of turf (Laetisaria fuciformis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LAGERN lodging cereals
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LAGERQ preservation of quality
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LAGERU storage
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LAGFAK extension of storage time
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LAGOMO lagomorphs
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LAMAM henbit deadnettle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LAMPU purple deadnettle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LAMSS deadnettle spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LAPCO nipplewort
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LASDSE tobacco beetle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LASIOC Lasiocampidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LASIOD cigarette beetle (Lasioderma)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LASISP lasius ants
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LASORU blackberry stem gall midge (Lasioptera rubi)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LASPEY Laspeyresia
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LASPFU plum fruit moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LASPMO oriental fruit moth (Cydia molesta)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LASPNI pea moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEBAU autumn hawkbit
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LECASP soft scale insect
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEMALI cereal leaf beetle (Oulema lichenis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEMAME barley leaf beetle (Oulema melanopa)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEMASP oat leaf beetle (Lema sp.)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEPIDO Lepidoptera
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEPISB leafmining microlepidoptera
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEPISB_1 leafmining microlepidoptera
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEPISF free biting caterpillars
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEPISR caterpillars
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEPISR_1 caterpillars
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEPISV hidden biting caterpillars
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEPRU narrow-leaved cress
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEPTAV stalk break of oat (Leptosphaeria avenaria)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEPTDE Colorado potato beetle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEPTIN Leptinotarsa
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEPTMA black leg of cruzifers (Leptosphaeria maculans)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEPTMA_1 leaf spot of crucifers (Leptosphaeria maculans)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEPTNO septoria leaf spot of wheat
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEPTNO_1 septoria leaf spot (Septoria nodorum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEPTNO_2 glume blotch of wheat (Septoria nodorum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEPTOH Leptohylemya
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEPTOP Leptosphaeria
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEPUEU common hare
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEPUS hare
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEVEIL leveillula
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LEVETA powdery mildew (leveillula taurica)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LIMACI Limacidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LIMAX Limax
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LIMTSP Limothrips spp.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LIMXSP great grey slug
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LINVU common toadflax
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LIOAAB spruce aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LIOAAB_1 spruce aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LIOSOM Liosomaphis
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LIRITR American serpentine leaf miner
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LITAR bastard alkanet
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LITHOD horse-chestnut leaf miner
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LLLLL lichens
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LOCULO Loculoascomycetes
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LOLMU Italian ryegrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LOLPE perennial ryegrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LOLSS ryegrass spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LONIPA small flax flea beetle (Longitarsus parvulus)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LONPE common honeysuckle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LONXY fly honeysuckle
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LOPHOD Lophodermium
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LOPHPI needle cast (Lophodermium pinastri)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LOPHSE needle cast (Lophodermium seditiosum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LOPHSP needle cast (Lophodermium species)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LTHTU earth chestnut
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LYCAR common bugloss
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LYGUSP tarnished plant bugs
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LYMAD gypsy moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LYMADI gypsy moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LYMAMO black arches moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LYMAMO_1 black-arched tussock moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LYMASP apple hairy caterpillar
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LYMASP_1 hairy caterpillar
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LYONCL apple leaf miner
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LYSNU creeping jenny
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
LYSVU garden loosestrife
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MACROS Macrosiphum
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MACSAV English grain aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MACSEU potato aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MACSRO rose aphid
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MALACO blue-sided tent caterpillar (Malacostraca)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MALANE common lackey moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MALNE common mallow
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MAMMAL mammals
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MARAOR fairy ring of turf
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MARASM Marasmius
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MARSPA ring spot of lettuce (Marssonina panattoniana)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MARSSP Marssonina
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MATCH wild chamomile
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MATIN false chamomile
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MATMT rounded chamomile
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MATSS chamomille spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MEDLU hop clover
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MELAL white campion
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MELANC Melanconiales
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MELASO Melasoma
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MELGSP root-knot eelworms
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MELIAE blossom beetle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MELIGE Meligethes
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MELOHI cockchafer
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MELOID Meloidogynidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MELOIO Meloidogyne
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MELOME common European cockchafer
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MELOSP cockchafer
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MENAR field mint
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MERAN annual mercury
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MERPE dog's mercury
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
METODR grain aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
METTUL European red mite (Panonychus ulmi)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MEUAL white sweet clover
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MEUOF field melilot
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MEUSS sweet clover
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MHTPO star liverwort
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MICRAG Field vole
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MICRAL powdery mildew of oak (Microsphaera alphitoides)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MICRAR Common vole
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MICRON Micronectriella
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MICROS microsphaera
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MICROT Microtus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MICRSP voles
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MINDER decrease
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MLIEF wood millet
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MMMHE liverworts
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MMMMM mosses
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MMMMU mosses
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MNMAF Mnium affine
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MOICE Molinia
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MOLLGS snails
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MOLLNS slugs
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MOLLUS Mollusca
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MONGNI snow mould (Monographella nivalis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MONIFG brown fruit rot of Japan (Monilinia fructigena)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MONIFG_1 blossom blight (Monilinia fructigena)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MONIFG_2 blossom blight (Monilinia fructigena)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MONIFG_3 brown rot of fruits (Monilinia fructigena)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MONIFG_4 blossom blight of fruit trees (Monilinia fructigena)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MONILA Monilinia laxa
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MONILA_1 blossom blight (Monilinia laxa)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MONILA_2 blossom blight (Monilinia laxa)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MONILA_3 fruit rot (Monilinia laxa)
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MONILA_4 brown rot (Monilinia laxa)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MONILC Moniliaceae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MONILI Monilinia
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MURIDA Muridae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MUS A Mus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MUSXMU House mouse; housemice
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MYCETO Mycetozoa
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MYCGPE white mould of mushrooms (Mycogone perniciosa)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MYCOBR Mycosphaerella brassicicola
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MYCOBR_1 ring spot (Mycosphaerella brassicicola)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MYCOBR_2 ring spot (Mycosphaerella brassicicola)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MYCOFR leaf blight of strawberry (Mycosphaerella fragariare)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MYCOFR_1 leaf spot of strawberry (Mycosphaerella fragariare)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MYCOGO leaf spot of cotton (Mycogone)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MYCOLG flower blight of chrysanthemum (Ascochyta chrysanthemi)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MYCOLG_1 flower blight of chrysanthemum
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MYCOPI leaf spot of pea
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MYCORI leaf spot (Mycosphaerella ribis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MYCOSP Mycosphaerella
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MYOAR field forget-me-not
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MYZUCE black cherry aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MYZUCI crescent-marked lily aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MYZUPE green peach aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MYZUPR black cherry aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
MYZUS cherry aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NAPOGY leek leaf miner (Napomyza gymnostoma)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NASORN lettuce aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NECTGA European canker (Nectria galligena)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NECTRI Nectria
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NEMARI common gooseberry sawfly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NEMATD roundworms (Nematodes)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NEMATH Nemathelminthes
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NEMATI Nematinae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NEMATO midges (Nematocera)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NEPTMA apple pygmy moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NEWXSP freeliving soilnematodes
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NITIDU sap beetles (Nitidulidae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NNNAB floating-leaved water plants
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NNNAE emergent water plants
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NNNAS submerged water plants
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NNNGA volunteer cereals
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NNNHB trees
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NNNHS shrubby plants
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NNNIF glue band
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NNNRS bolting beet plants
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NNNST stock wood
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NNNVP woody plants
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NNNWL deciduous woody plants
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NNNWN coniferous plants
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NNNXA self-sown crops
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NOCTSP noctuid moths
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NOCTUO Noctuoidea
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NOTCUD Bramble shoot moth (Notocelia uddmanniana)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NOTODO Notodontidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
NZKXXX potato nematodes
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
OENAQ waterfennel
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
OEOBI common evening primrose
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
OIDIBE powdery mildew (Oidium begoniae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
OIDILY powdery mildew (Oidium neolycopersici)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ONDATR Ondatra
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ONDAZI muskrat
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ONDAZI_1 musquash
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ONOSP spiny restharrow
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
OOMYCE Oomycetes
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
OOMYCO Oomycota
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
OPEROP Operophthera (Cheimatobia)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ORARA Branched broomrape
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ORGYAN antique tussock moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ORGYIA Orgyia
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ORYCTO Oryctolagus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ORYTCU rabbit
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
OSCIFR frit fly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
OSCINE Oscinella
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
OSTRIN Ostrinia
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
OTGUM star of Bethlehem
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
OTIOLI lovage weevil
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
OTIORH Otiorhynchus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
OTIOSP broad-nosed weevil
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
OTIOSU black vine weevil
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
OVISA sheep
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
OVISM mouflon
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
OXACO sleeping beauty
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
OXAEU European woodsorrel
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PANDHE apple brown tortrix
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PANDI fall panicum
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PAPAR sand poppy
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PAPDU field poppy
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PAPRH common poppy
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PAPSS poppy spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PASSER perching birds (Passeriformes)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PAVSA wild parsnip
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PEDHY butterbur
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PEGOHY beet fly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PEGOSP beet flies
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PEMPBU lettuce root aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PEMPHG Pemphigus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PEMPHI Pemphigidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PENICI Penicillium
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PENICO bulb rot of hyacinth, bulb rot of tulip (Penicillium corymbiferum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PENICO_1 bulb rot
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PENISP Penicillium species
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PERESH Peritelus griseus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PERODE downy mildew of onion (Peronospora destructor)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PEROFB downy mildew of beet (Peronospora farinosa f. sp. betae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PEROFS downy mildew of spinach (Peronospora farinosa f. sp. spinaciae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PERONO Peronosporales
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PERONS Peronospora
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PEROPA downy mildew of crucifers (Peronospora parasitica)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PERORU downy mildew of cane fruit (Peronospora rubi)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PEROSP downy mildew (Peronosporaceae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PEROTA blue mould of tobacco (Peronospora tabacina)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PEROVA downy mildew (Peronospora valerianellae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PEROVI downy mildew of legumes (Peronospora viciae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PEROVP downy mildew of pea (Peronospora pisi)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PESGL bullrush millet
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHACID Phacidiales
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHAECO watercress beetle (Phaedon cochleariae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHAEOS Phaeosphaeria
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHASCO pheasant
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHASIA Phasianidae
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHASII phasianus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHASIN Phasianinae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHCTA California bluebell
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHODHU hop aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHOMEX dry rot (Phoma exigua)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHOMMP collar rot, pea (Phoma medicaginis var. pinodella)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHOMOP Phomopsis
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHOMSP Phoma species
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHOMVA Phoma rot (Phoma valerianellae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHOPVI black rot of grapevine
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHOROD Phorodon
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHORSP hump-backed flies
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHPHHO garden chafer (Phyllopertha horticola)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHRABU rust of blackberry (Phragmidium bulbosum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHRAMU rust (Phragmidium mucronatum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHRARU rust of raspberry (Phragmidium rubi-idaei)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHRAVI rust of blackberry (Phragmidium violaceum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHRCO common reed
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHRMCA brown leaf mould of capsicum (Cladosporium capsici)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHSPEU leaf spot of ornamentals (Phaeosphaeria eustoma)
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYAFA beech woolly aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYCVI grapevine rust mite (Calepitrimerus vitis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYENE striped flea beetles
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYJSP moths
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYJSP_1 older moth larvae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYLBL Phyllonorycter blancardella
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYLLO Phylloxeridae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYLLT Phyllotreta
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTCC Phytophthora cactorum
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTCC_1 Rhizome rot of strawberry
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTCC_2 leather rot of strawberry
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTCC_3 leather rot of strawberry
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTCC_4 collar rot of apple
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTCN root rot disease (Phytophtora cinnamoni)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTCN_1 stripe canker of cinnamon (Phytophthora cinnamoni)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTCN_2 wilt of erica (Phytophthora cinnamoni)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTCP root rot of capsicum (Phytophtora capsici)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTCP_1 rot
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTCR damping-off (Phytophthora cryptogea)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTCR_1 foot rot of ornamentals (Phytophthora cryptogae)
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTFR red core of strawberry (Phytophthora fragariae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTFR_1 red stele of strawberry (Phytophthora fragariae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTIN late blight (Phytophthora infestans)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTIN_1 late blight of tomato (Phytophthora infestans)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTIN_2 late blight of potato (Phytophthora infestans)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTIN_3 brown rot (Phytophthora infestans)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTIN_4 late blight and brown rot (Phytophthora infestans)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTNN black shank of tobacco (Phytophthora nicotianae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTNN_1 black shank of tobacco (Phytophthora nicotianae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTNP root rot (Phytophthora nicotianae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTNP_1 brown rot (Phytophthora nicotianae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTNP_2 damping-off (Phytophthora nicotianae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTOP late blight (Phytophthora)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTPO downy mildew of leek (Phytophthora porri)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTPO_1 downy mildew of leek
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYTSP Phytophthora species
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYXIC holly leaf miner
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYYAT chrysanthemum leaf miner
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PHYYRU cabbage leaf miner (Phytomyza rufipes)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PIERID Pieridae
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PIERIS Pieris
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PIERSP cabbage white butterfly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PIESIN Piesina
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PIESMI Piesmatidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PIESQU beet leaf bug
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PINEPI common pine aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLADBR club root of cabbage (plasmodiophora brassicae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLALA buckhorn plantain
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLAMA greater plantain
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLAME hoary plantain
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLAPPO asparagus fly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLASAP downy mildew (Plasmopara apii)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLASCR downy mildew of carrot (Plasmopara crustosa)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLASMD Plasmodiophoromycetes
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLASMI downy mildew (Plasmopara)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLASMO Plasmodiophoromycota
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLASPI downy mildew (Plasmopara pimpinellae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLASVI downy mildew of grapevine (Plasmopara viticola)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLATYP Platyparea
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLEOBJ beet black leg
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLEOHE leaf spot (Stemphylium herbarum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLEOSO Pleospora
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLEOSP Pleospora species (Pleospora spp.)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLESRU apple capsid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLJNU Pohlia nutans
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLSCPU skin spot of potato (Polyscytalum pustulans)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLUSIA Plusia
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLUTEI Plutella
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLUTMA cabbage moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PLUTMA_1 diamondback moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POAAN annual bluegrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POACH broad-leaved meadow grass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POACO Canada bluegrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POANE wood bluegrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POAPR Kentucky bluegrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POASS bluegrass spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POATR rough meadow grass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PODOAP powdery mildew (Podosphaera aphanis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PODOLE powdery mildew (Podosphaera leucotricha)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PODOSP Podosphaera
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PODOTR powdery mildew of apricot (Podosphaera tridactyla)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POLAM perennial knotgrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POLAV knotgrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POLBI common bistort
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POLCO black knotweed
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POLCU Japanese knotweed
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POLHY waterpepper
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POLIOL bright-line brown-eye
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POLLA knotted persicaria
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POLPE ladysthumb
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POLSS knotweed spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POLTRU leaf blotch of plum (Polystigma rubrum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POLYBO European grape vine moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POLYBO_1 European grape vine moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POLYBO_2 European grape vine moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POLYBO_3 European grape vine moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POLYCH Polychrosis
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POPTR trembling poplar
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
POROL common purslane
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PPPPP panicum-like plants
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PRISAL columbine sawfly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PRNSN blackthorn
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PROTOT Prototunicatae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PRUVU healall
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSDCHE stem break of cereals (Pseudocercosporella herpotrichoides)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSECAD long-tailed mealybug
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSECCI citrus mealybug
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSECSP mealy bug
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSECSP_1 mealybug
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSEUDC Pseudocercosporella
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSEUDO Pseudoperonospora
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSEUDP Pseudopeziza
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSILA Psila
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSILID Psilidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSILRO carrot fly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSPECU downy mildew of cucurbits (Pseudoperonospora cubensis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSPEHU downy mildew of hop (Pseudoperonospora humuli)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSPESR downy mildew (Peronospora sparsa)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSPZTR disease of grapevine (Pseudopezicula tracheiphila)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSPZTR_1 red fire disease of grapevine (Pseudopezicula tracheiphila)
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSYICH rape flea beetle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSYLLA Psylla
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSYLLD Psyllidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSYLLI Psyllina
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSYLLO flea beetles (Psylliodes)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSYLMA apple leaf sucker (Psylla mali)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSYLPC pear psyllid (Cacopsylla pyricola)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSYLPI pear psylla (Psylla pyri)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSYLPR plum psylla (Psylla pruni)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PSYLPY pear sucker (Psylla pyrisuga)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PTEAQ Bracken
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PTLAN goosegrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PTLRE creeping cinquefoil
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PUCCAL rust (Puccinia allii)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PUCCAP celery rust (Puccinia apii)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PUCCAS rust of asparagus (Puccinia asparagi)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PUCCCA crown rust of oats (Puccinia coronata)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PUCCHD brown rust of barley (Puccinia hordei)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PUCCHE rust of sunflower (Puccinia helianthi)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PUCCHI rust of chicory (Puccinia cichorii)
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PUCCHN white rust of chrysanthemum (Puccinia horiana)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PUCCII Pucciniastrum
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PUCCIN Puccinia species
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PUCCME rust of mint (Puccinia menthae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PUCCRE lbrown leaf rust of cereals (Puccinia recondita)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PUCCRU Rust of parsley (Puccinia rubiginosa)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PUCCST stripe rust of grasses (Puccinia striiformis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PUCIEA fireweed rust of fir (Pucciniastrum epilobii)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PUCISP fir tree rust (Pucciniastrum species)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PULVVI woolly currant scale
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PYRALI Pyralidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PYRAUS Pyraustinae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PYRENO Pyrenophora
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PYRNAV stripe disease (Pyrenophora avenae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PYRNGR leaf stripe (Pyrenophora graminea)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PYRNTE net blotch (Pyrenophora teres)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PYRNTR tan spot of cereals (Drechslera tritici-repentis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PYRPBR light leaf spot of rape (Cylindrosporium concentricum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PYRUNU maize pyralid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PYTHIA Pythiaceae
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PYTHIU Pythium
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PYTHSP Pythium species (Pythium spp.)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
PYTOGA beet worm
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
QUADPE San José scale (Quadraspidiotus perniciosus)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
QUADPE_1 Californian scale
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
QUADRA Quadraspidiotus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RAMUBE leaf spot of beet (Ramularia beticola)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RAMUCC Ramularia leaf spot disease (Ramularia collo-cygni)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RAMUDE Ramularia leaf spot (Ramularia deusta)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RAMULA Ramularia
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RANAC giant buttercup
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RANBU bulbous buttercup
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RANRE creeping buttercup
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RANSA hairy buttercup
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RAPRA jointed charlock
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RATTNO Common rat, brown rat
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RATTRA Ship rat, black rat, house rat
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RATTSP rats
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RATTUS Rattus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RBSPRU cane spot of blackberry (Rhabdospora ruborum)
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RHABDO black rot of grapevine
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RHAFR alder buckthorn
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RHAGCE cherry fruit fly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RHAGOL Rhagoletis
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RHIZCE sharp eye spot of cereals (Rhizoctonia cerealis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RHIZSO Rhizoctonia solani
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RHIZSO_1 stem rot of potato (Rhizoctonia solani)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RHIZSO_2 foot rot (Rhizoctonia solani)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RHIZSO_3 black scurf of potato (Rhizoctonia solani)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RHIZSP Rhizoctonia spp.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RHYNAU Rhynchites auratus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RHYNCH Rhynchosporium
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RHYNCI Rhynchites
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RHYNSE leaf blotch of cereals (Rhynchosporium secalis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RHYNSE_1 leaf blotch of cereals (Rhynchosporium secalis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RHYNSE_2 scald of cereals (Rhynchosporium secalis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RORIS Northern yellowcress
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ROSLSP Rosellinia spp.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RUBFR European blackberry
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RUBID red raspberry
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RUISQ Rhytidiadelphus squarrosus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RUMAA common sorrel
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RUMAC common sorrel
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RUMAL Alpine dock
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RUMCR curly dock
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RUMOB bitter dock
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
RUMSS dock
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SAIPR New Zealand moss
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SAISHE hemispherical scale
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SAMNI black elder
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SAMRA red-berried elder
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SANOF garden burnet
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SAOSC English broom
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SAPROL Saprolegniales
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SAXSS willow species
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SCARAB scarab beetles
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SCARSP scarab beetles (Scarabaeidae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SCHIZO Schizophora
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SCIASP fungus gnats
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SCLEHO dollar spot of grasses (Sclerotinia homoeocarpa)
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SCLEMI Sclerotinia minor
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SCLEMI_1 neck rot (Sclerotinia minor)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SCLESC Sclerotinia sclerotorium
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SCLESC_1 stalk break (Sclerotinia sclerotiorum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SCLESC_2 white mould (Sclerotinia sclerotiorum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SCLESC_3 stem rot (Sclerotinia sclerotiorum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SCLESC_4 cottony rot
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SCLESP Sclerotinia species
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SCLESQ leaf blight of onion (Botrytis squamosa)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SCLETR clover rot (Sclerotinia trifoliorum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SCLETR_1 clover rot (Sclerotinia trifoliorum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SCLOCE white rot of onion
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SCLOCE_1 white rot of onion (Sclerotium cepivorum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SCLOCE_2 white rot of onion
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SCLOSP Sclerotium spp.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SCORHB wood-breeding beetle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SCORRB bark beetle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SEDAC biting stonecrop
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SENFU senecio fuchsii
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SENIQ Canaryweed
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SENJA common ragwort
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SENSS groundsel spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SENVE spring groundsel
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SENVI sticky groundsel
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SENVU birdseed
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SEPTAP leaf spot (Septoria apiicola)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SEPTLM leaf spot of potatoe (Septoria lycopersici)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SEPTOR Septoria
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SEPTPE leaf blight of parsley (Septoria petroselini)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SEPTPI pea leaf blotch (Septoria pisi)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SEPTSP septoria-species (Septoria spp.)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SEPTTR leaf spot of wheat
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SETSS foxtail millet
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SETVE bristly foxtail
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SETVI bottlegrass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SINAR charlock
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SISACE helicine snails (Helicidae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SISACX other land snails and slugs
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SISDCB spider mites (Tetranychidae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SISDCD gall mites (Eriophyidae)
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SISDCF tarsonemid mites (Tarsonemidae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SISDCX mites
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SITNSP bean weevil
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SITOGR wheat weevil
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SOLLU yellow nightshade (solanum villosum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SOLNI black nightshade
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SOLTU potato
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SONAR corn sowthistle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SONAS rough sowthistle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SONOL annual sowthistle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SONSTI miscellaneous
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SOOCA Canadian goldenrod
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SOOGS late goldenrod
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SOUAU common mountain ash
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SPARPI Sparganothis pilleriana
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SPGSS burreed
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SPHACE Sphacelotheca
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SPHAEI Sphaeriales
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SPHAEO Sphaeropsidales
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SPHAER Sphaerotheca
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SPHRFU powdery mildew (Sphaerotheca fuliginea) of cucumber
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SPHRMA powdery mildew (Sphaerotheca macularis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SPHRMU american powdery mildew (Sphaerotheca mors-uvae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SPHRPA powdery mildew of rose (Sphaerotheca pannosa)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SPHTRE head smut of maize (Sphacelotheca reiliana)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SPRAR corn spurrey
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SPROS sprout
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SPROSA shoot axis
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SPROSM shoot metamorphoses
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SSYOF hedge mustard
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
STAPA marsh betony
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
STECKL cutting
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
STEGPA bread beetle (Stegobium paniceum)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
STEME common chickweed
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
STIGCA gumspot of stone fruit (Stigmina carpophila)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
STIGMI Stigmina
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
STIMMU stimulation
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
STOCKT stump shoot
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SYNAMY apple borer
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SYNANT Synanthedon
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
SYNATI currant borer (Synanthedon tipuliformis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TAENIO Taeniothrips
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TAETLA larch thrips
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TAETSI Gladiolus thrips
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TALPA mole
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TALPEU Mole
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TALPID moles
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TANYPA beet leaf weevil
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TAPHDE leaf curl of peach (Taphrina deformans)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TAPHPR bladder plums (Taphrina pruni)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TAPHRA Taphrina
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TAPHRI Taphrinomycetidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TAPHRN Taphrinales
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TAROF common dandelion
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TARSPA strawberry mite
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TARSSP soft-bodied mites
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TENEBR darkling beetles
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TENTSP sawfly (sawfly caterpillar)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TEPHRI Tephritidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TETMCA pavement ant
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TETRAM pavement ant (Tetramorium)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TETRSP red spider mites
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
THAUME Thaumetopoea
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
THAUSP processionary moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
THERTR yellow clover aphid
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
THIEBA root rot (Thielaviopsis basicola)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
THIEBA_1 root rot (Thielaviopsis basicola)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
THIEBA_2 black root rot (Thielaviopsis basicola)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
THLAR fanweed
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
THOMTE raspberry cane midge (Resseliella theobaldi)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
THRIPE Thripidea
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
THRISP thrips species
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
THRITB onion thrips
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
THYSAN Thysanoptera
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
THYSSP thrips
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TIERE animals
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TILLCA common bunt of wheat (Tilletia caries o. foetida)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TILLCO dwarf bunt of rye (Tilletia controversa)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TILLET Tilletiales
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TINEOD Tineoidea
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TINESP moths
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TIPULA smaller rice crane fly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TIPULI crane fly (Tipulidae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TIPUSP leatherjackets (Tipula species)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TIPUSP_1 Tipula species
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TMETOC eye-spotted bud moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TORTRC tortrix moth (Tortricidae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TORTRI Tortricoidea
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TORTRX tortrix
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TORTVI green oak tortrix moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TORTVI_1 green oak tortrix moth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TRACHE uniramia (Tracheata)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TRANPS red rust of stone fruit (Tranzschelia pruni-spinosae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TRCDVI Trichoderma green mould (fruit rot of citrus)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TRFRE white clover
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TRIAVA glasshouse whitefly
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TRIBOL flour beetle (Tribolium)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TRIBSP flour beetle species
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TRIBSP_1 flour beetle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TRIEBVL shoot prolongation
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TROGGR khapra beetle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TROGOD Trogoderma
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TTTDD dicotyledonous weeds
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TTTDS annual dicotyledonous weeds
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TTTMM monocotyledonous weeds
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TTTMS annual monocotyledonous weeds
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TTTTT weed plants
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TUBERC Tuberculariales
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TUSFA colt's foot
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TYCYQU oak leafhopper
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TYCYRO rose leafhopper
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TYHSS reedmace
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TYLENC Tylenchida
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TYLENH Tylenchidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TYPAR reed canary grass
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TYPHIN typhula rot (Typhula incarnata), snow rot of cereals
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TYPHLO Typhlocyba
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
TYPHUL Typhula
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
UNCINE powdery mildew of grape (Uncinula necator)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
UNCINU Uncinula
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
UREDXX rust fungi (Uredinales)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
UROCOC smut of rye (Urocystis occulta)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
UROCYS Urocystis
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
UROMAP brown rust of bean
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
UROMBE rust of beet (Uromyces betae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
UROMPS rust of pea (Uromyces pisi-sativi)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
UROMST alfalfa rust (Uromyces striatus)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
UROMVF rust of broad bean
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
URTDI common nettle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
URTUR annual nettle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
USTIAV loose smut of oat (Ustilago nuda f. sp. avenae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
USTIHO covered smut of barley (Ustilago hordei)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
USTILA Ustilaginales
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
USTILG Ustilago
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
USTINH loose smut of barley (Ustilago nuda f. sp. hordei)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
USTINT wheat smut (Ustilago nuda f. sp. tritici)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VACMY blackberry
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VALSA dieback of conifers
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VALSLE dieback (Valsa leucostoma)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VALSLE_1 dieback (Valsa leucostoma)
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VASALY tomato mite (Aculops lycopersici)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VASASD apple bud mite (Aculus schlechtendali)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VENTCE cherry scab (Venturia cerasi)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VENTIN storage scab of apple (Venturia inaequalis)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VENTSP scab (Venturia spp.)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VENTUR Venturia
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VERAG field speedwell
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VERAR corn speedwell
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VERFI creeping speedwell
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VERHE ivy-leaved speedwell
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VERPE Persian speedwell
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VERPO grey field speedwell
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VERSS speedwell spec.
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VERTEB Vertebrata
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VERTFU brown spot of mushroom (Verticillium fungicola)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VERTFU_1 brown spot of mushroom (Verticillium fungicola)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VERTIC Verticillium
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VESPSP paper wasps
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VICHI hairy vetch
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VICTE four-seed vetch
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VIOAR field violet
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VITEVI vine louse
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
VITVI grapevine
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
WACHST growth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
WFFXX increase of yield of bulbs and tubers
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
WFGXX support of post ripening
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
WFKXX concentration and acceleration of ripeness
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
WLBXX induction of female blooms/flowers
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
WLFXX support of flowering
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
WLPXX influence on the period of flowering
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
WTFXX support of shoot formation
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
WUCHSH inhibition of growth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
WURZEL root
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
WURZES root system
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
WXSXX dwarfing of ornamentals
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
XANTFR angular leaf spot of strawberry (Xanthomonas fragariae)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
XXXXXX harmful organism / purpose
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
XYLBGE black timber bark beetle
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
XYLOSA Xylosandrus
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YBFMI decrease of non-parasitic leaf spots
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YBLIN Inducement for flower formation
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YBLPB Inducement for flowering period and increasing number of flowers
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YBWST inducement for rooting of cuttings
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YCEVG Chemical removal of suckers
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YDEFO Defoliation
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YDEFO_1 kill of leaf
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YDEFS segmental defoliation
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YELDU Harvesting ease, dicot weeds in lodging cereals
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YELSI siccation
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YELUD harvesting ease, weeds in lodging cereals
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YELUN Harvesting ease, weeds in lodging cereals
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YELXX harvesting ease
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YELZW Harvesting ease, second formation of shoots in lodging cereals
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YERTR Increase of yield
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YEXAL kill of stolons
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YEXCA kill of canes
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YEXST Kill of suckers
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YEXWS kill of root suckers
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YEXWU kill of roots
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YFRAD thinning of fruit
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YFRAN Influencing fruit set
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YFRBR decrease of fruit-russeting
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YFRES Enhancing fruit size
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YFRFD stimulation of fruit setting
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YFRFF Decrease of preharvest fruitfall
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YFRRE anti-sprinkling
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YFRVE Decrease of preharvest fruitfall
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YHALM stabilization of culm
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YHALV stem retardation
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YHOPP hop trimming
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YKEIM Sprout depression
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YKRAU kill of haulm
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YKRAV Kill of haulm to prevent virus migration
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YNIED trimming of grasses and weeds
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YPONOE Yponomeutiodea
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YPONOM Yponomeutidae
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YREFF Increase of fruit-ripening
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YREIF Increase of fruit-ripening
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YSTAF resistance to lodging
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YSTUZ cut back
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947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YTRLO Easing structure of grape-stalk
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YVERE grafting
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YWEXX uprooting
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YWHNS inhibition of sprouts after cutting
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YWHPD inhibition of growth of dicot plants
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YWHPM inhibition of growth of monocot plants
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YWHPP inhibition of plant growth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YWHTR inhibition of shoot growth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YWHXX inhibition of growth of monocot and dicot plants
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YWIFK winter hardyness
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YWNWB wound treatment
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YWNWV wound treatment
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YWUND wound treatment
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
YWZKK Inhibition of secondary tuber growth
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ZABUTE Corn ground beetle (Zabrus tenebrioides)
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ZEIRAP Zeiraphera
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ZUSSP additives
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ZUSSP_1 additives
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ZWECKB intended use
947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO
code)
ZWXXX plant growth regulators
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948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
??? Code to be defined
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ABINO Caucasian fir
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ABISS fir
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ABOME chokeberry, black
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ACHMI common yarrow
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ACHSS yarrow
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ACRCA hedge maple
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ACSCA calamus
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
AECSS horse chestnut
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
AFEGR dill
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
AGCBI button mushroom
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
AGIEU common agrimony
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
AGRAE black poplar mushroom
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
AGRRE couchgrass
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
AGSSS bent grass species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
AGSTE common bent grass
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
AJTSS Agastache species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ALCVU common alchemilla
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ALGOF marsh mallow
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ALLAH pearl onion
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948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ALLAS shallot
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ALLCE onion
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ALLFI Welsh onion
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ALLPO leek
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ALLSA garlic
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ALLSC chives
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ALLUR bear's garlic
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ALOPR meadow foxtail
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ALUSS alder
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
AMACR purple amaranth
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ANAOC cashew
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ANHCO pineapple
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ANKAR common angelica
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ANRCE chervil, garden
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ANTNO noble chamomile
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ANTTI dyer's chamomile
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
APUGD stick celery
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
APUGR celeriac
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
APUGS cutting celery
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ARFLA greater burdock
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948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ARHHY peanut
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ARREL tall oat grass
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ARTAB common wormwood
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ARTAT southern wormwood
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ARTDR estragon
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ARTSS wormwood species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ARTVU common mugwort
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ARWLA horseradish
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ARXMO arnica
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ASPOB white asparagus
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ASPOF asparagus
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ASPOG green asparagus
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ATHSS snap-dragon
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ATIAR bower actinida
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ATICH Chinese kiwi
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ATISS kiwi species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ATRBE great morel
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
AURAU Jew's ear
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
AVESA common oats
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
AVESS oats
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948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
AVESW winter oats
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BAPTI yellow wild indigo
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BEAVA sugar beet
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BEAVC fodder beet
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BEAVF spinach beet
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BEAVV Swiss chard
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BEAVX beta beets (red, yellow, white beet)
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BEBTH Japanese barberry
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BEGEH begonia, Elatior hybrids
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BEGKH tuberous begonia hybrids
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BEGLH begonia, Lorraine hybrids
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BEGSH begonia, Semperflorens hybrids
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BEGSS begonia species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BELSS Bellis species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BOROF common borage
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRMSS bromelia species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BROST sterile brome
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSAB brassica species (field crops)
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSAG white flowering Chinese broccoli
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSCH pak choi
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948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSJU brown mustard
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSNA Swedish turnip
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSNI black mustard
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSNN rape
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSNO Japanese mustard
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSNS summer rape
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSNW winter rape
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSOB cauliflower
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSOC curly kale
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSOF Brussels sprouts
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSOG kohlrabi
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSOK asparagus broccoli
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSOL white cabbage
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSOM stem kale
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSON oxheart cabbage
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSOR red cabbage
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSOS savoy cabbage
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSOX vegetable cabbage
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSPA false pak choi
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSPE spinach mustard
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948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSPK Chinese cabbage
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSRE turnip tops
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSRO turnip rape
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSRR turnip (stubble turnip, early turnip etc.)
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BRSSA winter turnip rape
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BTHEX Brazil nut
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
BUXSE common box
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CAFPA arum lily
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CAHJA Japanese camellia
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CAUTI safflower
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CAZHY calceolaria hybrids
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CCNNU coconut
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CEIPE kapok tree
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CENCY cornflower
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CHQMA tetterwort
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CHYCO chrysanthemum, garland
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CHYFR white marguerite
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CHYMH Chrysanthemum-Maximum hybrids
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CHYPA feverfew
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CHYVE florist's chrysanthemum
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948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CIAPA papaya
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CICEC winter endive
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CICEL escarole
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CICEN endives
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CICIF red-leaved chicory
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CICIS large-rooted chicory
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CICSS witloof
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CIDAF lime
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CIDAU bitter orange
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CIDLI lemon
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CIDME citron
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CIDPA grapefruit
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CIDRE mandarin
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CIDSI sweet orange
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CIMRA black snakeroot
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CINZE Ceylon cinnamon tree
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CIPBE hornbeam
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CLAPE winter purslane
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CLDOF pot marigold
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CMASA gold-of-pleasure
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948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CNISA hemp
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CNKMA lily of the valley
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
COFAR coffee
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CORSA coriander, common
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CPSAN sweet pepper
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CPSFR chilli
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CRMAB crambe
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CRMMA sea-kale
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CRWMS cornel cherry
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CRYCA caraway, common
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CSCMO common hawthorn
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CSCOX midland hawthorn
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CSNSS sweet chestnut species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CSPCH garden aster
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CTTDA bearberry
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CUMME melon
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CUMSA cucumber
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CUNSS heath (Calluna spec.)
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CURLO turmeric
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CUUMO musky gourd
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948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CUUMX giant pumpkin
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CUUPE pumpkin
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CUUPG zucchini
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CUUPM pumpkin, bush
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CUUPO oil pumpkin
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CUUTX ornamental gourds
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CXDBE holy thistle
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CYASS hickory-tree pecan species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CYDOB quince
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CYLAV European hazel
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CYLMA filbert
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CYUSC artichoke
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CYZPE cyclamen
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
CYZSS cyclamen
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
DACGL orchard grass
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
DAHPI dahlia pinnata
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
DAUCS carrot
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
DELHY larkspur hybrids
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
DIKLA foreglove
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
DIKPU purple foxglove
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948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
DIKSS foxglove species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
DINBA sweet William
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
DINCA carnation
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
DINSS carnation species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
DIPER white rocket
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
DIPMU stinkweed
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
DIPTE perennial wall rocket
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
EAIGU oil palm
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ECEAN narrow-leaved coneflower
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ECEPA pale echinacea
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ECESS echinacea species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
EIAGR rose heath
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
EIASS heath (Erica spec.)
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
EIOJA loquat
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
EPHLA mole plant
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
EPHPU common poinsettia
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
EPHSS poinsettia species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
EPISS willow-herb species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
EQUSS horsetail
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ERUVE mustard, hedge
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948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ETACA cardamom
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
FAGES buckwheat
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
FAUSS beeches
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
FAUSY European beech
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
FESAR reed fescue
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
FESOV sheep's fescue
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
FESPR meadow fescue
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
FESRU red fescue
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
FESSS fescue species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
FETAS hybrid fescue
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
FIUBE weeping fig tree
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
FIUCA fig
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
FOEVA Italian fennel
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
FOEVD sweet fennel
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
FRAAN strawberry
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
FUCFU fuchsia fulgens
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
FUCHY fuchsia hybrids
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
FUCSS fuchsia species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
GALOD woodruff
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
GEBJA gerbera
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948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
GETLU yellow gentian
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
GGGGG grasses
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
GIKBI ginkgo
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
GLAHY gladiolus hybrids
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
GLXMA soya bean
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
GOSSS cotton
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
GYCGL licorice
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
GYPSS Gypsophila, tall
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
HCHSA Coral bells
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
HELAN sunflower, common
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
HELTU topinambur
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
HEUXX hay
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
HIBCA kenaf
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
HIBRS hibiscus
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
HIBSA Jamaica sorrel
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
HIORH buckthorn, sea
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
HORVS spring barley
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
HORVW winter barley
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
HORVX barley
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
HUMLU hop
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948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
HYEMA hydrangea, french
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
HYESS hydrangea
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
HYPPE common St. John's wort
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
HYPSS hypericum
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
HYSOF hyssop
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ILEPA maté
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
INUHE elecampane
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ISATI wood, dyer's
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
IUGRE walnut
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
IUPSS juniper
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
KANSS Kalanchoe
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LACSA iceberg lettuce
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LACSC head lettuce
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LACSO Roman lettuce
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LACSP cutting lettuce
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LACSR cos lettuce
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LACSS lettuce
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LAXSS European larch
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LECCA motherwort
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LENCU lentil
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948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LENED shiitake mushroom
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LEPSA cress
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LEWOF lovage
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LGNSI bottle gourd
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LIGOV privet (oval-leaved)
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LIGVU common privet
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LILSS lilium species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LIRSS Liatris
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LIUUT linseed
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LOLBO hybrid ryegrass
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LOLMG annual ryegrass
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LOLMU Italian ryegrass
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LOLPE perennial ryegrass
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LOLSS ryegrass species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LOTSS bird's-foot trefoil species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LTSSS gay-feather
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LUPAL white lupin
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LUPAN blue lupin
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LUPLU yellow lupin
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LUPSS lupin species
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948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LURNO sweet bay
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
LYPES tomato
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MABSD apple
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MAJHO marjoram
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MALSI large-flowered mallow
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MALVE Chinese mallow
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MANES Cassava
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MATCH wild chamomile
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MATSS chamomille
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MCDSS macadamia nut species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MEDSA alfalfa
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MEDSS alfalfa species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MENPI peppermint
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MENSC curled mint
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MENSP spearmint
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MENSS mint species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MEUOF ribbed melilot
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MISSS silver grass
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MLSOF lemon balm
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MNGIN mango
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948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MORAL white mulberry
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MORNI black mulberry
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MORRU red mulberry
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MORSS mulberry species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MSPGE medlar, common
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MUBSS banana
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MYIFR nutmeg
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
MYOSS forget-me-not
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NAASS watercress
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NIGSA black cumin
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NIOTA tobacco
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNEXP expeller
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNFHS oily seeds
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNGEF cereal products (flakes)
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNGEM cereal products (flours)
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNGEZ cereal products
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNGKL bran
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNGRA pearl barley
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNGRI semolina
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNGSC coarse meal
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948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNKGS clover-grass
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNKNG tuberous plants (ornamental plants)
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNLGT pulses (dried)
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNAA spice plants
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNAC field crops
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNAK aromatic herbs
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNAP medicinal plants
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNBA woody nursery plants
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNBZ bulbs
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNFW grassland, pasture, meadow
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNFZ cultivated fungi
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNGD green manure plants
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNGE cereals (barley, oats, rye, triticale, wheat)
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNGR greening plants
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNHF oat flakes
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNHP root crop
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNKB leafy brassicas
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNKF fresh herbs
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNKK headed brassicas (white, red, oxheart, savoy cabbage and Brussels sprouts)
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNKL flowering brassicas
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948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNKO headed brassica (white, red, oxheart, savoy cabbage and Brussels sprouts)
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNKR herbs
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNKS head lettuce
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNLF fodder legumes
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNLG pulse crops
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNLK clover species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNMK grain mixtures
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNOB berries
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNOG fruit plants
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNOH raspberry-like berries
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNOJ currant-like berries
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNOK pome fruit
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNOL oilseed
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNON nuts
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNOO fruit crops
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNOS stone fruits
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNRA rocket species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNSA spinach and related species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNSS lettuce species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNSZ bulb crops
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948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNTE tea
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNTK tea herbs
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNTZ tea-like produkts
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNVB leafy vegetables
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNVF fruit vegetables
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNVK leafy vegetables and fresh herbs
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNVL leafy and stem vegetables
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNVS shoot vegetables
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNVV vegetables
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNVW root and tuber vegetables
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNWL deciduous trees
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNWN conifers
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNWW forest plants
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNZA summer flowers
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNZB balcony plants
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNZC ornamental conifers
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNZD ornamental herbaceous perennial plants
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNZE woody foliage ornamentals
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNZG woody ornamentals
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNZI in-house plants
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948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNZJ bulbous plants (ornamentals)
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNZS cut flowers
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNZT potted plants
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNZW lawn
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNNZZ ornamentals
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNSSS starch
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNSTG shrub-grass
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNTRG dried vegetables
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNTRO dried fruit
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNVGR products for storage
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNVVV storage protection
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNWBF wild berries and fruits
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
NNWFU wild mushrooms
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
OCIBA basil, sweet
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
OCISS basil species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
OEOBI common evening primrose
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
OLVSS olive
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ONOSP spiny restharrow
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ORIVU wild majoram
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
OROSA serradella
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948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ORYSA rice
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PANMI common millet
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PAPSO opium poppy
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PARCR garden parsley
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PARCT turnip-rooted parsley
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PAVSA wild parsnip
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PEDHY butterbur
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PELPE pelargonium, ivy-leaved
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PELSS pelargonium species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PELZO pelargonium, zonal
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PEUHY petunia hybrids
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PHCTA phacelia, tansy
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PHLPR timothy
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PHLSS cat's tail
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PHSCO runner bean
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PHSVN dwarf French bean
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PHSVV climbing French bean
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PHXDA date
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PHYSS groundcherry species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PIAVE pistachio
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948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PIBSA field pea
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PIBSM wrinkled pea
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PIBST pea
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PIBSV shelling pea
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PIBSZ edible-podded pea
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PIEPU Colorado blue spruce
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PIESS spruce
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PIMAN anise
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PIMSA burnet saxifrage
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PIMSS burnet
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PIUPN pine, stone
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PIUSS pine
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PLALA plantain, narrow-leaved
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PLEOS oyster mushroom
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PMTDI allspice
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PNXGI Asiatic ginseng
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PNXQU American ginseng
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PNXSS ginseng species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
POAPR smooth-stalked meadow grass
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
POASS poa species
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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
POPSS poplar
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
POROL common purslane
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
POROS garden purslane
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
POXSS moss phlox
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PPPPP millet
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PRISS primrose species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PRIVU common primrose
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PRNAR apricot
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PRNAV sweet cherry
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PRNCE sour cherry
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PRNDA bitter almond
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PRNDD damson plum
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PRNDI greengage
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PRNDO plum
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PRNDS Syrian plum
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PRNDU sweet almond
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PRNPS peach
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PRNSN blackthorn
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PSTME Douglas fir
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PYSSS Physostegia species
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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
PYUCO pear
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
QUESS oak
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RAPSN radish, garden
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RAPSO oil radish
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RAPSR radish, small
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RBITI madder, common
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RDORO rose-root
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RESLT woad, wild
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
REYSA giant knotweed
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RHEPA Turkey rhubarb
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RHERH rhubarb
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RHOSI rhododendron indicum sweet (potted azalea)
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RHOSS rhododendron (Rhododendron spec.)
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RIBNG jostaberry
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RIBNI blackcurrant
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RIBRU redcurrant
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RIBRW white currant
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RIBUC gooseberry
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RMSOF rosemary, garden
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ROSSS roses
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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RUAGR garden rue
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RUBFR blackberry
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RUBID raspberry
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RUBLO loganberry
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RUDPU purple coneflower
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RUDSS coneflower
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RUMAC dock, sour
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RUMAH garden sorrel
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
RUMCR dock, curly
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SALOF sage, common
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SALSC clary sage
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SAMNI elder, common
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SANMI salad burnet
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SANOF great burnet
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SANSS burnet species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SAXSS willow species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SAXVI osier willow
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SCVHI black salsify
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SECCE rye
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SECCS spring rye
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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SECCW winter rye
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SEGIN common sesame
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SENCR florist's cineraria
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SETIT foxtail millet
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SINAL white mustard
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SINSS mustard species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SLYMA holy thistle
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SNNHY Gloxinia-hybrids
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SOLME aubergine
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SOLMU melon pear
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SOLTU potato
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SOOVI common golden rod
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SORSS sorghum
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SOUAU mountain ash, common
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SOUDO sorb
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SPQOL spinach
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SPVVH spiraea
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
STIHO summer savory
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
STIMO perennial savory
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
STRRO sweet chestnut
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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SYPCH snowberry
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
SYZAR clove
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TAGER African marigold
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TAROF dandelion, common
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TARSS dandelion
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
THOCA cocoa
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
THUOC Northern white cedar
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
THYVU thyme, garden
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TILSS lime species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TOPMA nasturtium, common
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TRFAL berseem clover
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TRFHY alsike clover
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TRFIN carnation clover
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TRFPR red clover
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TRFRE white clover
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TRFRS Persian clover
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TRKFG fenugreek, common
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TRKMC sweet trefoil
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TROPO vegetable oyster
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TRXFL golden oat grass
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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TRZAS spring soft wheat
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TRZAW winter soft wheat
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TRZAX soft wheat
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TRZDS spring durum wheat
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TRZDU durum wheat
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TRZDW winter durum wheat
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TRZSP spelt
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TRZSS wheat
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TTLSO spring triticale
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TTLSS triticale
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TTLWI winter triticale
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TULSS tulip species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
TUSFA coltsfoot
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
URTDI common nettle
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
URTSS nettle species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
URTUR small nettle
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
VACCO blueberry, highbush
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
VACMA cranberry, American
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
VACOX mossberry
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
VACSS blueberry species
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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
VALOF valerian, common
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
VANPL vanilla, common
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
VEBHY verbena hybrids
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
VERSS speedwell
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
VESSS mullein
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
VICFJ broad bean
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
VICFM field bean
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
VICSA common vetch
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
VICSS vetch species
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
VICVI downy vetch
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
VIOWH garden pansy
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
VITVI grape vine
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
VITVR raisin
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
VIXAC monk's peppertree
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
VLLLO lamb`s lettuce
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
YCEST stored cereals
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
YGLES railway tracks
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
YLAGE logs
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
YLAGL timber storage
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
YLAGS timber storage
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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
YLAGX timber in open storage
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
YMBAM developed areas with trees and bushes
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
YNIGF non-agricultural grassland
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
YNKOB non-cultivated land without woody plants
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
YOBAM developed areas without trees and bushes
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
YRAUM rooms
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
YSACK bags
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
YSTBN rape stubble
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
YSTEG cereal stubble
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
YSTIL unproductive areas
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
YSTZE maize stubble
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
YWEGE walks
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
YXBAM walks and places
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ZEAMS sugar maize
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ZEAMX maize
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ZIIEL zinnia
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ZINOF ginger
948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended
EPPO code)
ZZZZZ cultivated plants
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