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Ecotoxicology Results - Water
Ecotoxicology Results – Water
Adverse effects were observed at environmentally relevant concentrations. Microalgae and zooplankton were affected at concentrations corresponding to those acceptable under current regulation, which is the predicted environmental concentration (PEC) in water. In fish, one mixture caused effects at the same levels as those detected in water samples, corresponding to the measured environmental concentration (MEC).
Microalgae
Percentage of Raphidocelis subcapitata growth in relation to solvent control. Microalgae were exposed to median environmental concentration (MEC), predicted environmental concentration (PEC), three times PEC (3PEC), and five times PEC (5PEC). The error bars represent the standard deviation.
AR = Argentina; CH = Switzerland; CZ = Czech Republic; DK = Denmark; ES = Spain; FR = France; HR = Croatia; IT = Italy; NL = The Netherlands; PT = Portugal; SI = Slovenia.
Zooplankton
Percentage of immobilized animals in relation to solvent control for Daphnia magna (bottom) and Daphnialongispina. Daphnids were exposed to median environmental concentration (MEC), predicted environmental concentration (PEC), three times PEC (3PEC), and five times PEC (5PEC). The error bars represent the standard deviation.
AR = Argentina; CH = Switzerland; CZ = Czech Republic; DK = Denmark; ES = Spain; FR = France; HR = Croatia; IT = Italy; NL = The Netherlands; PT = Portugal; SI = Slovenia.
Fish
Percentage survival of the zebrafish Danio rerio in relation to solvent control. Fish were exposed to median environmental concentration (MEC), predicted environmental concentration (PEC), three times PEC (3PEC), and five times PEC (5PEC). The error bars represent the standard deviation.
AR = Argentina; CH = Switzerland; CZ = Czech Republic; DK = Denmark; ES = Spain; FR = France; HR = Croatia; IT = Italy; NL = The Netherlands; PT = Portugal; SI = Slovenia.
