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Ecological risks – Water – Argentina
After calculation of the risk quotient for each pesticide in the water samples, the median (on the left) and mean (on the right) values for each pesticide in the samples were calculated. The stacked bars show the contribution of each pesticide to the overall RQ in samples from conventional and organic farms. The safety threshold value of 0.1 is presented in the dashed line.
Risk quotients of individual pesticides detected in water samples. Each column represents a different water sample (no sample labels are shown to keep anonymization), and ∑RQ shows the sum of the risks from all pesticides in that sample.
