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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 3 International ISO code for countries of the world EE Estonia 3 International ISO code for countries of the world EG Egypt

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 3 International ISO code for countries of the world ZW Zimbabwe 4 Area of application for the 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 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 FC Container outdoors 4 Area of application for the plant protection product FD Manure beds 4 Area of application for the plant protection product FH Hedges 4 Area of application for the plant protection product FK For storage outdoors under gas-tight 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 FQ Blocks of trees 4 Area of application for the plant protection product FR Soil substrate under gas-tight film 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 FYG Shallow storage in sufficiently gasprooved rooms 4 Area of application for the plant protection product FZ Outdoors, felled wood 4 Area of application for the plant protection product FZF Outdoors, felled wood in plastic film storages 4 Area of application for the plant protection product JF seedling production (outdoors) 4 Area of application for the plant protection product JS seedling production (sorting halls) 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 4 Area of application for the plant protection product KD Pressure chamber

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 KÄ Atmospheric pressure chamber with circulatory system 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 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 NF1 green spaces and open land at airport 4 Area of application for the plant protection product NF2 agriculturally or horticulturally used green spaces and open land at airport 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 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 NT The edge of raods adjacent to agricultural or forestry areas 4 Area of application for the plant protection product NU Embankment areas adjacent to agricultural or forestry areas 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 4 Area of application for the plant protection product OX Water bodies, dry 4 Area of application for the plant protection product RA Empty bags in sufficiently gas-tight 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 gas-tight canvas and plastic film 4 Area of application for the plant protection product RG in granaries in sufficiently gasprooved rooms 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 RLG in empty sufficiently gasprooved 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 gas-tight canvas 4 Area of application for the plant protection product RPB for storage under gas-tight canvas on gas-tight floors (adequately gas-tight in terms of TRGS 512) 4 Area of application for the plant protection product RPW in piles of sacks for storage under gas-tight canvas on gas-tight floors or in gas-tight rooms (adequately gas-tight terms of TRGS 512) 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 gas-tight canvas or in sufficiently gas-tight 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 Standing areas (outdoors) 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 Gas-tight silo unit with circulatory fumigation 4 Area of application for the plant protection product SL Empty silo units

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 4 Area of application for the plant protection product SO Gas-tight silo unit without circulatory fumigation 4 Area of application for the plant protection product SR Standing areas (in rooms) 4 Area of application for the plant protection product SU Standing areas (greenhouse) 4 Area of application for the plant protection product TA Forced cultivation 4 Area of application for the plant protection product TG Enclosure 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 UG greenhouse 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 UR greenhouses, rooms 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 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 VP packaging for transport 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 WB tree nurseries 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 WP enclosures and forest nurseries

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 4 Area of application for the plant protection product WR Christmas trees and ornamental branches 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 Z11 Rooms and conservatories 4 Area of application for the plant protection product Z6 Rooms, offices and conservatories 4 Area of application for the plant protection product Z7 Balconies and patios 4 Area of application for the plant protection product Z8 Balconies 4 Area of application for the plant protection product ZX Rooms and offices 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0000000 Food of plant origin 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0100000 Fruit fresh or frozen; nuts 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 01020000 ilk and cream, not concentrated, nor containing added sugar or sweetening matter, butter and other fats derived from milk, cheese and curd 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110000 Citrus fruits 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110010 Grapefruits 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110010-002 Shaddocks/pomelos 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110010-003 Sweeties/oroblancos 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110010-004 Tangelolos 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110010-005 Tangelos (except minneolas)/Ugli® 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110010-990 Other hybrids of Citrus paradisi, not elsewhere mentioned 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110020 Oranges 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110020-001 Bergamots 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110020-002 Bitter oranges/sour oranges 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110020-003 Blood oranges 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110020-004 Cara caras 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110020-005 Chinottos 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110020-006 Trifoliate oranges 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110020-990 Other hybrids of Citrus sinensis, not elsewhere mentioned 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110030 Lemons 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110030-001 Buddha's hands/Buddha's fingers 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110030-002 Citrons

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110040 Limes 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110040-001 Indian sweet limes/Palestine sweet limes 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110040-002 Kaffir limes 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110040-003 Sweet limes/mosambis 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110040-004 Tahiti limes 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110050 Mandarins 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110050-001 Calamondins 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110050-002 Clementines 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110050-003 Cleopatra mandarins 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110050-004 Minneolas 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110050-005 Satsumas 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110050-006 Tangerines/dancy mandarins 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110050-007 Tangors 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110050-990 Other hybrids of Citrus reticulata, not elsewhere mentioned 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0110990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0120000 Tree nuts 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0120010 Almonds 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0120010-001 Apricot kernels 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0120010-002 Bitter almonds 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0120010-003 Canarium nuts/galip nuts 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0120020 Brazil nuts 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0120030 Cashew nuts 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0120040 Chestnuts 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0120050 Coconuts 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0120050-001 Betel nuts 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0120060 Hazelnuts/cobnuts 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0120060-001 Acorns 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0120060-002 Filberts 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0120070 Macadamia 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0120080 Pecans 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0120080-001 Hickory nuts

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0120090 Pine nut kernels 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0120090-001 Pine nut kernels from other species than Pinus pinea 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0120090-002 Pine nut kernels from other species than Pinus pinea 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0120100 Pistachios 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0120110 Walnuts 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0120990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0130000 Pome fruits 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0130010 Apples 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0130020 Pears 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0130030 Quinces 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0130040 Medlars 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0130050 Loquat/Japanese medlars 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0130990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0140000 Stone fruits 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0140010 Apricots 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0140020 Cherries (sweet) 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0140030 Peaches 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0140040 Plums 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0140990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0150000 Berries and small fruits 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0151000 Grapes 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0151010 Table grapes 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0151020 Wine grapes 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0152000 Strawberries 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0153000 Cane fruits 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0153010 Blackberries 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0153020 Dewberries 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0153030 Raspberries (red and Yellow) 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0153990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0154000 Other small fruit & berries 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0154010 Blueberries

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0154020 Cranberries 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0154030 Currants (black, red and white) 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0154040 Gooseberries (green, red and yellow) 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0154050 Rose hips 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0154060 Mulberries 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0154070 Azaroles/Mediteranean medlars) 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0154080 Elderberries 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0154990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0160000 Miscellaneous fruit with 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0161000 edible peel 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0161010 Dates 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0161020 Figs 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0161030 Table olives 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0161040 Kumquats 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0161050 Carambolas 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0161060 Kaki/Japanes persimmons 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0161070 Jambuls/jambolans 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0161990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0162000 inedible peel, small 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0162010 Kiwi (green, red, yellow) 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0162020 Litchis/lychees 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0162030 Passion fruits/maracujas 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0162040 Prickly pears/cactus fruits 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0162050 Star apples 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0162060 American persimmons/Virginia kaki 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0162990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0163000 inedible peel, large 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0163010 Avocados 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0163020 Bananas 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0163030 Mangoes 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0163040 Papayas

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0163050 Granate apples/pomegranates 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0163060 Cherimoyas 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0163070 Guavas 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0163080 Pineapples 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0163090 Breadfruits 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0163100 Durians 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0163110 Soursops/guanabanas 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0163990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0200000 Vegetables fresh or frozen 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0210000 and tuber vegetables 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0211000 Potatoes 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0212000 Tropical root and tuber vegetables 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0212010 Cassava /manioc 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0212020 Sweet potatoes 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0212030 Yams 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0212040 Arrowroots 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0212990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0213000 Other root and tuber vegetables except sugar beets 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0213010 Beetroots 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0213020 Carrots 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0213030 Celeriacs/turnip rooted celeries 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0213040 Horseradish 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0213050 Jerusalem artichokes 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0213060 Parsnips 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0213070 Parsley roots/Hamburg parslay roots 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0213080 Radishes 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0213090 Salsifies 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0213100 Swedes/rutabagas 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0213110 Turnips 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0213990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0220000 Bulb Vegetables

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0220010 Garlic 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0220020 Onions 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0220030 Shallots 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0220040 Spring onions/green onions and Welsh onions 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0220990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0230000 Fruiting Vegetables 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0231000 Solanacea 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0231010 Tomatoes 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0231020 Sweet peppers/bell peppers 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0231030 Aubergines/egg plants 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0231040 Okras/lady's fingers 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0231990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0232000 Cucurbits with edible peel 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0232010 Cucumbers 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0232020 Gherkins 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0232030 Courgettes 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0232990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0233000 Cucurbits with inedible peel 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0233010 Melons 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0233020 Pumpkins 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0233030 Watermelons 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0233990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0234000 Sweet corn 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0239000 Other fruiting vegetables 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0240000 Brassica vegetables (excluding brassica roots and brassica baby leaf crops) 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0241000 Flowering brassica 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0241010 Broccoli 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0241020 Cauliflowers 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0241990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0242000 Head brassica

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0242010 Brussels sprouts 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0242020 Head cabbages 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0242990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0243000 Leafy brassica 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0243010 Chinese cabbages/pe-tsai 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0243020 Kales 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0243990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0244000 Kohlrabies 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0250000 Leaf vegetables, herbs and edible flowers 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0251000 Lettuce and salad plants 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0251010 Lamb's lettuces/corn salads 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0251020 Lettuces 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0251030 Scaroles/broad-leaf endives 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0251040 Cresses and other sprouts and shoots 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0251050 Land cresses 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0251060 Roman rocket/rucola 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0251070 Red mustards 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0251080 Baby leaf crops (including brassica species) 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0251990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0252000 spinaches and similar leaves 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0252010 Spinach 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0252020 Purslanes 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0252030 Chards/beet leaves 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0252990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0253000 Grape leaves and similar leaves 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0254000 Watercresses 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0255000 Witloof/Belgian endives 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0256000 Herbs and edible flowers 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0256010 Chervil 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0256020 Chives 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0256030 Celery leaves

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0256040 Parsley 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0256050 Sage 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0256060 Rosemary 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0256070 Thyme 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0256080 Basil and edible flowers 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0256090 Laurel/bay leave 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0256100 Tarragon 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0256990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0260000 Legume vegetables 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0260010 Beans (with pods) 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0260020 Beans (without pods) 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0260030 Peas (with pods) 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0260040 Peas (without pods) 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0260050 Lentils 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0260990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0270000 Stem vegetables 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0270010 Asparagus 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0270020 Cardoons 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0270030 Celeries 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0270040 Florence fennels 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0270050 Globe artichokes 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0270060 Leeks 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0270070 Rhubarb 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0270080 Bamboo shoots 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0270090 Palm hearts 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0270990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0280000 Fungi, mosses and lichens 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0280010 Cultivated fungi 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0280020 Wild fungi 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0280990 Mosses and lichens 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0290000 Algae and prokaryotes organisms

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0300000 Pulses 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0300010 Beans 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0300020 Lentils 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0300030 Peas 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0300040 Lupins/lupini beans 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0300990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0400000 Oilseeds and oilfruits 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0401000 Oilseeds 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0401010 Linseeds 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0401020 Peanuts/groundnuts 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0401030 Poppy seeds 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0401040 Sesame seed 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0401050 Sunflower seeds 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0401060 Rapeseeds/canola seeds 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0401070 Soyabeans 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0401080 Mustard seeds 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0401090 Cotton seeds 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0401100 Pumpkin seeds 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0401110 Safflower seeds 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0401120 Borage seeds 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0401130 Gold of pleasure seeds 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0401140 Hemp seeds 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0401150 Castor beans 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0401990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0402000 Oilfruits 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0402010 Olives for oil production 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0402020 Oil palms kernels 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0402030 Palmfruit 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0402040 Kapok 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0402990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0500000 Cereals

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0500010 Barley 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0500020 Buckwheat and other pseudo-cereals 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0500030 Maize/corn 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0500040 Common millet/proso millet 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0500050 Oat 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0500060 Rice 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0500070 Rye 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0500080 Sorghum 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0500090 Wheat 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0500990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0600000 Teas, Coffee, Herbal Iinfusions, Cocoa and Carobs 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0610000 Teas 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0620000 Coffee beans 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0630000 Herbal infusions from 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0631000 Flowers 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0631010 Chamomile 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0631020 Hibiscus/roselle 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0631030 Rose 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0631040 Jasmin 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0631050 Lime/linden 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0631990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0632000 Leaves and Herbs 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0632010 Strawberry 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0632020 Rooibos 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0632030 Mate/Maté 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0632990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0633000 Roots 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0633010 Valerian 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0633020 Ginseng 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0633990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0639000 Any other parts of the plant

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0640000 Cocoa beans 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0650000 Carobs/Saint John's breads 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0700000 Hops 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0800000 Spices 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0810000 Seed spices 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0810050 Cumin 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0810060 Dill 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0810070 Fennel 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0810080 Fenugreek 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0810090 Nutmeg 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0810990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0820000 Fruit spices 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0820010 Allspice/pimento 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0820020 Sichuan pepper 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0820030 Caraway 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0820040 Cardamom 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0820050 Juniper berry 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0820060 Peppercorn (black, green and white) 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0820070 Vanilla 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0820080 Tamarind 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0820990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0830000 Bark spices 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0830010 Cinnamon 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0830990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0840000 Roots and Spices 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0840010 Liquorice 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0840020 Ginger 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0840030 Turmeric/Curcuma 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0840040 Horseradish 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0840990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0850000 Bud spices

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0850010 Cloves 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0850020 Capers 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0850990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0860000 Flower pistil spices 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0860010 Saffron 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0860990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0870000 Aril spices 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0870010 Mace 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0870990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0900000 Sugar Plants 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0900010 Sugar beet roots 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0900020 Sugar canes 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0900030 Chicory roots 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 0900990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1000000 Products of animal origin - terrestrial animals 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1010000 Tissue from 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1011000 Swine 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1011010 Muscle 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1011020 Fat tissue 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1011030 Liver 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1011040 Kidney 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1011050 Edible offals (other than liver and kidney) 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1011990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1012000 Bovine 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1012010 Muscle 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1012020 Fat tissue 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1012030 Liver 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1012040 Kidney 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1012050 Edible offals (other than liver and kidney) 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1012990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1013000 Sheep

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1013010 Muske 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1013020 Fat tissue 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1013030 Liver 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1013040 Kidney 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1013050 Edible offals (other than liver and kidney) 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1013990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1014000 Goat 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1014010 Muscle 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1014020 Fat tissue 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1014030 Liver 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1014040 Kidney 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1014050 Edible offals (other than liver and kidney) 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1014990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1015000 Equine 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1015010 Muscle 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1015020 Fat tissue 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1015030 Liver 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1015040 Kidney 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1015050 Edible offals (other than liver and kidney) 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1015990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1016000 Poultry 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1016010 Muscle 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1016020 Fat tissue 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1016030 Liver 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1016040 Kidney 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1016050 Edible offals (other than liver and kidneys) 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1016990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1017000 Other farmed terristrial animals 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1017010 Muscle 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1017020 Fat tissue 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1017030 Liver

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1017040 Kidney 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1017050 Edible offals (other than liver and kidneys) 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1017990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1020000 Milk 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1020010 Cattle 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1020020 Sheep 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1020030 Goat 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1020040 Horse 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1020990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1030000 Birds eggs 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1030010 Chicken 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1030020 Duck 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1030030 Goose 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1030040 Quail 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1030990 Others 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1040000 Honey 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1050000 Amphibians and Reptiles 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1060000 Terrestrial invertebrate animals 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1070000 Wild errestrial vertebrate animals 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1100000 PRoducts of animal origin - Fish, fish products and any other marine and freshwater food products 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1200000 Crops or part of crops exclusively used for animal feed production 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed 1300000 Processed food productions 10 FAO classification of food and animal feed ??????? Code to be defined 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 21 Use category for plant protection products and active ? Code to be defined substances 21 Use category for plant protection products and active A Acaricide substances 21 Use category for plant protection products and active B Bactericide substances 21 Use category for plant protection products and active C Disinfectant substances 21 Use category for plant protection products and active D Fertilizer substances 21 Use category for plant protection products and active E Pheromone substances 21 Use category for plant protection products and active F Fungicide substances 21 Use category for plant protection products and active G Synergist substances 21 Use category for plant protection products and active H Herbicide substances 21 Use category for plant protection products and active I Insecticide substances 21 Use category for plant protection products and active L Glue, sealing wax substances 21 Use category for plant protection products and active M Molluscicide substances 21 Use category for plant protection products and active N Nematocide substances 21 Use category for plant protection products and active P Repellent substances 21 Use category for plant protection products and active R Rodenticide substances 21 Use category for plant protection products and active S Safener substances

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 21 Use category for plant protection products and active V Viricide substances 21 Use category for plant protection products and active W Plant growth regulator substances 21 Use category for plant protection products and active X Others substances 21 Use category for plant protection products and active Y Plant resistance improver substances 21 Use category for plant protection products and active Z Adjuvant substances 22 Type of formulation for plant protection products ?? Code to be defined 22 Type of formulation for plant protection products AE Aerosol dispenser 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 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 products DS Powder for dry seed treatment 22 Type of formulation for plant protection products DT Tablet for direct application 22 Type of formulation for plant protection products EC Emulsifiable concentrate 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 FG Fine granule 22 Type of formulation for plant protection products FS Flowable concentrate for seed treatment 22 Type of formulation for plant protection products FU Smoke generator 22 Type of formulation for plant protection products GA Gas packed in pessure bottle/tank

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 22 Type of formulation for plant protection products GB Granular bait 22 Type of formulation for plant protection products GD Gel for direct application 22 Type of formulation for plant protection products GE Gas generating product 22 Type of formulation for plant protection products GL Emulsifiable gel 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 LB Long lasting storage bag 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 ME Micro-emulsion 22 Type of formulation for plant protection products MR Matrix release 22 Type of formulation for plant protection products OD Oil dispersion 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 PR Plant rodlet 22 Type of formulation for plant protection products RB Bait (ready for use) 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 products ST Water soluble tablet

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active %% % substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active %G weight-% substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active %V vol.-% substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ?? Code to be defined substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active AD dispenser per ha substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active AH ampulla(e) per ha substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active B1 g per 10 cm balcony box substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active B3 g per den substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active C5 mL/m² and per m crown height substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active C6 g/100 m² and per m crown height substance content and packaging size

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active C7 mL/100 m² and per m crown height substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active C71 mL/100 m² and per m crown height with maximum crown height of substance content and packaging size 2 m 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active C8 mL/t/day substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CA mL/100 m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CB mL per 100 mL substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CD mL/dt substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CE mL per unit seeds substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CF mL per 100 kg seeds substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CG mL per kg seeds substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CH mL/ha substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CK mL/kg substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CL mL/L substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CM mL/m substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CN mL per L nutrient solution substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CO mL per cm trunk diameter substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CO1 mL per 10 cm trunk circumference substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CP mL per 1000 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CQ mL/m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CR mL per 100 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CS mL per piece(s) substance content and packaging size

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CT mL/t substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CTK mL/1000 grains substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CTL mL/100 000 grains of seed substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CTP mL/1000 plants substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CU mL/m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CX mL substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CY mL per 4 m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CY1 mL per 8 m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CZ mL/10 m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CZ1 mL/10 m² and per m crown height substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active CZ2 mL/10 m² and per m plant height substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active D3 g per tin substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active DA tin(s) per 200 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active DB tin(s) per 2000 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active DC tin(s) per 400 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active DD tin(s) per 300 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active DE tin(s) per 150 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active DF tin(s) per 600 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active DG tin(s) per 1000 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active E4 bag(s) per 4 t substance content and packaging size

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active EA bag(s) per 100 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active EH unit seeds per ha substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ET bag(s) per t substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active EY bag(s) per 3 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active G1 g per shoot substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active G3 g per duct substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active G4 g/m² and per m crown height substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active G5 g/ha and per m crown height substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active G6 g h/m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GA g per 100 m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GC g per 100 L substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GD g/dt substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GE g per unit seeds substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GH g/ha substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GK g/kg substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GKS g/kg seeds substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GL g/L substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GL5 g/5 L soil substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GLB g/L flower soil substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GLE g/L soil substance content and packaging size

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GLS g/L substrate substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GLWB g/L water per 10 L flower soil substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GM g/m substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GN g/ 100 m grass verge and per 1 m swath width substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GP g per 10 m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GQ g/m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GR g per 100 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GS g per piece(s) substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GT g/t substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GTK g/1000 grain substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GU g/m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GUE g/m³ soil substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GUK g/m³ culture substrate or soil substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GV g per 15 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GV33 g per 33 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GV6 g per 6 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GVE g per packaging unit substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GW g per 10 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active GX g substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active IK mg/kg substance content and packaging size

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active IQ mg/m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active IR mg per 100 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active IS mg/m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active IU IU/mg substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active IX mg substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active K3 g per bait placement substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active K4 mL per bait placement substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active K5 kg/ha and per m crown height substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active K6 kg/ha and per m plant height substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active K7 L/ha depending on frame substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active KA kg/100 m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active KD kg/dt substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active KH kg/ha substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active KL kg per 100 L application liquid substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active KM kg/m substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active KP kg per 1000 plants substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active KQ kg/m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active KS kg per piece(s) substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active KT kg/t substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active KU kg/m³ substance content and packaging size

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active KV kg per 1000 grafts substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active KX kg substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active L1 L/100 t substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active L3 g/hole substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active L4 mL per hole substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active L5 L/ha and per m crown height substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active L6 L/ha and per m plant height substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active L7 L/ha and per m crown height with maximum crown height of 2 m substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active L71 L/100 m² and per m crown height with maximum crown height of 2 substance content and packaging size m 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active LA L/100 m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active LB L/10 m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active LD L/dt substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active LE L per unit seeds substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active LH L/ha substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active LK L/100 m² and per m crown height substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active LL L per 100 L application liquid substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active LM L/m substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active LO L/1000 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active LP L per 1000 plants substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active LQ L/m² substance content and packaging size

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active LR L/100 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active LS L per piece(s) substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active LT L/t substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active LU L/m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active LW L water substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active LX L substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active M2 L per trunk substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active M3 g per trunk substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active M4 mL per trunk substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active M5 mL/ha and per m crown height substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active MD mg per dispenser substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active MF mg per trap substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ML mL per 100 L appplication liquid substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active MLB mL/L flower soil substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active MP mL per 100 L process water substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active MQ m/m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active N2 L per nest substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active N3 g per nest substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active N4 L water per nest substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active NH nets/ha substance content and packaging size

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active O3 g per plant hole substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active O4 mL per plant hole substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active P2 L per plant substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active P3 g per plant substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active P4 mL per plant substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active P5 mL per 4 plants substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active P6 L/100 plants substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active P7 g/100 plants substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active P8 mL/100 plants substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active P9 g/1000 plants substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active PE miniplate per 7,5 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active R1 grains per plant cane substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active RH vines per ha substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active S2 L per stump substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active S3 g per stump substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active S4 mL per stump substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active S5 mL application liquid per stump substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active S6 mL per L substrate substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SA piece(s) per 100 m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SB piece(s) per 40 m³ substance content and packaging size

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SC piece(s) per 50 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SD piece(s) per 100 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SE piece(s) per 500 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SF piece(s) per 660 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SG piece(s) per 1650 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SH piece(s) per ha substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SI piece(s) per 80 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SJ piece(s) per 33 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SK piece(s) per 700 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SL piece(s) per L substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SN piece(s) per 35 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SO piece(s) per 30 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SP piece(s) per 10 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SPK spores per kg substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SPL spores per L substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SQ piece(s) per m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ST piece(s) per t substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SU piece(s) per m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SV piece(s) per 40 t substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SX piece(s) substance content and packaging size

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SY piece(s) per 3 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active SZ piece(s) per 6 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active T1 g per 13-cm pot substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active T3 g per pot substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active T4 mL per pot substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active TA tablet substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active TB carrier(s) per tree substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active TH tablet(s) per ha substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active TK tablet(s) per ha and per m crown height substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active TK1 tablet per 10 m² and per m crown height substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active TM tablet per 4 m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active TM1 tablet per 6.25 m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active TM2 tablet per 7 m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active TM3 tablet per 7.5 m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active TM4 tablet per 9 m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active TM5 tablet per 12.5 m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active TM6 tablet per 13 m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active TM7 tablet per 10 m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active TM8 tablet per 20 m² substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active TP tablet per 4 plants substance content and packaging size

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active TP8 tablet per 8 plants substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active TQ2 tablet per 10 m³ substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active TS tablet(s) per L substrate substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active TT tablet(s) per 2 L substrate substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active TX t substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active UG BTTU/g substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active VI genome copies / virus particles per L substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active XA cfu/kg substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active XB cfu/L substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active XG granules per kg substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active XL granules per L substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active XS mL per station substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active Y1 g per m length of duct substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active Y2 g per 3-5 m length of duct substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active Y3 g per 8-10 m length of duct substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active YR g per bark of 1 m³ timber substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active Z0 reference to special receipe substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active Z1 piece(s)(s) per m length of duct substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active Z2 piece(s)(s) per 3-5 m length of duct substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active Z3 piece(s)(s) per 8-10 m length of duct substance content and packaging size

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active Z4 drops per m substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active Z5 piece(s)(s) per 10 m length of duct substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active Z6 piece(s)(s) per 5-7 m length of duct substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active Z7 measuring spoons per duct opening substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active Z8 drops per tree substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ZA plaster(s) per main shoot substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ZB piece(s) per duct substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ZC plaster(s) substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ZD mL per 5 cm diameter in breast height substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ZE plaster(s) per shoot substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ZF piece(s) per trap substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ZG piece(s) per duct substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ZH piece(s) per 5 cm diameter in breast height substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ZK piece(s) per balt placement substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ZL piece(s) per hole substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ZM rod(s) per L substrate substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ZN parts substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ZO rod(s) per L hydroponic substrate substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ZP piece(s) per plant substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ZQ tablet(s) per L substance content and packaging size

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ZR piece(s) per room substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ZS rod(s) per plant substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ZT rod(s) per pot substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ZU piece(s) per 100 m of shore substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ZW rod(s) per L soil substance content and packaging size 25 Unit for application rate, water volume, active ZY piece(s) per L soil substance content and packaging size 27 Application technique ??? Code to be defined 27 Application technique ABL deposit 27 Application technique AFH suspend 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 27 Application technique FBS brushing 27 Application technique FLU flooding 27 Application technique FST wiping or dipping 27 Application technique FXX wiping 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 NKV cold evaporate 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 SOF spraying or foaming 27 Application technique SOG spraying or dousing 27 Application technique SON spraying or fogging 27 Application technique SOR spraying or wiping 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, wiping or dipping 27 Application technique SSR spraying,wiping or dropping 27 Application technique SSS spraying, fine spraying (low volume spraying), wiping or dipping 27 Application technique SXX spraying

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ABFB29 fifth to twenty-ninth treatment

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 ABZB4 second to fourth 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 APK continuous application 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 AW72 autumn application (BBCH 14 - 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 AW82 spring application (BBCH 30- 55) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate AW83 spring application (BBCH 30- 67) 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 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 BC3137 BBCH 31 - 37: 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 BC37A from 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:

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 28 Conditions which influence the application rate BC61 from BBCH 61 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 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)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 exposure time: 3 minutes 28 Conditions which influence the application rate E04H exposure time: 4 hours 28 Conditions which influence the application rate E12H exposure time: 12 hours 28 Conditions which influence the application rate E16H exposure time: 16 hours 28 Conditions which influence the application rate E30S exposure time: 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 ERL harmful organisms easy to inactivate 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ERM harmful organisms medium difficult to inactivate 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ERS harmful organisms difficult to inactivate 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES068 BBCH 68: 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES09 BBCH 09: 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES11 BBCH 11: 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES13 BBCH 13: 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES16 BBCH 16-54 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES17 BBCH 17: 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES37 BBCH 37 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES39 BBCH 39:

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES51 BBCH 51-61: 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES55 BBCH 55-67 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES57 BBCH 57: 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES60 BBCH 60: 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES61 BBCH 61: 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES65 BBCH 65-69: 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES68 BBCH 68-69 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES69 BBCH 69: 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES71 BBCH 71: 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES72 BBCH 71-75: 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES73 BBCH 73: 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES75 BBCH 75: 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES81 BBCH 81: 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ES83 BBCH 83-85: 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) 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 wiping 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 GR100 plant height up to 1 m 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 GRL050 treatment for up to 50 cm foliage height 28 Conditions which influence the application rate GRL100 treatment for max. 100 cm foliage height 28 Conditions which influence the application rate GRL125 treatment for 50 - 125 cm foliage height 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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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 KH14 from 10 - 40 cm height of the potatos 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 LWF application rate per leaf wall area 28 Conditions which influence the application rate MD12 up to 12 month period of protection 28 Conditions which influence the application rate MD3 up to 3 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 OFG for smooth surfaces 28 Conditions which influence the application rate OFR for rough surfaces 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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: 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 <15 °C 28 Conditions which influence the application rate TO10 10- to 12-cm-pot 28 Conditions which influence the application rate TO13 13- to 15-cm-pot 28 Conditions which influence the application rate TO16 16- to 18-cm-pot 28 Conditions which influence the application rate TO19 19- to 20-cm-pot 28 Conditions which influence the application rate TO21 21- to 23-cm-pot 28 Conditions which influence the application rate TO4 pot up to 13 cm diameter or per 10 cm legth of balcony box 28 Conditions which influence the application rate TO5 10- to 11-cm-pot 28 Conditions which influence the application rate TO6 pot up to 20 cm diameter 28 Conditions which influence the application rate TO7 pot up to 30 cm diameter 28 Conditions which influence the application rate UD2 in weed stage D2 (=BBCH 12) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate UD4 in weed stage D4 (=BBCH 14) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate UD6 in weed stage D6 (=BBCH 16)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 28 Conditions which influence the application rate UH1 weeds up to 15 cm height 28 Conditions which influence the application rate UH2 weeds more than 15 cm height 28 Conditions which influence the application rate UH3 weeds more than 20 cm height 28 Conditions which influence the application rate UH4 weeds up to 25 cm height 28 Conditions which influence the application rate UH5 weeds more than 25 cm height 28 Conditions which influence the application rate UH6 weeds up to 10 cm height 28 Conditions which influence the application rate UH7 weeds up to 20 cm height 28 Conditions which influence the application rate US2 in 2- up to 3-leaf-stage of weeds 28 Conditions which influence the application rate UTT undiluted painting or dipping 28 Conditions which influence the application rate UTX undiluted painting 28 Conditions which influence the application rate UXT undiluted dipping 28 Conditions which influence the application rate V01 ULV-application 28 Conditions which influence the application rate V02 high-pressure application 28 Conditions which influence the application rate V03 low-pressure application 28 Conditions which influence the application rate VED third vector spraying 28 Conditions which influence the application rate VEE first vector spraying 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 28 Conditions which influence the application rate WD6 Duration of protection: 150 days 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 ZTP10 timing 1 (BBCH 00 - 08) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP11 timing 1 (until BBCH 12) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP112 timing 1 (BBCH 12 - 30) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP2 timing 2: 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP20 timing 2 (BBCH 09 - 13) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP21 timing 2 (BBCH 13 - 14) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP216 timing 2 (BBCH 16 - 30) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP22 timing 2 (until BBCH 14) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP23 timing 2 (BBCH 10) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP24 timing 2 and 3 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP25 timing 2 (BBCH 51) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP3 timing 3: 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP30 timing 3 (BBCH 15 - 18) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP31 timing 3 (BBCH 12)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP34 timing 4: 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP35 timing 5: 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP36 timing 6: 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP37 timing 3 (BBCH 61) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP4 timing 1 (BBCH 14 - 18) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP40 timing 1 (BBCH 10 - 12) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP41 timing 1 (BBCH 30 - 39) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP5 timing 2 (BBCH 39 - 55) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP51 timing 2 (BBCH 40 - 59) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP52 timing 2 (BBCH 40 - 69) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP6 timing 1 (BBCH 12 - 18) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP61 timing 1 (BBCH 13 - 20) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP7 timing 2 (BBCH 30 - 59) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP71 timing 2 (BBCH 21 - 59) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP8 timing 1 (BBCH 55 - 76 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP81 timing 1 (BBCH 57 - 73) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP9 timing 2 (BBCH 77 - 85) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTP91 timing 2 (BBCH 73 - 79) 28 Conditions which influence the application rate ZTPN timing 1 (after planting) 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 00307 March to July 30 Timing of the application 00309 March to September 30 Timing of the application 00310 March to October

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 00912 September to December 30 Timing of the application 00913 September to April 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 01203 December to March 30 Timing of the application 0203W 2-3 weeks 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 30 Timing of the application 1B08B12 1st treatment at a terminal shoot length of 8-12 cm 30 Timing of the application 1B1014 1st treatment: BBCH 10-14 30 Timing of the application 1B1059 1st treatment: BBCH 10-59 30 Timing of the application 1B1213 1st treatment: BBCH 12-13 30 Timing of the application 1B1B4T 1st treatment at 1-4 cm shoot length 30 Timing of the application 1B2931 1st treatment: BBCH 29-31 30 Timing of the application 1B3B7T 1st treatment at 3-7 cm shoot length 30 Timing of the application 1B5155 1st treatment: BBCH 51-55 30 Timing of the application 1B5557 1st treatment: BBCH 55-57 30 Timing of the application 1BASP5 1st treatment at 5 cm length of axillary shoots 30 Timing of the application 1BNUX2W 1st treatment 2-3 weeks after repotting 30 Timing of the application 1BNX2W 1st treatment 2-3 weeks after potting 30 Timing of the application 1BZW5 1st treatment at approximately 5 cm length of new growths 30 Timing of the application 29-32 developmental stages 29-32 30 Timing of the application 2B1218 2nd treatment: BBCH 12-18 30 Timing of the application 2B1416 2nd treatment: BBCH 14-16 30 Timing of the application 2B28B32 2nd treatment at a terminal shoot length of 28-32 cm 30 Timing of the application 2B5155 2nd treatment: BBCH 51-55 30 Timing of the application 2B6081 2nd treatment: BBCH 60-81 30 Timing of the application 2B6163 2nd treatment: BBCH 61-63 30 Timing of the application 2B6165 2nd treatment: BBCH 61-65 30 Timing of the application 3B1719 3rd treatment: BBCH 17-19 30 Timing of the application 3B6567 3rd treatment: BBCH 65-67 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 4B6972 4th treatment: BBCH 69-72 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 AB7D from 7 days 30 Timing of the application ABANJ from seeding year 30 Timing of the application ABB50 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 ABU10 from weed height of 10 cm 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 ASP05 axillary shoots 5 cm long 30 Timing of the application AU after excision 30 Timing of the application AUSBZ except blooming period

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 30 Timing of the application AUSKB except flower bud formation 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 30 Timing of the application B10DVS 10 days before sowing 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 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 B1B4T 1 - 4 cm shoot length 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 B2DNM 2 - 4 days after mowing 30 Timing of the application B2DNS up to 2 days after sowing 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 B3B7T 3 - 7 cm shoot length 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 BEBVW when new vegetative growth begins 30 Timing of the application BEEKC when placing in boxes or containers

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 BEGBP for well rooted plants 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 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 BFC in case of established infestation 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 the end of tillering 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 shoot length of 15 cm 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) 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 BUD10 up to height of weeds of approx. 10 cm 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 BVE up to harvest 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 E harvest 30 Timing of the application E0012 except in whip stage 30 Timing of the application EB end of flowering 30 Timing of the application ESE End of side shoot development 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 H0015 up to 15 cm growth height 30 Timing of the application H0020 up to 20 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 H3070 at 30-70 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)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 INGBE in closely spaced crops 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 K0103 after prior haulm stripping 30 Timing of the application KAOBM not to be used from October to March 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 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 breaking 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 NA34 after emergence (2nd and 3rd treatmant) 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 mechanical cleaning 30 Timing of the application NAKA after emergence of the potatos 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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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 NCU Directly after cutting of weeds 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 use 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 NE15T no more than 15 days 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 NESNL immideately after harvest after gathering into the storage room 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)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 in seeding year 30 Timing of the application NIMPF not in planting year 30 Timing of the application NJ after oviposition 30 Timing of the application NK after planting 30 Timing of the application NKI1W one week after the start of cold induction 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 NUX after repotting 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 O0607 June to July 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 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 OXJ01 beginning of January 30 Timing of the application OXM05 mid May 30 Timing of the application OXX02 February

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 30 Timing of the application OXX03 March 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 OXX12 December 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 for 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 UNMTR directly before the beginning of forced cultivation 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 UNMVV immediatly before placing in the market 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 VGKAL just prior to placing in 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 VORSB before Inflorescence is visible 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 growing season (March to October) 30 Timing of the application W0509 during growing season (May to September) 30 Timing of the application W0510 during growing season (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 growing season up to appearance of flowering whorl 30 Timing of the application WD after warning service appeal

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 30 Timing of the application WDGLP during the entire storage period 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 WSJBM during grading from July till March 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 vegetation period 30 Timing of the application WXVVP before beginning of vegetation 30 Timing of the application WXXVP during growing season 30 Timing of the application WXXWV during growing season (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 dormant period 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 growing season in summer 30 Timing of the application ZB up to flowering

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 30 Timing of the application ZEV up to and including full flowering 30 Timing of the application ZV up to full flower 30 Timing of the application ZW005 new growths are about 5 cm long 30 Timing of the application ZW405 new growths 4 - 5 cm long 30 Timing of the application ZZPAK at the time of ploughing 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species AB018 no-yield stands 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species APAXS No use as baby leaf salad 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species GEGUR gherkin 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KABXX bulb cultivation 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KCSCH chrysanthemums 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO001 grain maize and fodder maize 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO002 grain maize 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0042 seedling production 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0055 destined for clearing 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO006 Christmas trees and ornamental branches 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0125 bedding and pot plants 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO013 Christmas trees 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO016 use as table and wine grape 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0160 use as wine grape 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0161 use as spice 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0162 use as spice and tea-like product 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0170 with edible skin 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0171 with inedible skin 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0172 use with peal; valid also for species and varieties which have normally a non-edible peal at early harvest 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0173 use without peal 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO022 harvested produce intended for storage 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0231 except for seed production 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0232 use of leaves and flowers 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0233 use of fruit and seeds 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO02331 use of seeds

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0234 only seeds are used, no use as green vegetable 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0235 use of roots 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0236 used as medicinal plant 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0237 used as tea-like product 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0239 used as tea leaves 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0240 use as fresh vegetable 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0241 lawn renovation 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0242 grassland renovation 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0245 for grazing or cutting 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0248 crop yieldings 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0250 reproductive material 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO0601 including unripe spelt grain production 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KO111 rapeseed 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KWSXX cultures of Christmas trees and ornamental branches 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KXSXX cultures of ornamental branches 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species KXWXX Christmas tree cultures 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NAFTX field cropping for forced cultivation 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NBMHU use beans with pod 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NEFSX in crops for feed and seed production 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NEKXG in crops for grain production except unripe spelt grain 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NEPEX for seed production 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NEPNR in crops for seed production with replanting of corresponding resistant varieties 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NEPXX in crops for seed production 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NERRX for production of sod 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NESAB in crops for seed production; in seeding year as pure crop 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NESAU in crops for seed production; in seeding year as undersown crop 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NESGX population for seed production 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NESSX in crops for seed production; in seed year 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NESXX in crops for seed production 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NESZS for seed production

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NGFXX use as fresh vegetable 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NGGTX dried 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NGHFX legumes (fresh) 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NGHTX dry legumes 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NGTXX use as dried vegetables 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NLXXX food 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NMBMH utilisation of beans with pod 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NMGSX with edible peel 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NMHUE utilisation with pod 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NMSCH utilisation with pod 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NMUSX with inedible peel 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NNACT except cherry tomatoes 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NNCLX except long-shooted chrysanthemums 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NNEPX except for planting stock production 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NNESB except for seed production and brewing purposes 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NNESK except for seed production and brewing purposes (grain moisture content < 25 %) 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NNESX except for seed production 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NNPXX except seeds 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NNRBZ except red or blue ornamental plants 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NNRSX except cut roses 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NNSXX except seeds 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NNWBK except Christmas tree cultures 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NOHUE utilisation without pod 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NOSCH utilisation without pod 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPAAX utilisation as medicinal plant 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPABM utilisation as bunch carrot 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPABS utilisation as baby leaf salad 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPABU utilisation as bunch celery 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPABX utilisation as leaf celery 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPAFX utilisation as fresh herbage

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPAGT utilisation as spice and tealike product 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPAGX utilisation as spice 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPAPK except seed potatoes 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPAPT except seed and starch potato 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPATK utilisation as tea herbs 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPATX utilisation as tealike product 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPAVE use as a previous crop for strawberries to reduce the level of migrating root nematodes 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPAVR use as a previous crop for ornamental plants of the Rosaceae family to reduce the level of migrating root nematodes 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPAWB utilisation as wine and table grape up to 2nd year after planting of the vine 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPAWC utilisation as wine and table grape up to 3rd year after planting of the vine 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPAWD utilisation as wine and table grape up to 4th year after planting of the vine 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPAWK utilisation as table and wine grape 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPAWT utilisation as table grapes 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPAWW utilisation as wine grape 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPAXB No use as baby carrot or bunch carrot 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPAXM No use as bunch carrot 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPAXS No use as baby leaf salad 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPBBX utilisation of leafs and blossoms 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPBSX use of leaves and stem 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPBXX utilisation of leafs 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPFRH use of the fruit (rose hips) 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPFVX bird seed 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPFXX for feeding purpose 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPGSX for starch extraction 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPIFB including flageolet beans 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPIKX for production of inulin and coffee substitute 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPKXX for production of coffee substitute 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPLFX fibre flax

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPLOX oil flax 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPNNX not for food production 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPNRT utilisation as renewable raw material for technical purpose 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPOBL utilisation without leaf 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPPBS basal seed 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPPKA seed potato 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPPVB stock and basal seeds 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPRIN utilisation of bark 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPRXX recultivation 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPSFX utilisation of seeds and fruit 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPSKA table potato 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPSKX seeds (except cress) 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPSXX utilisation of stem 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPTKA starch potato 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPTRX leaf tobacco 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPVXX packaging material 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPWTR root utilisation for forced cultivation 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPWXX root utilisation 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPZBX utilisation as bunch onions 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPZTX utilisation as common onion 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NPZZB utilisation as annual and bunch onion 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NRAGT without golf courses: greens and tees 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NRGFX golf courses: fairways 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NRGGT golf courses: greens and tees 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NRGGX golf courses: greens 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NRGRS golf courses: semi-roughs 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NRGRX golf courses: roughs 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NRGTX golf courses: tees 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NRSXX turf 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NRZSX fine turf and turf 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species NRZXX fine turf

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species PASXX cutting gardens 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species PSWXX production of cutting flowers 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species SCHBL cut flowers 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species SCHRO cut roses 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species SE010 hybrid seed production 31 Designated use of the the plants/plant species ZVFXX for fresh consumption 61 Packaging form 10 bottle 61 Packaging form 11 bottle with pipette 61 Packaging form 12 dosage bottle 61 Packaging form 13 bottle with seperate dosing feeder 61 Packaging form 15 cartridge in dosage bottle 61 Packaging form 16 bottle with pumpsprayer 61 Packaging form 17 jerry can with pumpsprayer 61 Packaging form 20 can 61 Packaging form 21 bucket 61 Packaging form 22 jerry can 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 33 cartridge 61 Packaging form 34 bag in can 61 Packaging form 35 sachet in cardboardbox 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 52 IBC 61 Packaging form 60 pressure tank

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 24 aluminium inside PVA 62 Packaging material 25 aluminium 62 Packaging material 30 cardboard 62 Packaging material 31 paper 62 Packaging material 32 cardboard, coated 62 Packaging material 33 cardboard, inside plastic bag 62 Packaging material 34 paper/PE

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 62 Packaging material 40 glass 62 Packaging material 47 LDPE 62 Packaging material 48 LDPE/composite material 62 Packaging material 49 LPDE/cardboard 62 Packaging material 50 composite material 62 Packaging material 51 COEX 62 Packaging material 52 HDPE/PA 62 Packaging material 53 PE/EVOH 62 Packaging material 54 PET/PE 62 Packaging material 55 HDPE/EVOH 62 Packaging material 57 PE/PA 62 Packaging material 60 other 62 Packaging material 61 plastic, water soluble (PVA) 62 Packaging material ?? Code to be defined 66 Variant of the active substance ??? Code to be defined 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 X41 triisopropanolammonium 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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) 66 Variant of the active substance X87 butyrate + (octanoate + phenol as cystallisation inhibitor) 66 Variant of the active substance X88 Caprylic acid/Capric acid 66 Variant of the active substance X89 anhydrous 66 Variant of the active substance X90 monohydrate 66 Variant of the active substance X91 dihydrate 66 Variant of the active substance X92 nono-and heptahydrate (mixture) 66 Variant of the active substance X93 heptahydrate 66 Variant of the active substance X94 hydrate 70 GHS hazard statements ?????? Code to be defined 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 001 Explosive when dry. 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.

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0002 Contains propiconazole and methylketoxime. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0003 Contains propiconazole and BROWN HM 2763. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0004 Contains propiconazole and 2-butanonoxime. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0005 Contains propiconazole, 2-butanonoxime and cobalt(2+)carboxylate. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0006 Contains propiconazole, 2-butanonoxime and cobalt(2+)carboxylate. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0007 Contains propiconazole and cobaltoctoate. May produce an allergic reaction.

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0008 Contains propiconazole and cobalt(2+)carboxylate.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0009 Contains dichlofluanide. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0010 Contains dichlofluanide, cobaltoctoate and 2-butanonoxime. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0011 Contains dichlofluanide and methylketoximeMay produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0012 Contains dichlofluanide and cobalt(2+)octoate. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0013 Contains dichlofluanide, propiconazole and 2-butanonoxime. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0014 Contains tolylfluanide.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0015 Contains tolylfluanide and 2-butanonoxime. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0016 Contains trifloxystrobine. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0017 Contains trifloxystrobine and 1,2-benziosthiazol-3(2H)-one. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0018 Contains metazachlor. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0019 Contains metazachlor and 5-chloro-2-methyl-2H-isothiazole-3-one and 2-methyl-2H-isothiazole-3-one (mixture 3:1, CAS-Nr. 55965- 84-9).May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0020 Contains chloridazone. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0021 Contains pendimethalin. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0022 Contains propamocarb-(hydrochloride). May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0023 Contains dichlorprop-p. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0024 Contains bentazone. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0025 Contains cyprodinil.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0026 Contains 2,4-D. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0027 Contains fosthiazate. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0028 Contains quinoxyfen. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0029 Contains cymoxanil.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0030 Contains mancozeb.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0031 Contains pirimicarb. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0032 Contains cinidone-ethyl. May produce an allergic reaction.

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0033 Contains flufenacet.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0034 Contains metiram. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0035 Contains 8-hydroxychinoline. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0036 Contains fenpropidin. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0037 Contains indoxacarb. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0038 Contains propaquizafop. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0039 Contains spirodiclofen. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0040 Contains spiroxamine. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0041 Contains tritosulfurone. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0042 Contains imazali lMay produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0043 Contains folpet. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0044 Contains clodinafop-propargyl.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0045 Contains cloquintocet-mexyl. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0046 Contains pethoxamide.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0047 Contains tolclofos-methyl. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0048 Contains bromoxynil octane acid ester. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0049 Contains fenoxaprop-P-ethyl. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0050 Contains chlorthalonil. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0051 Contains thiophanate-methyl. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0052 Contains vinclozolin. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0053 Contains (E,E)-8,10-dodecadien-1-ol (codlemone). May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0054 Contains thiram. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0055 Contains triclopyr butoxyethylester. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0056 Contains 2,4-D-ethylexylester. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0057 Contains acequinocyl. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0058 Contains tebufenpyrad. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0059 Contains triadimefon. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0060 Contains sulcotrione. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0061 Contains bromoxynil.May produce an allergic reaction.

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0062 Contains tribenuron-methylester. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0063 Contains dimethachlor.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0064 Contains gamma-cyhalothrine. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0065 Contains dimethenamid-p. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0066 Contains maneb. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0067 Contains dichlorvos. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0068 Contains bifenthrine. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0069 Contains fluazinam. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0070 Contains ioxynil-octanoate. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0071 Contains mecoprop-butoxyethylester.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0072 Contains bacillus thuringiensis subsp. aizawai. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0073 Contains tolylfluanide.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0074 Contains bromoxynil-heptane acid ester. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0075 Contains benthiavalicarb.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0076 Contains esfenvalerate.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0077 Contains pyroxsulam. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0078 Contains dimethoat. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0079 Contains tembotrione.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0080 Contains dithianone.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0081 Contains Cydia pomonella granulovirus, mexican isolate (CpGV). May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0082 Contains bromoynil-butyrate. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0083 Contain flurochloridon. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0084 Contains bacillus subtilis strain QST 713. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0085 Contains quinoclamine.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0086 Contains propineb. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0087 Contains chlorpyrifos-methyl.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0088 Contains spirotetramat. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0089 Contains captan. May produce an allergic reaction.

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0090 Contains bacillus thuringiensis subsp. tenebrionis. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0091 Contains carbendazime.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0092 Contains clethodim.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0093 Contains 2-butanone-oxime.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0094 Contains UV protecting agent TINUVIN 5151.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0095 Contains colophony (CAS-Nr. 8050-09-7). May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0096 Contains cobaltcarboxylate. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0097 Contains cobaltoctoate.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0098 Contains 1,2-benzisothiazole-3(2H)-one. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0099 Contains turpentine oil. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0100 Contains sodium-dodecyl-sulfate. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0101 Contains 5-chloro-2-methyl-2H-isothiazole-3-on and 2-methyl-2H- isothiazole-3-one. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0102 Contains methenamide. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0103 Contains hexamethylenetetramine (urotropine).May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0104 Contains paraformaldehyde. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0105 Contains chloroacetamide. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0106 Contains diphenylmethandiisocyanate. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0107 Contains toluoldiisocyanate. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0108 Contains polymeric methylene diisocyanate.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0109 Contains fatty alcohol ethoxylate-alkylether. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0110 Contains perfume oil Jeanny 77000 G. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0111 Contains benzyloxymethanol. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0112 Contains isoxadifen-ethyl. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0113 Contains 2-aminosulfonyl-N,N-dimethylnicotinamid.May produce an allergic reaction.

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0114 Contains 1-dodecyl-2-pyrrolidone. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0115 Contains maleic anhydride. May produce an 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 an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0117 Contains Geronol CF/AS 30 with a mixture of quaternary ammonium compound. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0118 Contains Preventol D 2. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0119 Contains clopyralide-ethanolamine.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0120 Contains 2-Ethylhexylacrylate. May produce an allergic reaction. 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 an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0122 Contains 4-fluoro-3-(trifluoromethyl)phenol -May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0124 Contains lactase. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0125 Contains benzyl salicytate. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0126 Contains POE-isotridecyloxypropanamine. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0127 Contains POE tallow alkylamine, hydrated. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0128 Contains POE-Tallowamin (CAS-Nr. 61791-26-2).May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0129 Contains Morwet 3008 powder.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0130 Contains sodium-maleate. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0131 Contains triclopyr. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0132 Contains fenproximate. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0133 Contains copolymers from maleic anhydride and diisobutylen.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0134 Contains alkyl naphthalinsulfonic acid, polymer with formaldehyde, sodium salt. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-01351 Contains Bacillus thuringiensis ssp. kurstaki strain ABTS-351 (HD- 1). May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0136 Contains bifenazate. May produce an allergic reaction.

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0137 Contains urea, polymer with formaldehyde. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0138 Contains 'Dowicil 75 Preservative'. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0139 Contains isopyrazam. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0140 Contains picloram.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0141 Contains pinene needleoil.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0142 Contains diquat dibromide. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0143 Contains prosulfocarb. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0144 Contains monoethanolamine. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0145 Contains fenhexamid.May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0146 Contains docusate, sodium salt. May produce an allergic reaction. 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 208-0155 Contains geraniol. May produce 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 208-0158 Contains mecoprop-p-ester. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0159 Contains Adoxophyes orana granulovirus, AoGV strain BV-001. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0160 Contains propyl-3,4,5-trihydroxybenzoate. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0161 Contains benzoic acid isopropyl ester. May produce an allergic reaction.

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0162 Contains Beauveria bassiana. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0163 Contains ziram. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0164 Contains prothioconazol-des-chloro. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0165 Contains aclonifen. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0166 Contains POE-alcohol, C12-18 (unsaturated), mono-buthyl. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0167 Contains purasolve (2-ethylhexyl-S-lactate). May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0168 Contains isoxadifen. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0169 Contains fluazifop-P. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0170 Contains talloil fatty acid amidoamines. May cause an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0171 Contains gum arabica. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0172 Contains methyl 2-aminosulfonyl-6-(trifluoromethyl)pyridine-3- carboxylate. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0173 Contains limonene. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0174 Contains Gliocladium catenulatum strain J1446. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0175 Contains zeta-cypermethrin. May produce allergic reactions. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0176 Contains carvone. May produce allergic reactions. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0177 Contains Malathion. May produce allergic reactions. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0178 Contains R-p-Mentha-1,8-dien (d-Limonen). May produce allergic reactions. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0179 Contains 2-octyl-2H-isothiazol-3-one. May produce allergic reactions. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0180 Contains cardamom extract. May produce allergic reactions. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0181 Contains terpinolene. May produce allergic reactions. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0182 Contains pyridate. May produce allergic reactions. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0183 Contains hydrogenated colophony. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0184 Contains resin acids and colophony acids, calcium salts. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0185 Contains methenamine-3-chlorallylchloride. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0186 Contains pinoxaden. May produce an allergic reaction.

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0187 Contains isobuthylmethacrylate-polymer. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0188 Contains metobromuron. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0189 Contains citronellol. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0190 Contains meptyldinocap. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0191 Contains zoxamide. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0192 Contains quizalofop-P-tefuryl. May cause an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0193 Contains dimethylamine salt of 2,4-D . May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0194 Contains boscalid. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0195 Contains CI pigment Red 2, CI-Nr. 12 310, 2.5-dichloraniline coupled to 2-oxi-3- naphthol acid anilide. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0196 Contains 5-chlor-2-methyl- 3(2H)isothiazolone, mixture with 2- methyl-3(2H)-isothiazolone at the ratio of 3:1. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0197 Contains 0119DIV0800/ NN Alamask VPAC 474995 (olfactory mixture). May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0198 Contains lambda-cyhalothrin. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0199 Contains tri-allate. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0200 Contains prothioconazole. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0201 Contains Coniothyrium minitans strain CON/M/91-08. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0202 Contains hymexazol. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0203 Contains phthalic anhydride. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0204 Contains 2-methyl-4-isothiazoline-3-one. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0205 Contains 2-methyl-2H-isothiazol-3-one. May produce allergic reactions. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0206 Contains benzyl alcohol. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0207 Contains Cyclopropanol, 2-(butyldimethylsilyl)-1-methyl-, 1- metanasulfonate. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0208 Contains castor oil, ethoxylated, oleate. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0209 Contains dodemorph. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0210 Contains methyl caprylate. May produce an allergic reaction.

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0211 Contains s-metolachlor. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0212 Contains disodium maleate. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0213 Contains eugenol. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0214 Contains cloquintocet-mexyl (1-methyl-hexyl ester). May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0215 Contains1,3,5-triazine-1,3,5 (2H,4H,6H)-triethanol. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0216 Contains 5-chloro-2-methyl-4-isothiazolin-3-one und 2-Methyl-2H- isothiazol-3-one (3:1). May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0217 Contains cypermethrin. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0218 Contains methylene urea. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0219 Contains benfluralin. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0220 Contains octabenzone. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0221 Contains sodium DL-malate. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0222 Contains 8-hydroxyquinoline. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0223 Contains nicosulfuron. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0224 Contains POE-(5)-3-isotridecyloxypropanamine. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0225 Contains lignosulfonic acid sodium salt. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0226 Contains bensulfuron-methyl. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0227 Contains POE (6) isotridecyl alcohol methyl ether. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0228 Contains pyrethrins. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0229 Contains dried cell walls of cerevisiae strain LAS117. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0230 Contains 3-hydroxy-2'-methyl-2-naphthanilide. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0231 Contains metalaxyl. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0232 Contains 5-chloro-2-methyl-1, 2-thiazol-3(2H)-on/2-methyl-1,2- thiazol-3(2H)-on ( 3:1-mixture). May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0233 Contains formetanate hydrochloride. May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0234 Contains BIT (benzisothiazolinone). May produce an allergic reaction. 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0235 Contains cyflumetofen. May produce an allergic reaction.

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 70 GHS hazard statements EUH 208-0236 Contains bupirimate. 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 EUH208-0205 Contains 2-Methyl-2H-isothiazol-3-one. 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 H229 Pressurised container: May burst if heated. 70 GHS hazard statements H230 May react explosively even in the absence of air. 70 GHS hazard statements H231 May react explosively even in the absence of air at elevated pressure and/or temperature. 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. 70 GHS hazard statements H252 Self-heating in large quantities; may catch fire.

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 H302+H312 Harmful if swallowed or in contact with skin. 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 H311+H331 Toxic in contact with skin or if inhaled. 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.

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 H350i May cause cancer by inhalation. 70 GHS hazard statements H351 Suspected of causing cancer . 70 GHS hazard statements H360 May damage fertility or the unborn child . 70 GHS hazard statements H360D May damage the unborn child. 70 GHS hazard statements H360Df May damage the unborn child. Suspected of damaging fertility. 70 GHS hazard statements H360F May damage fertility. 70 GHS hazard statements H360FD May damage fertility. May damage the unborn child. 70 GHS hazard statements H360Fd May damage fertility. Suspected of damaging the unborn child. 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 H361f Suspected of damaging fertility. 70 GHS hazard statements H361fd Suspected of damaging fertility. 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 .

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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, hot surfaces, sparks, open flames and other ignition sources. No smokung. - No smoking. 71 GHS precautionary statements P211 Do not spray on an open flame or other ignition source. 71 GHS precautionary statements P220 Keep away from clothing and other combustible materials. 71 GHS precautionary statements P222 Do not allow contact with air. 71 GHS precautionary statements P223 Do not allow contact with water. 71 GHS precautionary statements P230 Keep wetted with... 71 GHS precautionary statements P231 Handle and store contents under inert gas/... 71 GHS precautionary statements P231+P232 Handle and store contents under inert gas/... Protect from moisture. 71 GHS precautionary statements P232 Protect from moisture. 71 GHS precautionary statements P233 Keep container tightly closed. 71 GHS precautionary statements P234 Keep only in original packaging. 71 GHS precautionary statements P235 Keep cool. 71 GHS precautionary statements P240 Ground and bond container and receiving equipment. 71 GHS precautionary statements P241 Use explosion-proof [electrical/ventilating/lighting/...] equipment. 71 GHS precautionary statements P242 Use non-sparking tools.

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 71 GHS precautionary statements P243 Take action to prevent static discharges. 71 GHS precautionary statements P244 Keep valves and fittings free from oil and grease. 71 GHS precautionary statements P250 Do not subject to grinding/shock/friction/... 71 GHS precautionary statements P251 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 and 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 and either face shield or eye protection. 71 GHS precautionary statements P283 Wear fire resistant or flame retardant clothing. 71 GHS precautionary statements P284 [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/ doctor/ ... 71 GHS precautionary statements P301+P310+P33 IF SWALLOWED: Immediately call a POISON CENTER or 1 doctor/physician. Do NOT induce vomiting. 71 GHS precautionary statements P301+P312 IF SWALLOWED: Call a POISON CENTER/doctor/... if you feel unwell. 71 GHS precautionary statements P301+P312+P33 IF SWALLOWED: Call a POISON CENTER or doctor/physician if 0 you feel unwell. Rinse mouth. 71 GHS precautionary statements P301+P330 IF SWALLOWED: rinse mouth. 71 GHS precautionary statements P301+P330+P33 IF SWALLOWED: Rinse mouth. Do NOT induce vomiting. 1 71 GHS precautionary statements P301+P331 IF SWALLOWED: Do NOT induce vomiting. 71 GHS precautionary statements P302 IF ON SKIN:

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 71 GHS precautionary statements P302+P334 IF ON SKIN: Immerse in cool water or wrap in wet bandages 71 GHS precautionary statements P302+P335+P33 IF ON SKIN:. Immerse in cool water [or wrap in wet bandages]. 4 71 GHS precautionary statements P302+P352 IF ON SKIN: Wash with plenty of water/... 71 GHS precautionary statements P303 IF ON SKIN (or hair): 71 GHS precautionary statements P303+P361+P35 IF ON SKIN (or hair): Take off immediately all contaminated 3 clothing. Rinse skin with water [or shower]. 71 GHS precautionary statements P304 IF INHALED: 71 GHS precautionary statements P304+P340 IF INHALED: Remove person to fresh air and keep comfortable for breathing. 71 GHS precautionary statements P305 IF IN EYES: 71 GHS precautionary statements P305+P351+P33 IF IN EYES: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. 8 Remove contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing. 71 GHS precautionary statements P305+P351+P33 IF IN EYES: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. 8+P310 Remove contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing. Immediately call a POISON CENTER or doctor/physician. 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 P308 IF exposed or concerned: 71 GHS precautionary statements P308+P310 IF exposed or concerned: Immediately call a POISON CENTER or a doctor/physician. 71 GHS precautionary statements P308+P311 IF exposed or concerned: Call a POISON CENTER/doctor/... 71 GHS precautionary statements P308+P313 IF exposed or concerned: Get medical advice/attention. 71 GHS precautionary statements P310 Immediately call a POISON CENTER/doctor/... 71 GHS precautionary statements P311 Call a POISON CENTER/doctor/... 71 GHS precautionary statements P312 Call a POISON CENTER/doctor/... 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 P330 Rinse mouth. 71 GHS precautionary statements P331 Do NOT induce vomiting.

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 [or wrap in wet bandages]. 71 GHS precautionary statements P335 Brush off loose particles from skin. 71 GHS precautionary statements P336 Thaw frosted parts with lukewarm water. Do no rub affected area. 71 GHS precautionary statements P336+P315 Thaw frosted parts with lukewarm water. Do not rub affected area. Get immediate medical advice/attention. 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 person to fresh air and keep comfortable for breathing. 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/doctor/... 71 GHS precautionary statements P351 Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. 71 GHS precautionary statements P352 Wash with plenty of water/ ... 71 GHS precautionary statements P353 Rinse skin with water [or shower]. 71 GHS precautionary statements P360 Rinse immediately contaminated clothing and skin with plenty of water before removing clothes. 71 GHS precautionary statements P361 Take off immediately all contaminated clothing. 71 GHS precautionary statements P361+P364 Take off immediately all contaminated clothing and wash it before reuse. 71 GHS precautionary statements P362 Take off contaminated clothing. 71 GHS precautionary statements P362+P364 Take off contaminated clothing and wash it before reuse. 71 GHS precautionary statements P363 Wash contaminated clothing before reuse. 71 GHS precautionary statements P364 And wash it before reuse. 71 GHS precautionary statements P370 In case of fire: 71 GHS precautionary statements P370+P372+P38 In case of fire: Explosion risk. Evacuate area. DO NOT fight fire 0+P373 when fire reaches explosives.

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 ... to extinguish. 71 GHS precautionary statements P370+P380+P37 In case of fire: Evacuate area. Fight fire remotely due to the risk of 5 explosion. 71 GHS precautionary statements P371 In case of major fire and large quantities: 71 GHS precautionary statements P371+P380+P37 In case of major fire and large quantities: Evacuate area. Fight fire 5 remotely due to the risk of explosion 71 GHS precautionary statements P372 Explosion risk. 71 GHS precautionary statements P373 DO NOT fight fire when fire reaches explosives. 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 ... to extinguish. 71 GHS precautionary statements P380 Evacuate area. 71 GHS precautionary statements P381 In case of leakage, eliminate all ignition sources. 71 GHS precautionary statements P390 Absorb spillage to prevent material damage. 71 GHS precautionary statements P391 Collect spillage. 71 GHS precautionary statements P401 Store in accordance with ... . 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. 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 a corrosion resistant/... container with a resistant inner liner. 71 GHS precautionary statements P407 Maintain air gap between stacks or 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.

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 71 GHS precautionary statements P411 Store at temperatures not exceeding ... °C/...°F. 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 separately. 71 GHS precautionary statements P501 Dispose of contents/container to ... 71 GHS precautionary statements P502 Refer to manufacturer or supplier for information on recovery or recycling. 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT application technique application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0001 surface treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0002 surface or single plant treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0010 for local treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0020 web treatment, in-furrow use application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0021 web treatment (25-30 cm) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0022 furrow treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0030 row treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0031 spraying in rows application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0032 second treatment in rows application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0033 single-plant or row treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0034 treatment of seed rows, soil cover application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0035 in furrow with soil cover application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0036 for admixing in seeds application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0050 between rows application

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0060 cluster treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0061 single-plant treatment, horstod method application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0070 border treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0080 single-plant treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0081 as single-plant treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0082 for selective single-plant treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0083 whole-plant treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0084 individual tree application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0090 selective treatment at the site of infection application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0100 emerged plants application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0110 between plants application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0111 specific application on surfaces in the crop stand frequented by the application harmful organisms 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0112 specific application under plasic film storages frequented by the application harmful organisms 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0115 do not sprinkle on crops application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0116 no overhead treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0120 on pot ball plants grouped together application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0130 on the beet packed tightly in crates application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0160 treatment under leaves application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0161 also for leaf undersides application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0180 onto root neck application

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0185 of the root ball - permeating application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0190 only for treating the grape zone application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0200 in borehole application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0300 of plant stock application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0301 on the plant stock application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0302 plant stock treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0320 seed stock treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0350 planting hole treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0351 for soil treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0360 in plant canes application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0380 on the winter furrow application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0381 on the soil application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0390 subsoil treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0391 application on subsoil application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0500 to objects on moving conveyor belt application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0502 on the conveyor belt application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0503 on the roller belt application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0510 add to entering cereal application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0520 evenly mixed under cereal grain application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0530 over cereals application

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0540 on sack surface on one side application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0590 of wall and floor surfaces application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0600 treatment of seedlings and pot soil application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0601 substrate treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0620 planted pots application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0621 planted containers application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0640 on supports application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0700 of supports application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0701 Bifang treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0710 on wires and vine application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0711 distribute evenly on wires and vines application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0800 rods in root balls application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0900 in the middle of the crown application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0905 trunk treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0906 for application on the trunk base (10 - 15 cm) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0910 to branches application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0920 of the woody plant parts application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0930 on neatly cut wounds or cut spots application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0931 of/from freshly cut ends application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0932 on peeled bark application

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0933 point application on fresh wounds application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0935 after tree injuries into the wound application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0936 as cutwound treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0950 on vine stump or ecorticated vine trunk application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0960 for targeted treatment on the susceptible trunk area application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0990 no direct treatment of the plants application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0991 no direct treatment of the plant product application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT0992 no application with portable spray equipment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1001 in the open air application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1010 the product is applied in undiluted form application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1011 in undiluted product application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1012 undiluted application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1018 hide application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1019 in layers application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1020 dripping wet application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1030 in batches application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1031 treat until visibly wet application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1035 without wetting crops application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1039 for continuous intermediate treatment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1040 only for spray application application

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1042 and spraying application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1043 spray the undiluted product into a freshly hewed notch application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1045 low volume spraying application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1049 spraying at planting application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1050 as tank mixture application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1051 tank mixture to be applied in spraying sequence with 1.5 l/ha application Betanal Progress; treatment at stage 12-13 of weeds respectively 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1052 tank mixture to be applied in spraying sequence with 1.5 l/ha application Betanal Progress for the first treatment and 2.0 l/ha for the 2nd and 3rd treatment; treatment at stage 12-13 of the weeds respectively 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1060 as a room spray application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1061 as tracking powder application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1070 plaster application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1080 gel application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1100 by aircraft application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1101 only with rotor-driven aircrafts (no fixed-wing aircrafts) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1110 only with ground application equipment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1111 with ground equipment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1114 with Phyto-Drip-Technik application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1115 with 'Pulsfog K3 BIO' application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1116 with equipment suitable for ULV-procedures application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1120 with recycling equipment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1130 with seed dressing and drilling machine application

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1140 with micro-granules applicator application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1210 with portable equipment only application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1211 with portable equipment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1212 with knapsack sprayer application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1213 with knapsack sprayer or with semi-automatic sprayer application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1214 only with semi or fully automatic spray systems application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1220 with three-nozzle shaft application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1221 with hollow-cone nozzle or double-spray nozzle application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1222 drop irrigation application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1223 with multiple-nozzle shaft application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1230 with rebound nozzles in spray tunnel application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1240 flat fan nozzles, minimum size 06 application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1250 with compressor or motor-powered dusting gun application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1251 with motor-powered knapsack sprayers application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1260 with screen application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1261 protected, with shield application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1262 with drift reducing nozzles or hooded sprayer application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1270 with bait dispenser or setting device application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1310 with a suitable device application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1311 with a special device application

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1312 with a special device (e.g. Rotowiper) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1313 or with a special device (e.g. Rotowiper) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1314 with a special device (RESTRAIN-Generator) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1315 with special device (catalytic generator) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1316 with special device (Ethylene Management Unit) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1317 with special device (FYSIUM generator) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1330 to be applied with a special wiper application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1331 to be applied in container with water mixing pump application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1335 one application device per cold room application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1340 to be applied with special CDA device (Mantis) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1341 application technique: setting application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1342 application technique: sowing application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1380 cloth application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1381 with a brush application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1382 with glove application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1383 with a brush application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1390 trap ring application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1410 with dosing device application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1415 with dosing device or by hand application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1430 dispensers application

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1440 pyramid trap application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1460 with rope-wick applicator application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1480 from gas cylinder application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1490 can method application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1510 with can application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1520 with can dispenser application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1530 aerosol dispenser application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1531 automatically from aerosols application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1540 pump spray application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1541 to be applied with a hand pump spray on the screw lid application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1542 with spray attachment on plastic bottle or spray gun on plastic application canister 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1543 performed with automatic rolling equipment application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT1650 add to entering grain mix using a dosing device or by hand application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2000 with incorporation application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2001 to be incorporated into the entire topsoil application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2002 to be incorporated into the soil application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2003 to be incorporated immediately application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2010 to be subsequently incorporated into the soil application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2011 incorporate immediately after spreading application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2012 after application, remains of harvest must be incorporated into the application soil

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2020 incorporate into the upper layer application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2031 shallow incorporation (approx. 5 cm below the soil surface) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2032 shallow incorporation (5 - 8 cm below the soil surface) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2048 with 10 cm deep incorporation application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2049 incorporation 15 cm below the surface application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2050 with 20 cm deep incorporation application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2051 incorporation up to 20 cm below the soil surface application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2052 incorporation up to 10 cm below the soil surface application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2070 with 10-15 cm deep incorporation application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2101 use a planting machine with a clearing device for clearing the application herbicide film in the planting row 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2110 do not turn the soil before planting application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2111 do not turn the soil before planting or sowing application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2112 do not turn the soil deeper than the maximum incorporation depth application stated for the product before planting or sowing 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2180 before ploughing up application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2191 when setting application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2192 when placing potatoes in setting machines especially equipped for application this purpose (Monceren method) 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2193 when placing potatoes in setting machines especially equipped for application this purpose 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2200 evenly application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2201 evenly in the crop application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2205 evenly on green strips application

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2230 broadcast application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2231 1 x in the furrow, 5 x evenly in the crop application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2234 spraying distance 30-40 cm to the plant application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2240 punctually application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2250 spraying distance to the plants or plant parts approx. 50 cm application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2270 ULV application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2275 using the dipping method application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2280 using the Satec special method application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2281 using the direct drilling method application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2282 using the direct drilling method in places at risk of erosion application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2310 splitting application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2312 splitting (2 applications) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2313 splitting (3 applications) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2314 splitting (4 applications) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2315 splitting (5 applications) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2316 splitting (6 applications) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2318 splitting (8 applications) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2320 1st treatment with 2 kg/ha Goltix WG (reg.-no. 42601-00) at pre- application emergence without Rako-Binol; 2nd and 3rd treatments each together with 2 kg/ha Goltix WG (reg.-no. 42601-00) at post- emergence 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2321 1st treatment together with 1 kg/ha Goltix WG (reg.-no.42601-00), application 2nd and 3rd treatments each together with 2 kg/ha Goltix WG (reg.- no. 42601-00)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2322 2 treatments, each together with 2 kg/ha Goltix WG (reg.-no. application 42601-00) 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2350 followed by sprinkling application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2351 followed by sprinkling or incorporation application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2355 irrigate sufficiently after application application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2360 shower the plants off afterwards application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2361 with ensuing sprinkling application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2362 use a sprinkler on the plants afterwards application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2370 only if the soil is sufficiently moist application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2380 before furrowing application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2390 treat soil shortly before use application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2400 then cover the soil for at least 7 days with plastic film application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2405 then cover the soil for at least 5 weeks with plastic film application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2412 then cover the soil for at least 7 weeks with plastic film (spring use) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2413 then cover the soil for at least 13 weeks with plastic film application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2414 then cover the soil for at least 13 weeks with plastic film (autumn application use) 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2420 place soft, medium and hard cuttings in the solution with the cut application end downwards for up to 24 hours 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2421 dip cuttings with the cut end 10 - 20 mm into the ready-made application solution 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2422 steep cuttings with the cut end 10 - 20 mm into the ready-made application powder 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2423 place cuttings in the solution with the cut end for 12 hours application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2424 dip base of the cuttings into the solution for 5 seconds application

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2425 dip cuttings completely into the solution for 5 seconds application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2426 steep cuttings with the cut end 10 - 20 mm into the ready-made application solution 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2427 dip base of the cuttings into the solution for 5 seconds application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2550 a drop of the product onto supports and hang supports up in the application crown 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT2580 fasten cloths to 0.5 - 1 m sticks and place them 3 - 6 m apart application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT3100 seed application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT3130 for single-grain sowing, place the prills in the furrows and then application cover them up 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT3149 with 30 g active substance/unit of seed application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT3151 incorporate into the standard incrustation application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT3152 into the standard incrustation application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT3153 by Satec special procedure application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT31531 according to the special Satec method; precision drilling application application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT3500 add to process or circulation water application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT3501 2.1 l/m³ process or circulation water (equivalent to 3 l/ha) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT3510 add to culture medium application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT3550 add to water for floating plant breeding in ponds application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT3600 1000 plants equal a standing of 1 m² application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT3800 for desinfection application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT3900 only in airtight rooms application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT5100 A temperature of 20 °C in the fumigation object is required for application satisfactory efficacy.

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT5110 A temperature of at least 10 °C is required for satisfactory efficacy. application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT5200 Satisfactory efficacy cannot be assumed at temperatures under application 20°C, particularly as far as juvenile growth stages are concerned. 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8100 with bags application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8101 with bag reel application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8110 with small bag application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8111 with small bags chain application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8120 with very small bag chain application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8125 with small or very small bag chain application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8130 with normal bag application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8140 with slim bag application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8150 with Degesch-Phospin-Generator application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8200 with pellet(s) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8210 with tablet application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8220 with plate application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8502 baits with 2 % poison application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8503 baits with 3 % poison application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8504 baits with 4 % poison application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8505 baits with 5 % poison application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8506 baits with 6 % poison application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8510 baits with 10 % poison application

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8511 baits with 20 % poison application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8515 bait mash with 10 % poison application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8516 bait potions with 4 % poison application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8517 bait potions with 5 % poison application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8520 baiting method application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8530 poisoned baits application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8531 toxic baits (mechanically) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8532 toxic baits (manually) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8535 poisoned cereal grains application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8536 toxic cereal grains with dosing insert application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8537 from poisononous pellets application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8538 as bait poison (food poison) application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8539 as drinking poison application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8540 shaped baits application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8550 paste baits application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8561 pourable spreading bait application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8562 for in-house production of pourable spreading bait application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8570 bait liquid application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8610 mix in suitable bait before use application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8620 apply bait mixture with a burrow builder application

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8630 apply toxic baits manually or with the burrow builder application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8650 over nests and insect walking paths application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8651 on nests and insect routes application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8652 into the entrances to nests application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8659 into holes (approx. 30 g/hole) and on routes application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8660 to nest holes and walking paths application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8661 apply in rat holes or spread on rats' territory borders application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8700 in suitable bait stations application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8701 in suitable bait stations or burrow systems application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8702 in burrow systems or per hole application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8750 until uptake stops application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8770 uptake is not always guaranteed application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8810 apply until tracks are no longer visible application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8811 around the infested area application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT8820 apply until erased application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT9000 spray pressure 0.6 to 0.9 bar application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT9002 fumigation of two hours duration application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT9006 fumigation duration: 6 weeks long overnight application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT9010 fumigation duration: 10 days long overnight application 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT9022 after fumigation the room shall be kept closed for another 22 hours application

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 75 Additional text and useful information concerning AT9024 after fumigation the room shall be kept closed for another 24 hours application 76 GHS signal words S1 Warning 76 GHS signal words S2 Danger 82 Type of combination with other plant protection KE recommended mixture with products 82 Type of combination with other plant protection KV required mixture with products 82 Type of combination with other plant protection S2 as treatment cycle with the following product products 89 Maximum residue limits/safety intervals - explanatory XF The PHI is covered by the conditions of use and/or the vegetation text period 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 XN The setting of a PHI is without any relevance. text 98 General development stages for animal pests AF Larvae of sawllies 98 General development stages for animal pests BS motile stages 98 General development stages for animal pests DX Wireworms 98 General development stages for animal pests E1 winter eggs and first larvae 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)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 0 Germination, sprouting, bud development dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 00 Dry seed (seed dressing takes place at stage 00); Winter dormancy dicotyledonous plants or resting period 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 01 Beginning of seed imbibition; Beginning of bud swelling dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 03 Seed imbibition complete; End of bud swelling dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 05 Radicle (root) emerged from seed; Perennating organs forming dicotyledonous plants roots 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 06 Elongation of radicle, formation of root hairs and/or lateral roots dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 07 Coleoptile emerged from caryopsis; Hypocotyl with cotyledons or dicotyledonous plants shoot breaking through seed coat; Beginning of sprouting or bud breaking 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 08 Hypocotyl with cotyledons or shoot growing towards soil surface; dicotyledonous plants Shoot growing towards soil surface 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 09 Emergence: Coleoptile breaks through soil surface; Emergence: dicotyledonous plants Cotyledons 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 1 Leaf development (main shoot) dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 10 First true leaf emerged from coleoptile; Cotyledons completely dicotyledonous plants unfolded; First leaves separated

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 11 First true leaf, leaf pair or whorl unfolded; First leaves unfolded dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 12 2 true leaves, leaf pairs or whorls unfolded dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 13 3 true leaves, leaf pairs or whorls unfolded dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 14 4 true leaves, leaf pairs or whorls unfolded dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 15 5 true leaves, leaf pairs or whorls unfolded dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 16 6 true leaves, leaf pairs or whorls unfolded dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 17 7 true leaves, leaf pairs or whorls unfolded dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 18 8 true leaves, leaf pairs or whorls unfolded dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 19 9 or more true leaves, leaf pairs or whorls unfolded dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 2 Formation of side shoots/tillering dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 21 First side shoot visible; First tiller visible dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 22 2 side shoots visible; 2 tillers visible dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 23 3 side shoots visible; 3 tillers visible dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 25 5 side shoots visible; 5 tillers visible dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 27 7 side shoots visible; 7 tillers visible dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 29 9 or more side shoots visible; 9 or more tillers visible dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 3 Stem elongation or rosette growth, shoot development (main shoot) dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 31 Stem (rosette) 10% of final length (diameter); 1 node detectable dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 32 Stem (rosette) 20% of final length (diameter); 2 nodes detectable dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 33 Stem (rosette) 30% of final length (diameter); 3 nodes detectable dicotyledonous plants

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 34 Stem (rosette) 40% of final length (diameter); 4 nodes detectable dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 35 Stem (rosette) 50% of final length (diameter); 5 nodes detectable dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 36 Stem (rosette) 60% of final length (diameter); 6 nodes detectable dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 37 Stem (rosette) 70% of final length (diameter); 7 nodes detectable dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 38 Stem (rosette) 80% of final length (diameter); 8 nodes detectable dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 39 Maximum stem length or rosette diameter reached; 9 or more dicotyledonous plants nodes detectable 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 4 Development of harvestable vegetative plant parts or vegetatively dicotyledonous plants propagatet organs/booting (main shoot) 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 40 Harvestable vegetative plant parts or vegetatively propagated dicotyledonous plants organs begin to develop 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 41 Flag leaf sheath extending dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 43 Harvestable vegetative plant parts or vegetatively propagated dicotyledonous plants organs have reached 30% of final size; Flag leaf sheath just visibly swollen (mid-boot) 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 45 Harvestable vegetative plant parts or vegetatively propagated dicotyledonous plants organs have reached 50% of final size; Flag leaf sheath swollen (late-boot) 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 47 Harvestable vegetative plant parts or vegetatively propagated dicotyledonous plants organs have reached 70% of final size; Flag leaf sheath opening 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 49 Harvestable vegetative plant parts or vegetatively propagated dicotyledonous plants organs have reached final size; First awns visible 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 5 Inflorescence emergence (main shoot)/heading dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 51 Inflorescence or flower buds visible; Beginning of heading dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 55 First individual flowers visible (still closed); Half of inflorescence dicotyledonous plants emerged (middle of heading) 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 59 First flower petals visible (in petalled forms); Inflorescence fully dicotyledonous plants emerged (end of heading) 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 6 Flowering (main shoot) dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 60 First flowers open (sporadically) dicotyledonous plants

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 61 Beginning of flowering: 10 % of flowers open dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 62 20 % of flowers open dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 63 30 % of flowers open dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 64 40 % of flowers open dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 65 Full flowering: 50 % of flowers open, first petals may be fallen dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 67 Flowering finishing: majority of petals fallen or dry dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 69 End of flowering: fruit set visible dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 7 Development of fruit dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 71 10% of fruits have reached final size or fruit has reached 10% of dicotyledonous plants final size; Caryopsis watery ripe 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 72 20% of fruits have reached final size or fruit has reached 20% of dicotyledonous plants final size 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 73 30% of fruits have reached final size or fruit has reached 30% of dicotyledonous plants final size; Early milk 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 74 40% of fruits have reached final size or fruit has reached 40% of dicotyledonous plants final size 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 75 50% of fruits have reached final size or fruit has reached 50% of dicotyledonous plants final size; Milky ripe, medium milk 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 76 60% of fruits have reached final size or fruit has reached 60% of dicotyledonous plants final size 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 77 70% of fruits have reached final size or fruit has reached 70% of dicotyledonous plants final size; Late milk 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 78 80% of fruits have reached final size or fruit has reached 80% of dicotyledonous plants final size 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 79 Nearly all fruits have reached final size dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 8 Ripening or maturity of fruit and seed dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 81 Beginning of ripening or fruit coloration dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 85 Advanced ripening or fruit colouration; Dough stage dicotyledonous plants

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 87 Fruit begins to soften (species with fleshy fruit) dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 89 Fully ripe: fruit shows fully-ripe colour, beginning of fruit abscission dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 9 Senescense, beginning of dormancy dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 91 Shoot development comleted, foliage still green dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 93 Beginning of leaf-fall dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 95 50% of leaves fallen dicotyledonous plants 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 97 End of leaf fall, plants or above ground parts dead or dormant; dicotyledonous plants Plant resting or dormant 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and 99 Harvested product (post-harvest or storage treatment is applied at dicotyledonous plants stage 99) 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and ?? Code to be defined dicotyledonous plants 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 151 Phenological growth stages for cereal 51 Beginning of heading: tip of inflorescence emerged from sheath, first spikelet just visible

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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) 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower 83 Dark of anthocarp yellowish-green, bracts still green. Seeds about 50 % dry matter 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 stolon 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 157 Phenological growth stages for the potato 79 90 % of berries in the first fructification have reached full size (or have been shed) 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 0 Sprouting / Bud development species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 00 Dormancy: leaf buds and the thicker inflorescence buds closed and species) covered by dark brown scales 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 01 Beginning of bud swelling (leaf buds); light brown scales visible, species) scales with light coloured edges

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 03 End of leaf bud swelling: scales separated, light green bud sections species) visible 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 09 Green leaf tips visible: brown scales fallen, buds enclosed by light species) green scales 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 1 Leaf development species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 10 First leaves separating: green scales slightly open, leaves species) emerging 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 11 First leaves unfolded, axis of developing shoot visible species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 19 First leaves fully expanded species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 3 Shoot development species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 31 Beginning of shoot growth: axes of developing shoots visible species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 32 Shoots about 20 % of final length species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 33 Shoots about 30 % of final length species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 34 Shoots about 40 % of final length species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 35 Shoots about 50 % of final length species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 36 Shoots about 60 % of final length species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 37 Shoots about 70 % of final length species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 38 Shoots about 80 % of final length species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 39 Shoots about 90 % of final length species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 5 Inflorescence emergence species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 51 Inflorescence buds swelling: buds closed, light brown scales visible species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 53 Bud burst: scales separated, light green bud sections visible species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 54 Inflorescence enclosed by light green scales, if such scales are species) formed (not all cultivars)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 55 Single flower buds visible (still closed) borne on short stalks, green species) scales slightly open 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 56 Flower pedicel elongating; sepals closed; single flowers separating species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 57 Sepals open: petal tips visible; single flowers with white or pink species) petals (still closed) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 59 Most flowers with petals forming a hollow ball species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 6 Flowering species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 60 First flowers open species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 61 Beginning of flowering: about 10 % of flowers open species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 62 About 20 % of flowers open species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 63 About 30 % of flowers open species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 64 About 40 % of flowers open species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 65 Full flowering: at least 50 % of flowers open, first petals falling species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 67 Flowers fading: majority of petals fallen species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 69 End of flowering: all petals fallen species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 7 Development of fruit species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 71 Ovary growing; fruit fall after flowering species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 72 Green ovary surrounded by dying sepal crown, sepals beginning to species) fall 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 73 Second fruit fall species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 75 Fruit about half final size species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 76 Fruit about 60 % of final size species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 77 Fruit about 70 % of final size species)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 78 Fruit about 80 % of final size species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 79 Fruit about 90 % of final size species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 8 Maturity of fruit and seed species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 81 Beginning of fruit colouring species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 83 medium fruit colouring species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 85 Colouring advanced species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 87 Fruit ripe for picking species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 89 Fruit ripe for consumption: fruit have typical taste and firmness species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 9 Senescence, beginning of dormancy species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 91 Shoot growth completed; foliage still fully green species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 92 Leaves begin to discolour species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 93 Beginning of leaf fall species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 95 50 % of leaves discoloured or fallen species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 97 All leaves fallen species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus 99 Harvested product species) 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus ?? Code to be defined species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 0 Sprouting / Bud development species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 00 Dormancy: leaf buds and the thicker inflorescence buds closed and species) covered by dark brown scales 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 01 Beginning of bud swelling: bud scales elongated species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 03 End of bud swelling: edges of bud scales light coloured species)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 07 Beginning of bud burst: first green or red leaf tips just visible species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 09 Leaf tips extended beyond scales species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 1 Leaf development species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 10 Leaf tips above the bud scales: first leaves separating species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 11 First leaves unfolded (others still unfolding) species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 15 More leaves unfolded, not yet full size species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 19 First leaves fully expanded species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 3 Shoot development species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 31 Beginning of shoot growth: axes of developing shoots visible species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 32 Shoots about 20 % of final length species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 33 Shoots about 30 % of final length species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 34 Shoots about 40 % of final length species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 35 Shoots about 50 % of final length species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 36 Shoots about 60 % of final length species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 37 Shoots about 70 % of final length species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 38 Shoots about 80 % of final length species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 39 Shoots about 90 % of final length species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 5 Inflorescence emergence species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 51 Inflorescence buds and leaf buds swelling: buds closed, light brown species) scales visible 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 53 Bud burst: scales separated light green but sections visible species)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 54 Green or red leaf tips above bud scales species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 55 First flower buds (compact raceme) visible beside unfolded leaves species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 56 Beginning of raceme elongation species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 57 First flower bud separated on elongating raceme species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 59 Grape stage: all flower buds separated species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 6 Flowering species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 60 First flowers open species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 61 Beginning of flowering: about 10 % of flowers open species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 65 Full flowering: at least 50 % of flowers open, first petals falling species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 67 Flowers fading: majority of petals fallen species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 69 End of flowering: all petals fallen species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 7 Development of fruit species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 71 Beginning of fruit growth: first fruits visible at raceme base species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 72 20 % of fruits formed species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 73 30 % of fruits formed species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 74 40 % of fruits formed species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 75 50 % of fruits formed species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 76 60 % of fruits formed species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 77 70 % of fruits formed species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 78 80 % of fruits formed species)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 79 90 % of fruits formed species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 8 Maturity of fruit and seed species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 81 Beginning of ripening: change to cultivar-specific fruit color species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 85 Advanced ripening: first berries at base of racemes have cultivar- species) specific color 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 87 Fruit ripe for picking: most berries ripe species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 89 Berries at base of racemes tending to drop (beginning of fruit species) abscission) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 9 Senescence, beginning of dormancy species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 91 Shoot growth completed; terminal bud developed; foliage still fully species) green 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 92 Leaves begin to discolour species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 93 Beginning of leaf fall species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 95 50 % of leaves discoloured or fallen species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 97 All leaves fallen species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes 99 Harvested product species) 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes ?? Code to be defined species) 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 0 Germination bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 00 Dry seed bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 01 Beginning of seed imbibition bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 03 Seed imbibition complete bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 05 Radicle emerged from seed bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 07 Hypocotyl with cotyledons breaking through seed coat bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 08 Hypocotyl reaches the soil surface; hypocotyl arch visible bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 09 Emergence: hypocotyl with cotyledons break through soil surface bean and dwarf kidney bean) ("cracking stage") 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 1 Leaf development bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 10 Cotyledons completely unfolded bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 12 2 full leaves (first leaf pair) unfolded bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 13 3rd true leaf (first trifoliate leaf) unfolded bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 14 4th true leaf unfolded bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 15 5th true leaf unfolded bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 16 6th true leaf unfolded bean and dwarf kidney bean)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 17 7th true leaf unfolded bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 18 8th true leaf unfolded bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 19 9 or more leaves (2 full leaves, 7 or more trifoliate) unfolded bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 2 Formation of side shoots bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 21 First side shoot visible bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 22 2nd side shoot visible bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 23 3rd side shoot visible bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 24 4th side shoot visible bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 25 5th side shoot visible bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 26 6th side shoot visible bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 27 7th side shoot visible bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 28 8th side shoot visible bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 29 9 or more side shoots visible bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 5 Inflorescence emergence bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 51 First flower buds visible bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 55 First flower buds enlarged bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 59 First petals visible, flowers still closed bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 6 Flowering bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 60 First flowers open (sporadically within the population) bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 61 Beginning of flowering: 10 % of flowers open bean and dwarf kidney bean)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 62 20 % of flowers open bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 63 30 % of flowers open bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 64 40 % of flowers open bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 65 Full flowering: 50 % of flowers open bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 67 Flowering finishing: majority of petals fallen or dry bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 69 End of flowering: first pods visible bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 7 Development of fruit bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 71 10 % of pods have reached typical length bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 72 20 % of pods have reached typical length bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 73 30 % of pods have reached typical length bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 74 40 % of pods have reached typical length bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 75 50 % of pods have reached typical length, beans beginning to fill bean and dwarf kidney bean) out 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 76 60 % of pods have reached typical length bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 77 70 % of pods have reached typical length, pods still break cleanly bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 78 80 % of pods have reached typical length bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 79 Pods: individual beans easily visible bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 8 Ripening of fruit and seed bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 81 10 % of pods ripe (beans hard) bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 82 20 % of pods ripe (beans hard) bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 83 30 % of pods ripe (beans hard) bean and dwarf kidney bean)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 84 40 % of pods ripe (beans hard) bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 85 50 % of pods ripe (beans hard) bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 86 60 % of pods ripe (beans hard) bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 87 70 % of pods ripe (beans hard) bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 88 80 % of pods ripe (beans hard) bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 89 Fully ripe: pods ripe (beans hard) bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 9 Senescence bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 97 Plants dead bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney 99 Harvested product bean and dwarf kidney bean) 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney ?? Code to be defined bean and dwarf kidney bean) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 0 Germination garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 00 Dry seed, dormant bulb garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 01 Beginning of seed imbibition garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 03 Seed imbibition complete garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 05 Radicle emerged from seed. Roots appearing garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 07 Cotyledon breaking through seed coat garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 09 Emergence: cotyledon breaks through soil surface. Green shoot garlic, shallot) visible 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 1 Leaf development (Main shoot) garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 10 Advanced whip stage: whip begins to die off garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 11 First leaf (> 3 cm) clearly visible plant parts garlic, shallot)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 12 2nd leaf (> 3cm) clearly visible garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 13 3rd leaf (> 3cm) clearly visible garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 14 4th leaf (> 3cm) clearly visible garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 15 5th leaf (> 3cm) clearly visible garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 16 6th leaf (> 3cm) clearly visible garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 17 7th leaf (> 3cm) clearly visible garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 18 8th leaf (> 3cm) clearly visible garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 19 9 or more leaves clearly visible garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 4 Development of harvestable vegetative plant parts garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 41 Leaf bases begin to thicken or extend garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 43 30 % of the expected bulb or shaft diameter reached garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 45 50 % of the expected bulb or shaft diameter reached garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 47 Bolting begins; in 10 % of the plants leaves bent over. Leek: 70 % garlic, shallot) of the expected shaft length and diameter reached 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 48 Leaves bent over in 50 % of plants garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 49 Leaves dead, bulb top dry; dormancy. Leek: Growth complete; garlic, shallot) length and stem diameter typical for variety reached 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 5 Inflorescence emergence garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 51 Onion bulb begins to elongate garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 53 30 % of the expected length of flower stem reached garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 55 Flower stem at full length; sheath closed garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 57 Sheath burst open garlic, shallot)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 59 First flower petals visible; flowers still closed garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 6 Flowering garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 60 First flowers open (sporadically) garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 61 Beginning of flowering: 10 % of flowers open garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 62 20 % of flowers open garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 63 30 % of flowers open garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 64 40 % of flowers open garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 65 Full flowering: 50 % of flowers open garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 67 Flowering finishing: 70 % of petals fallen or dry garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 69 End of flowering garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 7 Development of fruit garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 71 First capsules formed garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 72 20 % of capsules formed garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 73 30 % of capsules formed garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 74 40 % of capsules formed garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 75 50 % of capsules formed garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 76 60 % of capsules formed garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 77 70 % of capsules formed garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 78 80 % of capsules formed garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 79 Capsule development complete; seeds pale garlic, shallot)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 8 Ripening of fruit and seed garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 81 Beginning of ripening: 10 % of capsules ripe garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 85 First capsules bursting garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 89 Fully ripe: seeds black and hard garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 9 Senescence garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 92 Leaves and shoots beginning to discolour garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 95 50 % of leaves yellow or dead garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 97 Plants or above ground parts dead garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, 99 Harvested product (seeds) garlic, shallot) 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion, leek, ?? Code to be defined garlic, shallot) 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 0 Germination vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 00 Dry seed vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 01 Beginning of seed imbibition vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 03 Seed imbibition complete vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 05 Radicle emerged from seed vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 07 Hypocotyl with cotyledons breaking through seed coat vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 09 Emergence: cotyledons break through soil surface vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 1 Leaf development (Main shoot) vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 10 Cotyledons completely unfolded; growing point or true leaf initial vegetables visible 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 11 First true leaf unfolded vegetables

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 12 2nd true leaf unfolded vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 13 3rd true leaf unfolded vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 14 4th true leaf unfolded vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 15 5th true leaf unfolded vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 16 6th true leaf unfolded vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 17 7th true leaf unfolded vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 18 8th true leaf unfolded vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 19 9 or more true leaves unfolded vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 4 Development of harvestable vegetative plant parts vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 41 Roots beginning to expand (diameter > 0,5 cm) vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 42 20 % of the expected root diameter reached vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 43 30 % of the expected root diameter reached vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 44 40 % of the expected root diameter reached vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 45 50 % of the expected root diameter reached vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 46 60 % of the expected root diameter reached vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 47 70 % of the expected root diameter reached vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 48 80 % of the expected root diameter reached vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 49 Expansion complete; typical form and size of roots reached vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 5 Inflorescence emergence vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 51 Main shoot begins to elongate vegetables

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 53 30 % of the expected height of the main shoot reached vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 55 First individual flowers of main inflorescence visible (still closed) vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 57 First individual flowers of secondary inflorescences visible (still vegetables closed) 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 59 First flower petals visible; flowers still closed vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 6 Flowering vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 60 First flowers open (sporadically) vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 61 Beginning of flowering: 10 % of flowers open vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 62 20 % of flowers open vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 63 30 % of flowers open vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 64 40 % of flowers open vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 65 Full flowering: 50 % of flowers open vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 67 Flowering finishing: majority of petals fallen or dry vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 69 End of flowering vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 7 Development of fruit vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 71 First fruits formed vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 72 20 % of fruits have reached typical size vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 73 30 % of fruits have reached typical size vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 74 40 % of fruits have reached typical size vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 75 50 % of fruits have reached typical size vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 76 60 % of fruits have reached typical size vegetables

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 77 70 % of fruits have reached typical size vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 78 80 % of fruits have reached typical size vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 79 Fruits have reached typical size vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 8 Ripening of fruit and seed vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 81 Beginning of ripening: 10 % of fruits ripe, or 10 % of seeds of vegetables typical colour, dry and hard 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 85 50 % of the fruits ripe, or 50 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and vegetables hard 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 89 Fully ripe: seeds on the whole plant of typical colour and hard vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 9 Senescence vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 92 Leaves and shoots beginning to discolour vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 95 50 % of leaves yellow or dead vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 97 Plants or above ground parts dead vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber 99 Harvested product (seeds) vegetables 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber ?? Code to be defined vegetables 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 0 Germination (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 00 Dry seed (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 01 Beginning of seed imbibition (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 03 Seed imbibition complete (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 05 Radicle emerged from seed (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 07 Hypocotyl with cotyledons breaking through seed coat (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 09 Emergence: cotyledons break through soil surface (heading)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 1 Leaf development (Main shoot) (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 10 Cotyledons completely unfolded; growing point or true leaf initial (heading) visible 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 11 First true leaf unfolded (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 12 2nd true leaf unfolded (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 13 3rd true leaf unfolded (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 14 4th true leaf unfolded (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 15 5th true leaf unfolded (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 16 6th true leaf unfolded (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 17 7th true leaf unfolded (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 18 8th true leaf unfolded (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 19 9 or more true leaves unfolded (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 4 Development of harvestable vegetative plant parts (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 41 Heads begin to form: the two youngest leaves do not unfold (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 42 20 % of the expected head size reached (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 43 30 % of the expected head size reached (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 44 40 % of the expected head size reached (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 45 50 % of the expected head size reached (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 46 60 % of the expected head size reached (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 47 70 % of the expected head size reached (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 48 80 % of the expected head size reached (heading)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 49 Typical size, form and firmness of heads reached (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 5 Inflorescence emergence (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 51 Main shoot inside head begins to elongate (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 53 30 % of the expected height of the main shoot reached (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 55 First individual flowers of main inflorescence visible (still closed) (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 57 First individual flowers of se-condary inflorescences visible (still (heading) closed) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 59 First flower petals visible; flowers still closed (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 6 Flowering (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 60 First flowers open (sporadically) (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 61 Beginning of flowering: 10 % of flowers open (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 62 20 % of flowers open (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 63 30 % of flowers open (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 64 40 % of flowers open (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 65 Full flowering: 50 % of flowers open (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 67 Flowering finishing: majority of petals fallen or dry (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 69 End of flowering (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 7 Development of fruit (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 71 First fruits formed (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 72 20 % of fruits have reached typical size (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 73 30 % of fruits have reached typical size (heading)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 74 40 % of fruits have reached typical size (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 75 50 % of fruits have reached typical size (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 76 60 % of fruits have reached typical size (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 77 70 % of fruits have reached typical size (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 78 80 % of fruits have reached typical size (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 79 Fruits have reached typical size (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 8 Ripening of fruit and seed (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 81 Beginning of ripening: 10 % of fruits ripe, or 10 % of seeds of (heading) typical colour, dry and hard 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 82 20 % of fruits ripe, or 20 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 83 30 % of fruits ripe, or 30 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 84 40 % of fruits ripe, or 40 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 85 50 % of fruits ripe, or 50 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 86 60 % of fruits ripe, or 60 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 87 70 % of fruits ripe, or 70 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 88 80 % of fruits ripe, or 80 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 89 Fully ripe: seeds on the whole plant of typical colour and hard (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 9 Senescence (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 92 Leaves and shoots beginning to discolour (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 95 50 % of leaves yellow or dead (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 97 Plants dead (heading)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables 99 Harvested product (seeds) (heading) 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables ?? Code to be defined (heading) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 0 Germination heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 00 Dry seed heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 01 Beginning of seed imbibition heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 03 Seed imbibition complete heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 05 Radicle emerged from seed heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 07 Hypocotyl with cotyledons breaking through seed coat heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 09 Emergence: cotyledons break through soil surface heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 1 Leaf development (Main shoot) heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 10 Cotyledons completely unfolded; growing point or true leaf initial heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) visible 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 11 First true leaf unfolded heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 12 2nd true leaf unfolded heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 13 3rd true leaf unfolded heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 14 4th true leaf unfolded heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 15 5th true leaf unfolded heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 16 6th true leaf unfolded heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 17 7th true leaf unfolded heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 18 8th true leaf unfolded heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 19 9 or more true leaves unfolded heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 3 Stem elongation of rosette growth heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 33 Leaf rosette has reached 30 % of the expected diameter typical for heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) the variety. Main shoot has reached 30 % of the expected height typical for the variety 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 35 Leaf rosette has reached 50 % of the expected diameter typical for heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) the variety. Main shoot has reached 50 % of the expected height typical for the variety 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 37 Leaf rosette has reached 70 % of the expected diameter typical for heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) the variety. Main shoot has reached 70 % of the expected height for the variety 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 39 Rosette development completed. Main shoot has reached the heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) height typical for the variety 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 4 Development of harvestable vegetative plant parts heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 41 10 % of the leaf mass typical for the variety reached heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 42 20 % of the leaf mass typical for the variety reached heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 43 30 % of the leaf mass typical for the variety reached heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 44 40 % of the leaf mass typical for the variety reached heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 45 50 % of the leaf mass typical for the variety reached heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 46 60 % of the leaf mass typical for the variety reached heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 47 70 % of the leaf mass typical for the variety reached heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 48 80 % of the leaf mass typical for the variety reached heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 49 Typical leaf mass reached heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 5 Inflorescence emergence heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 51 Main shoot begins to elongate. Main inflorescence visible between heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) uppermost leaves 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 53 30 % of the expected height of the main shoot reached heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 55 First individual flowers of main inflorescence visible (still closed) heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 59 First flower petals visible; flowers still closed heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 6 Flowering heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 60 First flowers open (sporadically) heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 61 Beginning of flowering: 10 % of flowers open heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 62 20 % of flowers open heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 63 30 % of flowers open heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 64 40 % of flowers open heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 65 Full flowering: 50 % of flowers open heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 67 Flowering finishing: majority of petals fallen or dry heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 69 End of flowering heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 7 Development of fruit heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 71 First fruits formed heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 72 20 % of fruits have reached typical size heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 73 30 % of fruits have reached typical size heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 74 40 % of fruits have reached typical size heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 75 50 % of fruits have reached typical size heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 76 60 % of fruits have reached typical size heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 77 70 % of fruits have reached typical size heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 78 80 % of fruits have reached typical size heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 79 Fruits have reached typical size heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 8 Ripening of fruit and seed heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 81 Beginning of ripening: 10 % of fruits ripe, or 10 % of seeds of heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) typical colour, dry and hard 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 82 20 % of fruits ripe, or 20 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 83 30 % of fruits ripe, or 30 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 84 40 % of fruits ripe, or 40 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 85 50 % of fruits ripe, or 50 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 86 60 % of fruits ripe, or 60 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 87 70 % of fruits ripe, or 70 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 88 80 % of fruits ripe, or 80 % of seeds of typical colour, dry and hard heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 89 Fully ripe: seeds on the whole plant of typical colour and hard heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 9 Senescence heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 92 Leaves and shoots beginning to discolor heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 95 50 % of leaves yellow or dead heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 97 Plants dead heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- 99 Harvested product (seeds) heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non- ?? Code to be defined heading; spinach, lamb`s lettuce, kale) 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 species 16 6th true leaf unfolded 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica species 36 Main shoot has reached 60 % of the expected height typical for the variety 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 species 41 Lateral buds begin to develop. Cauliflower heads begin to form; width of 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 species 45 50 % of the sprouts tightly closed. 50 % of the expected head diameter reached 176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica species 46 60 % of the sprouts tightly closed. 60 % of the expected head diameter reached 176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica species 47 70 % of the sprouts tightly closed. 70 % of the expected head diameter reached 176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica species 48 80 % of the sprouts tightly closed. 80 % of the expected head diameter reached 176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica species 49 Sprouts below terminal bud tightly closed. Typical size and form reached; head tightly closed 176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica species 5 Inflorescence emergence 176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica species 51 Main inflorescence visible between uppermost leaves. Branches of 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 species 63 30 % of flowers open 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 species 85 50 % of fruits ripe 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 family 11 First true leaf on main stem fully unfolded 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 family 51 First flower initial with elongated ovary visible on main stem 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 family 71 First fruit on main stem has reached typical size and form 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 family 97 Plants dead 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 family 19 9 or more leaves on main shoot unfolded 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 family 51 First inflorescence visible (first bud erect) for tomato; First flower bud visible for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 52 2nd inflorescence visible (first bud erect) for tomato; 2nd flower bud visible for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 53 3rd inflorescence visible (first bud erect) for tomato; 3rd flower bud visible for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 54 4th inflorescence visible (first bud erect) for tomato; 4th flower bud visible for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 55 5th inflorescence visible (first bud erect) for tomato; 5th flower bud visible for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 56 6th inflorescence visible (first bud erect) for tomato; 6th flower bud visible for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 57 7th inflorescence visible (first bud erect) for tomato; 7th flower bud visible for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 58 8th inflorescence visible (first bud erect) for tomato; 8th flower bud visible for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 59 9 or more inflorescences visible (first bud erect) for tomato; 9 or more flower buds already visible for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 6 Flowering 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 61 First inflorescence: first flower open for tomato; First flower open for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 62 2nd inflorescence: first flower open for tomato; 2nd flower open for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 63 3rd inflorescence: first flower open for tomato; 3rd flower open for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 64 4th inflorescence: first flower open for tomato; 4th flower open for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 65 5th inflorescence: first flower open for tomato; 5th flower open for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 66 6th inflorescence: first flower open for tomato; 6th flower open for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 67 7th inflorescence: first flower open for tomato; 7th flower open for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 68 8th inflorescence: first flower open for tomato; 8th flower open for paprika and aubergine

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 69 9 or more inflorescences with open flowers for tomato; 9 or more flowers 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 family 71 First fruit cluster: first fruit has reached typical size for tomato; First fruit has reached typical size and form for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 72 2nd fruit cluster: first fruit has reached typical size for tomato; 2nd fruit has reached typical size and form for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 73 3rd fruit cluster: first fruit has reached typical size for tomato; 3rd fruit has reached typical size and form for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 74 4th fruit cluster: first fruit has reached typical size for tomato; 4th fruit has reached typical size and form for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 75 5th fruit cluster: first fruit has reached typical size for tomato; 5th fruit has reached typical size and form for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 76 6th fruit cluster: first fruit has reached typical size for tomato; 6th fruit has reached typical size and form for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 77 7th fruit cluster: first fruit has reached typical size for tomato; 7th fruit has reached typical size and form for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 78 8th fruit cluster: first fruit has reached typical size for tomato; 8th fruit has reached typical size and form for paprika and aubergine 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family 79 9 or more fruit clusters with fruits of typical size for tomato; 9 or more fruits 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 GV1 Zonal authorisation according to Article 51, DE is ZRMS, first application 204 Type of procedure GV2 Zonal authorisation according to Article 51, DE is ZRMS, renewal of authorisation 204 Type of procedure GV3 Zonal authorisation according to Article 51, DE is cMS, first application 204 Type of procedure GV4 Zonal authorisation according to Article 51, DE is cMS, renewal of authorisation 204 Type of procedure GVU Mutual recognition according to Article 51 204 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 ZV1 Zonal authorisation, DE is ZRMS, first application 204 Type of procedure ZV2 Zonal authorisation, DE is ZRMS, renewal of authorisation 204 Type of procedure ZV3 Zonal authorisation, DE is cMS, first application 204 Type of procedure ZV4 Zonal authorisation, DE is cMS, renewal of authorisation 204 Type of procedure ZVU Mutual recognition

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 400 Active substance list 0013 phosphane 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 400 Active substance list 0091 folpet 400 Active substance list 0092 phenkapton

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 triazole metabolites 400 Active substance list 0128 calcium cyanide 400 Active substance list 0129 thallium(I) sulfate 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 iron(2) 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 400 Active substance list 0247 kelevan

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 octacide 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 400 Active substance list 0558 dinitramine 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 78 039 400 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 400 Active substance list 0651 glufosinate 400 Active substance list 0652 fenthiaprop 400 Active substance list 0653 fatty acid potassium salts 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-dodecen-1-ylacetate 400 Active substance list 0674 isoxaben 400 Active substance list 0675 imazapyr 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 sand 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 400 Active substance list 0713 dichlorophen 400 Active substance list 0714 diphenyl 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 400 Active substance list 0754 triacontanole 400 Active substance list 0755 Tribasic copper sulfate 400 Active substance list 0756 isoprothiolane 400 Active substance list 0757 Plant oils/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 lime sulphur 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)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 Cycloxydim 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 400 Active substance list 0868 fenbuconazole 400 Active substance list 0869 propaquizafop 400 Active substance list 0870 chloranil 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,Z)-7,9-dodecadien-1-yl acetate 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 400 Active substance list 0910 (E,E)-8,10-Dodecadien-1-ol 400 Active substance list 0911 Haloxyfop-P (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 Kieselgur (diatomaceous earth) 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 Ferric phosphate 400 Active substance list 0948 ethoxysulfuron 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 Silthiofam 400 Active substance list 0987 thiamethoxam 400 Active substance list 0988 dimethenamid-P 400 Active substance list 0989 picolinafen 400 Active substance list 0990 (E)-5-Decen-1-ol 400 Active substance list 0991 acrinathrin

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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-Decen-1-yl acetate 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-dodecen-1-yl 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-dodecen-1-yl 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 400 Active substance list 1023 Boscalid 400 Active substance list 1024 tritosulfuron 400 Active substance list 1025 novaluron 400 Active substance list 1026 laminarin 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 phosphonates 400 Active substance list 1042 Potassium hydrogen carbonate 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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-dodecen-1-yl acetate 400 Active substance list 1099 (Z)-8-dodecen-1-ol 400 Active substance list 1100 emamectin 400 Active substance list 1101 (E,Z)-2,13-Octadecadien-1-yl acetate 400 Active substance list 1102 (E,Z)-3,13-Octadecadien-1-yl acetate 400 Active substance list 1103 cyprosulfamide 400 Active substance list 1104 thiencarbazone 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 C7 to C20 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 denathonium benzoate 400 Active substance list 1141 disodium phosphonate 400 Active substance list 1142 SYN449280 400 Active substance list 1143 paraffin oil (CAS 64742-46-7) 400 Active substance list 1144 paraffin oil (CAS 72623-86-0) 400 Active substance list 1145 paraffin oil (CAS 97862-82-3) 400 Active substance list 1146 paraffin oil (CAS 8042-47-5)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 400 Active substance list 1147 sodium hypochlorite 400 Active substance list 1148 aluminium ammonium sulfate 400 Active substance list 1149 paraffin oils (CAS 64742-54-7) 400 Active substance list 1150 tall oil crude 400 Active substance list 1151 bixafen 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 400 Active substance list 1178 oxaziclomefone 400 Active substance list 1179 indaziflam 400 Active substance list 1180 pyrasulfotole 400 Active substance list 1181 Flutianil 400 Active substance list 1182 cyantraniliprole 400 Active substance list 1183 isoflucypram 400 Active substance list 1184 sulfoxaflor 400 Active substance list 1185 Terpenoid blend QRD-460 400 Active substance list 1186 diflufenzopyr 400 Active substance list 1187 3-decen-2-one 400 Active substance list 1188 Reynoutria sachalinensis extract 400 Active substance list 1189 flupyradifurone 400 Active substance list 1190 chitosan 400 Active substance list 1191 equisetum extract 400 Active substance list 1192 talc 400 Active substance list 1194 calcium hydroxide 400 Active substance list 1195 quassia 400 Active substance list 1196 halauxifen-methyl 400 Active substance list 1197 rescalure 400 Active substance list 1198 COS-OGA 400 Active substance list 1199 mandestrobin 400 Active substance list 1200 benzovindiflupyr 400 Active substance list 1201 dimethyl disulfide 400 Active substance list 1202 isofetamid 400 Active substance list 1203 ethiprole 400 Active substance list 1204 isotianil 400 Active substance list 1205 triafamone 400 Active substance list 1206 mepronil 400 Active substance list 1207 aluminium potassium sulfate 400 Active substance list 1208 fatty acid C8-10 methyl esters 400 Active substance list 1209 Salix alba bark

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 400 Active substance list 1210 vinegar 400 Active substance list 1211 Rheum officinale 400 Active substance list 1212 saccharose 400 Active substance list 1213 E8,E10-Dodecadion-1-ol + Tetradecyl Acetate 400 Active substance list 1214 Artemisia vulgaris 400 Active substance list 1215 oxathiapiprolin 400 Active substance list 1216 cyclaniliprole 400 Active substance list 1217 Artemisia absinthium 400 Active substance list 1218 Tanacetum vulgare 400 Active substance list 1219 Lecithins 400 Active substance list 1220 fructose 400 Active substance list 1221 great burdock extract 400 Active substance list 1222 sodium hydrogencarbonate 400 Active substance list 1223 (E/Z)-9-Dodecen-1-yl acetate 400 Active substance list 1224 (E,E/Z)-7,9-dodecadien-1-yl acetate 400 Active substance list 1225 fenpicoxamid 400 Active substance list 1226 diammonium phosphate 400 Active substance list 1227 (3E)-3-decen-2-one 400 Active substance list 1228 sweet whey 400 Active substance list 1229 tolpyralate 400 Active substance list 1230 2-Methyl-6-methylen-2,7-octadien-4-ol 400 Active substance list 1231 4,6,6-Trimethyl-bicyclo[3.1.1]hept-3-en-ol 400 Active substance list 1232 2-Ethyl-1,6-dioxaspiro[4,4]nonane 400 Active substance list 1233 2,4-Decadienoic acid, methyl ester 400 Active substance list 1234 paraffin oil (CAS 64742-55-8) 400 Active substance list 1235 sunflower oil 400 Active substance list 1236 nettle 400 Active substance list 1237 Satureja montana L. essential oil 400 Active substance list 1238 Origanum vulgare L. essential oil 400 Active substance list 1239 napropamide-M 400 Active substance list 1240 clayed charcoal

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 400 Active substance list 1241 Achillea millefolium extract 400 Active substance list 1242 mefentrifluconazole 400 Active substance list 1243 Capsicum annuum / Capsicum frutescens 400 Active substance list 1244 hydrogen peroxide 400 Active substance list 1245 pydiflumetofen 400 Active substance list 1246 ABE IT56 400 Active substance list 1247 honey from rhododendron 400 Active substance list 1248 florpyrauxifen-benzyl 400 Active substance list 1249 ferric pyrophosphate 400 Active substance list 1250 Mustard Powder 400 Active substance list 1251 Salt (Sodium chloride) 400 Active substance list 1252 Citrus pulp 400 Active substance list 1253 potassium sorbate 400 Active substance list 1254 beer 400 Active substance list 1255 Saponaria officinalis L. extract 400 Active substance list 1256 quizalofop-P-ethyl 400 Active substance list 1257 quizalofop-P-tefuryl 400 Active substance list 1258 polyoxorim-zinc 400 Active substance list 1259 lavandulyl senecioate 400 Active substance list 1260 Sweet lupin (seed) 400 Active substance list 1261 onion oil 400 Active substance list 1262 Landes pine tar 400 Active substance list 1263 fentrazamide 400 Active substance list 1264 daimuron 400 Active substance list 1265 Castanea and Schinopsis sp. tannins 400 Active substance list 1266 24-epibrassinolide 400 Active substance list 1267 Quassia amara L. extract 400 Active substance list 1268 Saflufenacil 400 Active substance list 1269 Vitis vinifera cane tannins 400 Active substance list 1270 Valeriana officinalis L. 400 Active substance list 1271 milk

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 400 Active substance list 1272 propolis extract 400 Active substance list 1273 fatty acid (incl. potassium salts) 400 Active substance list 1274 metyltetraprole 400 Active substance list 1275 Margosa extract (Azadirachtin source - Mitsui) 400 Active substance list 1276 Margosa extract (Azadirachtin source - SIPCAM) 400 Active substance list 1277 Margosa extract (Azadirachtin source - Trifolio) 400 Active substance list 1278 L-cysteine hydrochloride 400 Active substance list 1279 Rhododendron extract 400 Active substance list 1280 elemental iron 400 Active substance list 1281 bixlozone 400 Active substance list 1282 fluindapyr 400 Active substance list 1283 cinmethylin 400 Active substance list 1284 ipflufenoquin 400 Active substance list 1285 picarbutrazox 400 Active substance list 1286 comfrey steeping 400 Active substance list 1287 inpyrfluxam 400 Active substance list 1288 (E,Z,Z)-3,8,11-Tetradecatrien-1-yl acetate + (E,Z)-3,8- Tetradecadien-1-yl acetate 400 Active substance list 1289 cinnamaldehyde 400 Active substance list 9000 Adoxophyes orana granulovirus strain BV-0001 400 Active substance list 9010 Cydia pomonella granulovirus (CpGV) mexican isolate 400 Active substance list 9011 Cydia pomonella granulovirus (CpGV) isolate GV-0006 400 Active substance list 9012 Cydia pommonella granulovirus (CpGV) isolate GV-0003 400 Active substance list 9013 Cydia pommonella granulovirus (CpGV) isolate GV-R5 400 Active substance list 9014 Cydia pomonella Granulovirus isolate V14 400 Active substance list 9015 Cydia pomonella Granulovirus isolate V15 400 Active substance list 9020 Spodoptera exigua nucleopolyhedrovirus strain SeNPV-F1 400 Active substance list 9021 Spodoptera exigua multicapsid nucleopolyhedrovirus (SeMNPV, 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 400 Active substance list 9060 Neodiprion sertifer nuclear polyhedrosis virus 400 Active substance list 9070 pepino mosaic virus 400 Active substance list 9071 pepino mosaic virus strain CH2 (isolate 1906) 400 Active substance list 9072 mild pepino mosaic virus isolate VC1 400 Active substance list 9073 mild pepino mosaic virus isolate VX1 400 Active substance list 9074 Pepino mosaic virus strain EU mild isolate Abp1 400 Active substance list 9075 pepino mosaic virus strain CH2 mild isolate Abp2 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 strain PB-54 400 Active substance list 9306 number no longer in use 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 (TM14- 1) 400 Active substance list 9330 Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. israelensis (Serotyp H-14) AM65-52 400 Active substance list 9350 Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strain QST 713 (formerly B. subtilis) 400 Active substance list 9351 Bacillus subtilis strain T 99 400 Active substance list 9352 Bacillus subtilis strain IAB/BS03 400 Active substance list 9380 Pseudomonas chlororaphis strain MA 342 400 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 9431 Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strain FZB24 400 Active substance list 9432 Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strain MBI 600

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 400 Active substance list 9433 Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strain AH2 400 Active substance list 9434 Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strain IT-45 400 Active substance list 9435 Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strain FZB42 400 Active substance list 9440 Bacillus pumilus strain QST 2808 400 Active substance list 9450 Streptomyces lydicus strain WYEC 400 Active substance list 9460 Pasteuria nishizawae strain Pn1 400 Active substance list 9470 Chromobacterium subtsugae strain PRAA4-1(T) 400 Active substance list 9600 Beauveria bassiana strain INRA 147 400 Active substance list 9601 Beauveria bassiana strain GHA 400 Active substance list 9602 Beauveria bassiana strain ATCC 74040 400 Active substance list 9603 Beauveria bassiana strain NPP111B005 400 Active substance list 9604 Beauveria bassiana strain PPRI 5339 400 Active substance list 9605 Beauveria bassiana strain IMI389521 400 Active substance list 9606 Beauveria bassiana strain 203 400 Active substance list 9610 Coniothyrium minitans 400 Active substance list 9620 Isaria fumosorosea strain Apopka 97 400 Active substance list 9621 Paecilomyces fumosoroseus strain Fe9901 400 Active substance list 9630 Purpureocillium lilacinum strain 251 (formerly Paecilomyces lilacinus) 400 Active substance list 9640 Pseudozyma flocculosa strain ATCC 64874 400 Active substance list 9650 Ampelomyces quisqualis strain AQ 10 400 Active substance list 9660 Clonostachys rosea strain J1446 (formerly Gliocladium catenulatum) 400 Active substance list 9670 Candida oleophila strain O 400 Active substance list 9680 Trichoderma gamsii strain ICC080 (formerly T. viride) 400 Active substance list 9681 Trichoderma asperellum strain T-25 (formerly T. viride) 400 Active substance list 9682 Trichoderma asperellum viride strain TV1 (formerly T. viride) 400 Active substance list 9690 Trichoderma harzianum strain T-22 400 Active substance list 9691 Trichoderma atrobrunneum strain ITEM908 (formerly T. harzianum) 400 Active substance list 9692 Trichoderma asperellum (formerly T. harzianum) strain ICC012 400 Active substance list 9693 Trichoderma atroviride (formerly T. harzianum) strain T-11 400 Active substance list 9700 Metarhizium anisopliae var. anisopliae strain F52

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 400 Active substance list 9701 Metarhizium anisopliae var. anisopliae strain BIPESCO 5 400 Active substance list 9702 Metarhizium anisopliae var. anisopliae strains BIPESCO5/F52 400 Active substance list 9710 Akanthomyces muscarius strain Ve6 400 Active substance list 9711 Verticillium albo atrum-isolate WCS850 400 Active substance list 9720 Phlebiopsis gigantea 400 Active substance list 9721 Phlebiopsis gigantea strain VRA 1835 400 Active substance list 9722 Phlebiopsis gigantea strain VRA 1984 400 Active substance list 9723 Phlebiopsis gigantea strain PG 410.3 400 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 9752 Trichoderma atroviride strain SC1 400 Active substance list 9753 Trichoderma atroviride strain AGR2 400 Active substance list 9754 Trichoderma atroviride strain AT10 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 400 Active substance list 9800 Cerevisane 400 Active substance list 9810 Saccharomyces cerevisiae strain LAS02 400 Active substance list 9820 Purpureocillium Lilacinum PL 11 400 Active substance list 9830 Fusarium sp. strain L13 400 Active substance list 9840 Metschnikowia fructicola strain NRRL Y-27328 400 Active substance list 9850 Metarhizium brunneum strain Cb15-III 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and species dicotyledonous plants 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 151 Phenological growth stages for cereal species 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 152 Phenological growth stages for maize (Zea mays L.) species

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 153 Phenological growth stages for rape (Brassica napus L.) species 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 154 Phenological growth stages for broad beans (Vicia faba L.) species 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 155 Phenological growth stages for the sunflower (Helianthus annuus species L.) 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 156 Phenological growth stages for common beet (Beta vulgaris L. species ssp.) 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 157 Phenological growth stages for the potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) species 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 158 Phenological growth stages for hops (Humulus lupulus) species 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 160 Phenological growth stages for pome fruit (Malus domestica species BORKH. und Pyrus communis L.) 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 161 Phenological growth stages for stone fruit (Prunus species) species 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 162 Phenological growth stages for currants (Ribes species) species 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 163 Phenological growth stages for strawberries (Fragaria x ananassa species Duch. und Fragaria vesca L.) 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 164 Phenological growth stages for grapevine species 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 170 Phenological growth stages for peas (Pisum sativum L.) species 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 171 Phenological growth stages for beans (climbing kidney bean = species Phaseolus vulgaris L. var. nanus; dwarf kidney bean = Phaseolus vulgaris L. var. vulgaris) 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 172 Phenological growth stages for bulb crops (onion = Allium cepa L., species leek = Allium porrum L., garlic = Allium sativum L., shallot = Allium ascalonicum auct. non L.) 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 173 Phenological growth stages for root and tuber vegetables species 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 174 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (heading) species 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 175 Phenological growth stages for leafy vegetables (non-heading) species (spinach = Spinacia oleracea L., lamb's lettuce = Valerianella locusta L., kale = Brassica oleracea L. var. sabellica) 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 176 Phenological growth stages for other brassica species species 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 177 Phenological growth stages for the cucumber family species

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 178 Phenological growth stages for the nightshade family species 430 Selection code list for growth stage of plant/plant 190 Phenological growth stages for rice (Oryza sativa L.) species 431 Selection code list for development stage of harmful 150 Phenological growth stages for monocotyledonous and organism dicotyledonous plants 431 Selection code list for development stage of harmful 98 General development stages for animal pests organism 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) 1GELEF Gelechiidae 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. 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) ALEUSP Whiteflies

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 blackgrass 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 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) ALTECC leaf spot of endive (Alternaria cichroii) 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 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) AMHISO European June beetle (Amphimallon solstitialis) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) ANARLI peach twig borer (Anarsia lineatella) 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) ANMLAE dune chafer (Anomala aenea) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) ANOBII Anobiidae

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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) 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 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) ANURHE leaf curling plum aphid 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) 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) ARIOVU Spanish slug (Arion vulgaris) 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)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) BESEIT weeding

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 () 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) BOTSDO Esca of vinegrape (Botryosphaeria dothidea) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) BOVIDA bovids (Bovidae)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) CACORO European leaf roller 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) CADDR common whitetop

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) CAGSE great bindweed 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) CALAGR grain weevil (Sitophilus granarius) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) CALAND Sitophilus species 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) CALAOR lesser grain weevil (Sitophilus oryzae) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) CAPBP shepherd's purse 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) CAPRCA roe deer 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 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) CERAUL Dutch elm disease (Ophiostoma ulmi) 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) CERCPE leaf spot disease (Passalora puncta)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 red deer 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 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) CEUTPI rape winter stem weevil (Ceutorhynchus picitarsis) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) CEUTPL Cabbage gall weevil 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) CEUTQU cabbage stem weevil 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) CHAAN bay willowherb 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) CHAESP Chaetocnema sp. (Chaetocnema flea beetle species) 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) CHRSPP spruce broom rust (Chrysomyxa species) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) CHRYSM Chrysomyxa 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) CICASP_1 cicada as virus vector 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) CLADAC leaf spot of onion (Cladosporium allii-cepae) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) CLADAP leaf spot (Cladosporium allii) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) CLADCU gummosis of cucumber (Cladosporium cucumerinum) 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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) COELOM Coelomycetes 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)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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) COLLCI anthracnose of onion (Colletotrichum circinans) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) COLLET Colletotrichum 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) COLLFR anthracnose of strawberry (Colletotrichum fragariae) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) COLLGR Anthracnose of cereals (Colletotrichum graminicola) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) COLLLA anthracnose of cucurbits (Glomerella lagenarium) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) COLLLD Anthracnose of bean, pea (Colletotrichum lindemuthianum) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) COLLLU anthracnose of lupin (Colletotrichum lupini) 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) CONTPI pea midge (Contarinia pisi) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) CONTPY pear midge (Contarinia pyrivora) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) CORRCE rice meal moth (Corcyra cephalonica) 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 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) CRIESP asparagus beetle 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) CRONAR Cronartium

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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) CRYLFE flat grain beetle (Cryptolestes ferrugineus) 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 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) CYDILO Small fruit tortrix 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) CYLAC European hazel (Corylus avellana)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) DESSO flixweed 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) DEUTEO mitosporic fungi (Deuteromycotina)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) DIABVI western corn rootworm (Diabrotica virgifera) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) DIAPHE stalk rot of sunflower (Diaporthe helianthi) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) DIAPPS pod blight of soybean (Diaporthe phaseolorum var. sojae) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) DIAPSP Diaporthe spp. 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) DIASPI Diaspididae 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) DIDSTH needle blight of Western red cedar (Didymascella thujina) 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) 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) DREPRI leaf spot (Drepanopeziza ribis) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) DRETRE grape 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) DROSSP Drosophila species 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) DROSSU cherry drosophila (Drosophila suzukii) 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) 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 species 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) EQUPA marsh horsetail 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) EQUSS horsetail species 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) 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 () 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) FRUCHQ fruit quality 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 (Fulvia fulva)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) FULVIA Fulvia 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) FUMOF common fumitory 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) FUSAAS Fusarium wilt of asparagus (Fusarium oxysporum) 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) FUSAOX Fusarium oxysporum 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) FUSAVR cob rot of maize (Gibberella moniliformis) 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 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) GAEUGR take-all (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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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) GIBBZE stem rot (Fusarium graminearum) 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) GLOMSP Glomerella sp. 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)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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) GNORAB tomato borer (Tuta absoluta) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) GODRCA dieback disease (Godronia cassandrae) 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) HELIAR old world bollworm (Helicoverpa armigera) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) HELLOB Eastern heath snail (Xerolenta obvia) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) HELMSO silver scurf (Helminthosporium solani) 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) HYALOP Hyalopterus 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) HYALPR mealy plum aphid 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) HYDOMI rosy rustic moth 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 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) IPSXTY eight-dentate bark beetle (Ips typhographus) 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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) KABAZE eye spot of maize (Kabatiella zeae) 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 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) LAGOMO lagomorphs 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) LAGRES reduction of scaled 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) LAPHEG beet armyworm (Spodoptera exigua) 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) LASORU_1 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 cereal leaf beetle (Lema sp.) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) LEPIDO Lepidoptera 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) LEPTBG stem canker of brassicas 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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) 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 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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) OPHSNU Dutch elm disease (Ophiostoma ulmi) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) OPOMSP Opomyza spec. (cereal flies) 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) ORYZSU saw-toothed grain beetle (Oryzaephilus surinamensis) 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PAPSS poppy spec. 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PARTUN common conifer spider mite (Oligonychus ununguis) 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) PEMPDA carrot root aphid (Pemphigus phenax) 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 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PENIEX Penicillium expansum 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PENISP Penicillium species 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PEPMVO Pepino mosaic virus 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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) PHMOCH esca of vinegrape (Phaeomoniella chlamydospora) 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) PHPHSP Phyllopertha species 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) 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PHYTER Phytophthora erythroseptica 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)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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) PLASHA downy mildew of sunflower 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) PLEOAL leaf blight (Stemphylium vesicarium) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PLEOBJ beet black leg 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PLEOHE leaf spot (Stemphylium botryosum) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PLEOSO Pleospora 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PLEOSP Pleospora species (Pleospora spp.)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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) PODOCL powdery mildew (Podosphaera clandestina) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PODOLE powdery mildew (Podosphaera leucotricha) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PODOSP Podosphaera 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PODOTR powdery mildew of apricot (Podosphaera tridactyla) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PODOXA powdery mildew (Podosphaera xanthii) 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)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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) PSDMSX Pseudomonas syringae 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PSEAPE mulberry scale (Pseudaulacaspis pentagona) 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 red fire disease of grapevine (Pseudopezicula tracheiphila) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PSPZTR_1 red fire disease of grapevine (Pseudopezicula tracheiphila) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PSYICH rape flea beetle

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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) PUCCGR black stem rust (Puccinia graminis) 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) 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) PUCCPO rust of leek (Puccinia porri) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PUCCR black stem rust (Puccinia graminis) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PUCCRC leaf rust of gooseberry (Puccinia ribesii-caricis) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PUCCRE brown leaf rust of cereals (Puccinia recondita) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PUCCRT brown rust (Puccinia recondita f.sp.tritici) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PUCCRU Rust of parsley (Puccinia rubiginosa) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PUCCSO rust of maize (Puccinia sorghi) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) PUCCST stripe rust of grasses (Puccinia striiformis)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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) PYTHVI Pythium violae 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) RAMUPA leaf spot of dock (Ramularia pratensis) 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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) 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) RHAGCO walnut hust fly 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) RHAGOL Rhagoletis 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) RHITDO Australian wheat weevil (Rhyzopertha dominica) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) RHITODO lesser grain borer (Rhyzopertha dominica) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) RHITSP Rhyzopertha spp. 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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) SCAPLI American grapevine leafhopper (Scaphoideus titanus) 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) SCHIPO fly speck 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) SCLEGL dry rot of gladiolus (Stromatinia gladioli) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) SCLEHO dollar spot of grasses (Sclerotinia homoeocarpa) 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 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)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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) SETOTU leaf blight on maize (Setosphaeria turcica) 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) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) SISDCF tarsonemid mites (Tarsonemidae)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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) SITTCE grain moth (Sitotroga cerealella) 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) SPARPI_1 long-palpi Tortrix 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) SPARPI_2 leaf-rolling Tortrix 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) TETRAM pavement ant (Tetramorium)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 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) TOGNMI esca of vinegrape (Togninia minima) 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) TORFBI Increase offset formation after roots are well-established 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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) TRIEBVE enhancement of shoot branching 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) TRIEBVL shoot prolongation 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) TRIZAP carrot psyllid (Trioza apicalis) 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)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) UNCINU Uncinula 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) USTIHA covered smut of oats (Ustilago hordei 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) USTIMA blister smut of maize (Ustilago maydis) 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) 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) VENTPI scab of pear (Venturia pyrina) 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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) VFRAB Inhibition of alternation 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) VICHI hairy vetch 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) VICTE four-seed vetch 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) XANTJU bacterial blight of walnut (Xanthomonas juglandis)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) XANTSP Xanthomonas sp. 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) YBEEQ beet quality improvement 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) YBFMI decrease of non-parasitic leaf spots 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 desiccation 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) YEMSTP Production of sterile male plants 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) YERAW reduction of runner and blossom in winter 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) YERFR harvest advancement 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) YFENTG fruit degreening 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) YFRAB Inhibition of alternation 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) YFRAD thinning of fruit

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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) YFREQ fruit quality improvement 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) YFVWA Promotion of vegetative growth 947 Harmful organism or purpose (extended EPPO code) YGREQ grain quality improvement 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 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

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 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 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO 1CHYG Chrysanthemum code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO 1ORCF orchids code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO 1ULMG elm species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ??? Code to be defined code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ABINO Caucasian fir code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ABISS fir code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ABOME chokeberry, black code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ACHMI common yarrow code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ACHSS yarrow code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ACRCA hedge maple code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ACSCA calamus code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO AECSS horse chestnut code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO AFEGR dill code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO AGCBI button mushroom code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO AGIEU common agrimony code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO AGRAE black poplar mushroom code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO AGREL tall wheatgrass code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO AGRRE couchgrass code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO AGSSS bent grass species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO AGSTE common bent grass code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO AJTSS Agastache species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ALCVU common alchemilla code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ALGOF marsh mallow code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ALLAH pearl onion code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ALLAS shallot code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ALLCE onion code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ALLFI Welsh onion code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ALLPO leek code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ALLSA garlic code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ALLSC chives code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ALLUR bear's garlic code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ALOPR meadow foxtail code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ALUSS alder code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO AMACR purple amaranth code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO AMEOV garden serviceberry code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ANAOC cashew code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ANHCO pineapple code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ANKAR common angelica code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ANRCE chervil, garden code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ANTNO noble chamomile code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ANTTI dyer's chamomile code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO APUGD stick celery code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO APUGR celeriac code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO APUGS cutting celery code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ARFLA greater burdock code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ARHHY peanut code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ARREL tall oat grass code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ARTAB common wormwood code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ARTAT southern wormwood code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ARTDR estragon code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ARTSS wormwood species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ARTVU common mugwort code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ARWLA horseradish code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ARXMO arnica code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ASPOB white asparagus code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ASPOF asparagus code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ASPOG green asparagus code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ATHSS snap-dragon code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ATIAR bower actinida code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ATICH Chinese kiwi code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ATISS kiwi species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ATRBE great morel code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO AURAU Jew's ear code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO AVESA common oats code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO AVESS oats code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO AVESW winter oats code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BAPTI yellow wild indigo code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BARVE land cress code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BEAVA sugar beet code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BEAVC fodder beet code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BEAVF spinach beet code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BEAVV Swiss chard code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BEAVX beta beets (red, yellow, white beet) code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BEBTH Japanese barberry code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BEBVU common barberry code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BEGEH begonia, Elatior hybrids code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BEGKH tuberous begonia hybrids code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BEGLH begonia, Lorraine hybrids code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BEGSH begonia, Semperflorens hybrids code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BEGSS begonia species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BELSS Bellis species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BOROF common borage code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRMSS bromelia species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BROST sterile brome code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSAB brassica species (field crops) code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSAG white flowering Chinese broccoli code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSCH pak choi code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSJU brown mustard code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSNA Swedish turnip code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSNI black mustard code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSNN oil seed rape code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSNO Japanese mustard code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSNS summer rape code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSNW winter rape code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSOA collard code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSOB cauliflower code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSOC curly kale code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSOF Brussels sprouts code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSOG kohlrabi code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSOK asparagus broccoli code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSOL white cabbage code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSOM stem kale code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSON oxheart cabbage code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSOR red cabbage code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSOS savoy cabbage code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSOX vegetable cabbage code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSPA false pak choi code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSPE spinach mustard code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSPK Chinese cabbage code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSRE turnip tops code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSRO turnip rape code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSRR turnip (stubble turnip, early turnip etc.) code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BRSSA winter turnip rape code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BTHEX Brazil nut code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO BUXSE common box code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CAFPA arum lily code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CAHJA Japanese camellia code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CAUTI safflower code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CAZHY calceolaria hybrids code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CCNNU coconut code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CEIPE kapok tree code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CENCY cornflower code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CHPBU bulbous chervil code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CHQMA tetterwort code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CHYCO chrysanthemum, garland code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CHYFR white marguerite code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CHYMH Chrysanthemum-Maximum hybrids code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CHYPA feverfew code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CHYVE florist's chrysanthemum code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CIAPA papaya code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CICEC winter endive code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CICEL escarole code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CICEN endives code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CICIF red-leaved chicory code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CICIS large-rooted chicory code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CICSS witloof code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CIDAF lime code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CIDAU bitter orange code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CIDLI lemon code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CIDME citron code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CIDPA grapefruit code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CIDRE mandarin code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CIDSI sweet orange code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CIEAR chickpea code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CIMRA black snakeroot code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CINZE Ceylon cinnamon tree code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CIPBE hornbeam code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CITLA cantaloupe code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CLAPE winter purslane code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CLDOF pot marigold code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CMASA gold-of-pleasure code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CNISA hemp code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CNKMA lily of the valley code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO COFAR coffee code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CORSA coriander, common code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CPSAN sweet pepper code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CPSFR chilli code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CRMAB crambe code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CRMMA sea-kale code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CRWMS cornel cherry code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CRYCA caraway, common code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CSCMO common hawthorn code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CSCOX midland hawthorn code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CSNSS sweet chestnut species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CSPCH garden aster code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CTTDA bearberry code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CUMME melon code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CUMSA cucumber code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CUNSS heath (Calluna spec.) code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CURLO turmeric code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CUUMO musky gourd code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CUUMX giant pumpkin code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CUUPE pumpkin code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CUUPG zucchini code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CUUPM pumpkin, bush code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CUUPO oil pumpkin code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CUUTX ornamental gourds code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CXDBE holy thistle code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CYASS hickory-tree pecan species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CYDOB quince code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CYLAV European hazel code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CYLMA filbert code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CYUSC artichoke code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CYZPE cyclamen code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO CYZSS cyclamen code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO DACGL orchard grass code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO DAHPI pinnata code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO DAUCS carrot code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO DELHY larkspur hybrids code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO DIKLA foreglove code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO DIKPU purple foxglove code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO DIKSS foxglove species code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO DINBA sweet William code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO DINCA carnation code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO DINSS carnation species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO DIPER white rocket code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO DIPMU stinkweed code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO DIPTE perennial wall rocket code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO EAIGU oil palm code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ECEAN narrow-leaved coneflower code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ECEPA pale echinacea code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ECESS echinacea species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO EIAGR rose heath code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO EIASS heath (Erica spec.) code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO EIOJA loquat code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO EPHLA mole plant code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO EPHPU common poinsettia code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO EPHSS poinsettia species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO EPISS willow-herb species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO EQUSS horsetail code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ERUVE mustard, hedge code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ETACA cardamom code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO EXUSS Exacum species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO FAGES buckwheat code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO FAUSS beeches code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO FAUSY European beech code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO FESAR reed fescue code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO FESOV sheep's fescue code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO FESPR meadow fescue code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO FESRU red fescue code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO FESSS fescue species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO FETAS hybrid fescue code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO FIUBE weeping fig tree code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO FIUCA fig code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO FOEVA Italian fennel code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO FOEVD sweet fennel code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO FRAAN strawberry code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO FUCFU fuchsia fulgens code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO FUCHY fuchsia hybrids code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO FUCSS fuchsia species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO GALOD woodruff code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO GEBJA gerbera code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO GETLU yellow gentian code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO GGGGG grasses code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO GIKBI ginkgo code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO GLAHY gladiolus hybrids code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO GLXMA soya bean code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO GOSSS cotton code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO GYCGL licorice code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO GYPSS Gypsophila, tall code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO HCHSA Coral bells code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO HELAN sunflower, common code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO HELTU topinambur code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO HEUXX hay code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO HIBCA kenaf code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO HIBRS hibiscus code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO HIBSA Jamaica sorrel code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO HIORH buckthorn, sea code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO HORVS spring barley code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO HORVW winter barley code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO HORVX barley code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO HUMLU hop code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO HYEMA hydrangea, french code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO HYESS hydrangea code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO HYPPE common St. John's wort code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO HYPSS hypericum code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO HYSOF hyssop code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ILEPA maté code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO INUHE elecampane code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO IPASS Impatiens species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO IPOBA sweet potato code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ISATI wood, dyer's code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO IUGRE walnut code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO IUPSS juniper code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO KANSS Kalanchoe code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LACSA iceberg lettuce code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LACSC head lettuce code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LACSE compass plant code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LACSO Roman lettuce code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LACSP cutting lettuce code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LACSR cos lettuce code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LACSS lettuce code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LAXSS European larch code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LECCA motherwort code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LENCU lentil code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LENED shiitake mushroom code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LEPSA cress code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LEWOF lovage code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LGNSI bottle gourd code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LIGOV privet (oval-leaved) code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LIGVU common privet code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LILSS lilium species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LIRSS Liatris code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LIUUT linseed code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LOBSS Loblia species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LOLBO hybrid ryegrass code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LOLMG annual ryegrass code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LOLMU Italian ryegrass code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LOLPE perennial ryegrass code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LOLSS ryegrass species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LOTSS bird's-foot trefoil species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LTSSS gay-feather code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LUPAL white lupin code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LUPAN blue lupin code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LUPLU yellow lupin code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LUPSS lupin species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LURNO sweet bay code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LYPES tomato code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO LYUSS matrimony vine (Lycium spec.) code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MABSD apple code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MAJHO marjoram code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MALSI large-flowered mallow code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MALVE Chinese mallow code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MANES Cassava code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MATCH wild chamomile code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MATSS chamomille code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MCDSS macadamia nut species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MEDSA alfalfa code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MEDSS alfalfa species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MENPI peppermint code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MENSC curled mint code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MENSP spearmint code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MENSS mint species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MEUOF ribbed melilot code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MISSS silver grass code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MLSOF lemon balm code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MNGIN mango code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MORAL white mulberry code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MORNI black mulberry code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MORRU red mulberry code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MORSS mulberry species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MSPGE medlar, common code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MUBSS banana code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MYIFR nutmeg code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO MYOSS forget-me-not code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NAASS watercress code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NIGSA black cumin code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NIOTA tobacco code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNEXP expeller code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNFHS oily seeds code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNGEF cereal products (flakes) code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNGEM cereal products (flours) code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNGEZ cereal products code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNGKL bran code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNGRA pearl barley code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNGRI semolina code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNGSC coarse meal code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNKGS clover-grass code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNKNG tuberous plants (ornamental plants) code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNLGT pulses (dried) code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNAA spices code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNAC field crops code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNAK aromatic herbs code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNAP medicinal plants code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNBA woody nursery plants code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNBZ ornamental bulbs code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNFW grassland, pasture, meadow code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNFZ cultivated fungi code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNGD green manure plants code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNGE cereals (barley, oats, rye, triticale, wheat) code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNGR greening plants code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNHF oat flakes code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNHP root crop code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNKB leafy brassicas code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNKF fresh herbs code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNKK headed brassicas (white, red, oxheart, savoy cabbage and code) Brussels sprouts) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNKL flowering brassicas code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNKO headed cabbage (white, red, oxheart, savoy cabbage) code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNKR herbs (dried) code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNKS head lettuce code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNLF fodder legumes code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNLG legume vegetable crops code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNLK clover species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNMK grain mixtures code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNOB berries code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNOG fruit plants code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNOH raspberry-like berries code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNOJ currant-like berries code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNOK pome fruit code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNOL oilseed code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNON nuts code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNOO fruit crops code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNOS stone fruits code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNRA rocket species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNSA spinach and related species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNSS lettuce species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNSZ bulb crops code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNTE tea code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNTK tea herbs code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNTZ tea-like produkts code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNVB leafy vegetables code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNVF fruit vegetables code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNVK leafy vegetables and fresh herbs code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNVL leafy and stem vegetables code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNVS shoot vegetables code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNVV vegetables code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNVW root and tuber vegetables code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNWL deciduous trees code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNWN conifers code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNWW forest plants code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNZA summer flowers code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNZB balcony plants code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNZC ornamental conifers code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNZD ornamental herbaceous perennial plants code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNZE woody foliage ornamentals code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNZG woody ornamentals code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNZI in-house plants code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNZJ bulbous plants (ornamentals) code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNZS cut flowers code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNZT potted plants code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNZW lawn code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNNZZ ornamentals code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNSSS starch code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNSTG shrub-grass code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNTRG dried vegetables code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNTRO dried fruit code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNVGR products for storage code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNVVV storage protection code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNWBF wild berries and fruits code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO NNWFU wild mushrooms code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO OCIBA basil, sweet code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO OCISS basil species code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO OEOBI common evening primrose code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO OLVSS olive code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ONOSP spiny restharrow code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ORISS Majoram code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ORIVU wild majoram code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO OROSA serradella code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ORYSA rice code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PANMI common millet code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PAPSO opium poppy code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PARCR garden parsley code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PARCT turnip-rooted parsley code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PAVSA wild parsnip code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PEDHY butterbur code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PELPE pelargonium, ivy-leaved code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PELSS pelargonium species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PELZO pelargonium, zonal code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PEUHY petunia hybrids code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PHCTA phacelia, tansy code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PHLPR timothy code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PHLSS cat's tail code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PHSCO runner bean code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PHSVN dwarf French bean code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PHSVV climbing French bean code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PHXDA date code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PHYSS groundcherry species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PIAVE pistachio code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PIBSA field pea code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PIBSM wrinkled pea code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PIBST pea code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PIBSV shelling pea code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PIBSZ edible-podded pea code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PIEPU Colorado blue spruce code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PIESS spruce code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PIMAN anise code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PIMSA burnet saxifrage code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PIMSS burnet code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PIUPN pine, stone code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PIUSS pine code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PLALA plantain, narrow-leaved code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PLEOS oyster mushroom code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PMTDI allspice code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PNXGI Asiatic ginseng code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PNXQU American ginseng code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PNXSS ginseng species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO POAPR smooth-stalked meadow grass code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO POASS poa species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO POPSS poplar code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO POROL common purslane code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO POROS garden purslane code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO POXSS moss phlox code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PPPPP millet code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PQASS Phalaenopsis species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PRISS primrose species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PRIVU common primrose code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PRNAR apricot code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PRNAV sweet cherry code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PRNCE sour cherry code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PRNDA bitter almond code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PRNDD damson plum code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PRNDI greengage code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PRNDO plum code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PRNDS Syrian plum code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PRNDU sweet almond code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PRNPS peach code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PRNSN blackthorn code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PSTME Douglas fir code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PYSSS Physostegia species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO PYUCO pear code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO QUESS oak code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RAPSN radish, garden code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RAPSO oil radish code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RAPSR radish, small code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RBITI madder, common code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RDORO rose-root code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RESLT woad, wild code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO REYSA giant knotweed code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RHEPA Turkey rhubarb code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RHERH rhubarb code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RHOSI rhododendron indicum sweet (potted azalea) code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RHOSS rhododendron (Rhododendron spec.) code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RIBNG jostaberry code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RIBNI blackcurrant code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RIBRU redcurrant code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RIBRW white currant code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RIBUC gooseberry code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RMSOF rosemary, garden code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ROSSS roses code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RUAGR garden rue code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RUBFR blackberry code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RUBID raspberry code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RUBLO loganberry code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RUDPU purple coneflower code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RUDSS coneflower code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RUMAC dock, sour code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RUMAH garden sorrel code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO RUMCR dock, curly code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SAAEU marsh samphire code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SALOF sage, common code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SALSC clary sage code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SALSS Salvie species code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SAMNI elder, common code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SANMI salad burnet code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SANOF great burnet code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SANSS burnet species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SAXSS willow species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SAXVI osier willow code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SBGSS Christmas cactus code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SCVHI black salsify code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SECCE rye code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SECCS spring rye code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SECCW winter rye code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SEGIN common sesame code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SENCR florist's cineraria code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SEPSS Sempervivum species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SETIT foxtail millet code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SINAL white mustard code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SINSS mustard species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SIPPE cup plant code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SLYMA holy thistle code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SNNHY Gloxinia-hybrids code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SNPSS Saintpaulia species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SOLME aubergine code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SOLMU melon pear code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SOLTU potato code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SOOVI common golden rod code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SORSS sorghum code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SOUAU mountain ash, common code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SOUDO sorb code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SPQOL spinach code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SPVVH spiraea code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO STIHO summer savory code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO STIMO perennial savory code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO STRRO sweet chestnut code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SYPCH snowberry code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO SYZAR clove code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TAGER African marigold code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TARKS Russian dandelion code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TAROF dandelion, common code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TARSS dandelion code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO THOCA cocoa code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO THUOC Northern white cedar code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO THYVU thyme, garden code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TILSS lime species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TOPMA nasturtium, common code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TRFAL berseem clover code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TRFHY alsike clover code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TRFIN carnation clover code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TRFPR red clover code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TRFRE white clover code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TRFRS Persian clover code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TRKFG fenugreek, common code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TRKMC sweet trefoil code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TROPO vegetable oyster code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TROPS common salsify code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TRXFL golden oat grass code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TRZAS spring soft wheat code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TRZAW winter soft wheat code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TRZAX soft wheat code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TRZDI emmer code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TRZDS spring durum wheat code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TRZDU durum wheat code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TRZDW winter durum wheat code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TRZMO one-grained wheat code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TRZSP spelt code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TRZSS wheat code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TRZTN Khorasan wheat code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TTLSO spring triticale code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TTLSS triticale code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TTLWI winter triticale code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TULSS tulip species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO TUSFA coltsfoot code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO URTDI common nettle code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO URTSS nettle species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO URTUR small nettle code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO VACCO blueberry, highbush code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO VACMA cranberry, American code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO VACOX mossberry code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO VACSS blueberry species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO VALOF valerian, common code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO VANPL vanilla, common code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO VEBHY verbena hybrids code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO VERSS speedwell code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO VESSS mullein code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO VICFJ broad bean code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO VICFM field bean code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO VICSA common vetch code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO VICSS vetch species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO VICVI downy vetch code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO VIOSS Violet species code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO VIOWH garden pansy code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO VITVI grape vine code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO VITVR raisin code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO VIXAC monk's peppertree code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO VLLER hairy-fruited corn salad code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO VLLLO lamb`s lettuce code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO YCEST stored cereals code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO YGLES railway tracks code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO YLAGE logs code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO YLAGL timber storage code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO YLAGS timber storage code)

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CODE LIST LIST NAME CODE CODE TEXT 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO YLAGX timber in open storage code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO YMBAM Ways and places with trees code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO YNIGF non-agricultural grassland code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO YNKKX non-cultivated area code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO YNKOB non-cultivated land without woody plants code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO YOBAM developed areas without trees and bushes code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO YSTBN rape stubble code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO YSTEG cereal stubble code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO YSTIL unproductive areas code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO YSTZE maize stubble code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO YWEGE walks code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO YXBAM walks and places code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ZEAMS sugar maize code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ZEAMX maize code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ZIIEL zinnia code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ZINOF ginger code) 948 Crops, objects or storage goods (extended EPPO ZZZZZ cultivated plants code)

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