I think on glyphosate, which is used in different formulations of salts.

There are mostly this glyphosate salts used:

isopropylamine salt (IPA)

diammonium salt

dimethylammonium salt

ethanolamine salt

monoammonium salt

potassium salt

sesquisodium (or sodium) salt

trimethylsulfonium salt (glyphosatetrimesium)

For the bio assey tests it seem there will be only the pure acid form of glyphosate proved. It has a far lower reactivity and effiency to kill plants. The above mentioned salts are used for herbicides as the have far stronger herbizide effieniency.

Are therfore the bioassey tests which use only the glyphosate acid form in official the registration, producing bias and erroneous illusive results for toxicological tests?

Do you think that the glyphosate LD50 values could be therefore a fraudulent misrepresentation and trickery in the registration of pesticides?

Best thanks for your ideas! Johann HUMER, Austria

 

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