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TOXICITY TO TERRESTRIAL PLANTS ARR AGE -- 1368 TEST SUBSTANCE Identity: FPeCr-f9l5u.or(oo1c-tOancetsaunlfeosnuatlef;oamcnaiidyc,a1l,s1o,b2,e2.re3f,e3r4r,e4d,5t,o5a.s6.P6.F7O,7S.8o8r8- heptadecafluoro-, potassium salt, CAS # 2795-39-3) Remarks: The test substance is a white powder. Sample was taken from 3M lot number 217. Sample was stored under ambient conditions prior to etelsetminegn.taPluraintayldyesteesrtmeicnhendiqtuoebse. 86.9% by LC/MS, "H-HMR, "F-NMR and METHOD Method: The study was conducted using a protocol based on procedures oOurtglainniezdatinioUn.Sf.orEEPcAonOoPmiPcTSCoGoupiedrealtiinoensa8n5d0.D4e1v0e0loapnmde8n5t0(.O4E22C5D)and the proposed revision of Guideline No. 208. GTeLsPt:tyYpees: Artificial soil Year Completed: 2003 Species Monocots: Allium cepa (onion -- `Texas Grano') Lolium perenne (ryegrass -- `Manhattan 3') Dicots: LMienduimcaugsoitsaattiisvsai(maulmfal(ffaa)x) Lactuca sativa (lettuce -- `Summertime') LGlyyccoipneersmiacxon(essocyubleeannt-um`G(rteoemnatEon~vyR'u)tgers') ALnCalMyStiicnasloimloantitDoaryisng0:aTnedsttessutbtsetramnicneatcioonncaenndtriantipolnanstwaenrde measured (when by possible) fruit tissues at test termination. r`Setgarteisstsiicoanl amneatlhysoidsso:f EBrCuvcaelaunesd cVaelrcsutleaetegd,,owrhweitnhpnoosns-ilbilnee,arbyinntoenr-ploilnaetaiorn cusoimnpgatrheedItCopcaopntprroolamcehaonfsNowribtehrgD-uKninnegt.t'sTtreesatt(maen=t0.g0r5o)upusmienganSsASwere Version 8 to determineifsignificant differences in emergence, survival, weight or height from the control occurred. Test organism source: Onion: Territorial Seed Co., Cottage Grove, OR Ryegrass: Meyer Seed Co., Baltimore, MD - Alfalfa: Frontier Natural Products, Norway, IA Flax: `Arrowhead Mills, Hereford, TX . Page 1 of 12 002181 Lettuce: ~~ Temitorial Seed Co, Cottage Grove, OR Soybean: Tomato: MJoehynenry'SseeSdelCeoct,edBaSleteidmso,reA,lbMioDn, ME Test organism age Test conditions at study initiation: seed Test media: Artificial loam soilofthe following composition: Kaolin clay, industrial quartz sand and peat in a ratioof 2:25:1 by weight. Crushed limestone (to buffer the pH) and a slow-release fertilizer were silt, 21% clay, also and added. Final 2.1% organic mix consistedof matter. Soil pH 49% was sand, 7.79. 30% Environmental conditions: Study conducted in a temperature- controlled sunlight to gprreoevnihdeouaseu.nifArotrimfic1i4al-hloiguhrtipnhgotsouppeprlieomd.ented natural Stock and test solutions preparation: Approximately 70 kg of seeapcahratteeslty.coTnhceenttersattisounbsatnadnctheewnaesgaftirisvtemicoxnetdrowlitwhasa prepared 1000 g aliquot ocfontthaein7i0ngkgaolfiqtueosttwsoaisl (tshoeilnmaodidsetudrbeaocfk1t5o%t)h.eT7h0ektgesotfsbuublsktsaonicle- ianntdhmeisxaemdefomra1n0nemri,nubtuets.noTtheestnseugbasttiavencceonwtraosl asdoldledw.as prepared Exposure vessels: Plastic pots, approximately 16 cm wide and 12 cm deep. Number of replicates: four Number of seeds per replicate: ten Number of concentrations: five plus a negative control Watering procedure: subirigation Test conditions parameters: Temperature range: ~~ 14.1-32.0C Relative humidity range: 8-91% Exposure perLiiogdht(gientremnisniattyiroannagne:d grow1t2h.8te2st6).:62m1o-lDeasysPAR Exposure period (extended test): up to 205-days (variable by species) After observations on day 21, all but one plant was clipped from each pot. The remaining plant was maintained in the `extended test, until (if possible) fruit formation. At test vteergmeitnaattiivoen,titshseueosnweeprleanatnwaalyszehdarsveepsatreadtealnydfotrhePfFrOuiSt.and Element Basis: ECzs, ECso, NOEC ~ emergence, survival, shoot Ohetihgehtr,osbhsoeortvawteiioghnts: seedling condition Method of reporting test concentrations: nominal RESULTS Nominal concentrations: Bk control, 3.91, 15.6, 62.5, 250, 1000 mg/kg Initial measured concentrations: <LOQ, 3.61, 11.1, 50.8, 276, 998 mg/kg 002182 Page 20f 12 Element values: 21-Day Emergence, mg/kg F-- h -i2o 55 a0 no-T-0 Lae [Species TLOECTENCOs[EECCwT| [Onion 17250[625|51 |210| [Ryegrass| 250|625|200|340| [Flax | [250| [Lettuce |1000|250|390|560| [Soybean Tomato ||>11000000|"1205000||>1301000|]>4170000| 21-Day Survival, mg/kg [SpeciesTLOECTNOEC[TEECCs :| [Onion "6251 | 7471|6576| [Regrass| 250 |625|170|310| [Aflalta "250|625|250|450 | [Flax_T7--62"5 |117402| 52300| [Lettuce 17250T7625|260|390| [STooymbateoan ||>1602050|]1105060|[>16090|0>1100500| 21-Day Shoot Height, mg/kg [Species TLOECTNECOsE[ECCsT| [Onion 17625|166|20|47| [Afalfa 17250 "625|100|250| [Flax 17250 [7625| 98 |140| [Lettuce |3.07 [<597]68|40| Tomato | 625 | 166| 22 | 94 002183 Page3o1f2 21-Day Shoot Weight, mg/kg [Species [LOEC [N|EO CzsE |ECC so| [Onion [7156|391 |13|28| [Ryegrass|156| 3.91 | 7.5 |54| [Alfalfa "250|625|53|150| [Flax [7250|625 | 82| 120| [Lettuce |391[<397]89|20| [Soybean |250 |625 | 160| 330| Tomato 625 15.6 12 29 All element values were calculated using nominal concentrations. Statistical Evaluation Variables: SEumrevrivgaeln:ceN:umN beruofm olifvb iengme eemregr regdesdeesdeleidnlgisngpserpe1r01p0lasneteeddsspeeerdspotp.er pot. Weight: Mean shoot wet weight of living emerged seedlings in each pot Height: Mean height of living emerged seedlings in each pot. Biological observations: Onion - Day 21 MEsom=Rms E0[a[EnooE s|Eeon oa [| oe| ea m oeo" mm,] CeereTTooTToollooww[|oooeToet [|oemeenn|| CCaoeTTeoTeoTowT Tooe a a| ae] Ce wTo[oe e ToT] Sm wns Ryegrass -- Day 21 Le, CaeTwTo ew |r|oe| [FieL tTe t ose Toe rTLe we |t oo |e0r |e] m|a "Statistically significantly different from the control (p<0.05) 00218 Page dof 12 ler a=] Alfalfa -- Day 21 Procol 0Tw[on[00 [42 | nesomarn| FooTwTw on[oo[20 | ww | [ee Tw[ol oo[o [ 60 | wewsm | [ee To[ol oo[ or [ 00 | wesossrn | [mo [on Jol ow [or[0 [| smn | Low | so Tol ow | wo | 7% | essai | TA scoreof 0 = normal seeding; 100 = dead seeding =e ea Flax-- Day 21 [mom | 50TnToo| 00 | 14 | vomssmosconnn| [oo To[ol on | wr | or | rose | [ose | wo Tw ow[oo 2 |oumsumssconn] [ee | ow Tolow[wo| 0| tocar | Foo ToTolow [wo | oo uses] Lowe | ooTo |TT = 7] "Statistically significantly different from the control (p<0.05) Lettuce -- Day 21 Slee Tea [meres] 0[wl ow[ 00 | 0| ww | FooTwTw ow [ao [0| ww | [oe TwTw ow[ao | 0 | eon| [oe |wTwl ow |20 | 5 | neon| = ee To|el o=g| LomLowLor[re[ ow|v [oan] Page Sof 12 Soybean - Day 21 Concaneosoion Frosh Weight pi " [pom | woTwo| soo | 20s |0| tem | FonTwTw| su | oe |on| tose | [oe |ow [owl ww |or | to | toon | T"SAtsaticstoicorafle0si=gninfoircamnatllysdeiefdfienrgo;t 1f0o0m=thdeeacdonstreoeld(ipn<g0.05) Necro LSalma)t Tomato- Day 21 Concane=aton Frosh Waight,|| Heaight | Cosnedeitrison | 0 co [woTofel oo[ww [oTgNecyro 3] | [oe | wo [ol ow [ 26 | 0 | emer | Foo [ow [ool ow | a0 | 0 | wesw| "SAtastciosrteicoalf0si=gnniofrimcaalntsedeidfeirnegn;t 1f0r0om= tdheeacdonsteroeldi(npg<0.05) Control response: Satisfactory for all species Extended test observations: There were no additional findings of phylotoxicity attheterminationof the extended growth portion of the test. Analytical Methodology: Analyses of test soils and plants were cpherrofmoarmteodgraatpWhiyldwiifteh ItrnitpelrenqatuiaodnralupLotld.e umsaisnsg hsipgehctpreormfeotrrimcandceteelcitqiuoind s(uHbPsLtCa/nMcSeIMinS)t.heWshamepnledse,tetrhmeisnianmgetahendcomnocsenttprartoimoinnoefntthpeeatkestresponse ofonr tpheerfblausoirsooocftianndeisvuildfuaolnaitseomwearsicucseodm.ponNeontast.temTpthewaLsOmQa(dliemittoofquantify . quantitation) in soil was 1.18 mg/kg. For vegetative tissue, the LOQ 002186 . Page of 12 ranged from 2.4-- 7.6 mg/kg. For fruit, the LOQ ranged from 0.12 6.4 mag. Tanhaelyrseicsorvaernygeodf mfartormix83fo.r9ti%fi--ca8t9io.n0s%anianltyhzeeSdoiclo,n8cu6r.re3n--%tly1d1u7r%inginstahmepflrueit and 88.0% -- initiation had 110% in the vegetative measured values from tissue. 71.2% Soil samples collected to 110% of nominal. at test Measured values for 10 62.8% of nominal. samples taken at test termination ranged from 22.8% Values reported concentration. as <LOQ were excluded from all calculations of mean Summaries of Analytical Chemistry Data (All results reported as dry weight): Soil, Day 0: Concantaton. ota Concanvaton| Nome [oo | swamase | sa | mo| [se | wae [wn | me] [as| wnwme | son |es| [Cm| wom | ws |wo| 00 = 1.18 mgkg Soll, termination (Day 205): CoNnocmainniaatToesnt,| MassurodRmoopikcaat Vaues, a) Concawnoina|ton, | Po`rNcoarnrtaor moa [on | [me | [oe | | Q = 1.18 malkg vw ewan wow ww | um | wo| | sw | me| | we | me] |ow | 002187 Page Tof 12 Onion Vegetative Tissue, Termination (67-days): TTaomoeeerr |T | onmwseiewa on [| me ee] enn]| Meet em ------------ a] Onion Fruit, Termination (67-days) [ ammo |scocve oorsmmereseT || o2t0 || Concentration, mghg Concentration, oe| wormrme | mi | oo| voor |] 'LOQ = 0.42 mg/kg Jn = nn Ryegrass Vegetative Tissue, Termination (205 days) e ae TrowenmeT n [|oaew || oo | wows | wn] Ryegrass frui--t No sample (did not mature by 205 days) 0021; 58 Page 8of 12 5 cen Alfalfa Vegetative Tissue, omeTermination (141:r;cdays) [so |doodo|neew e| [ss|swam|ac a2a| [oe | msensTo] oe Alfalfa Fruit, Termination (141 |days) ee| [nogecose| mac | woo | [ws | oom | won | | 2s |coow|mwmom| [mw | oocomo | aon | oon | mse |] [m[Sg erdae risrmem Flax Vegetative Tissue, Termination (94 da) [me | oumamo | we | [es |snmu |w wos| LOQ = 2.4 mghkg VOR159 dreemass | mamsewswsaemrn| Flax Fruit, Termination (94 days) iromn CFo oo|om weor m||oaeomm]| Teese |TT mvemsemmeann | | oowm]| dai Lettuce Vegetative so Tissue, Termination Er (67 days) Coooe T 1 wwroerwmresn | | ewen]| CToor| | rweasrome | |a] w | 'LOQ = 5.5 mg/kg Jos Soybean Vegetative Tissue, Er Termination (67 day C[oi T n mroaewo m | |mw] oen]] CTaoee| T wwoenenes | |aan]] [Cooe| | epaomeemsT| ooe]| .0Q = 6.0 mg/kg VoZ150 Page 100f 12 Soybean Fruit, Termination (67 days) oa Test Tisuo Vas, a a | so |oomom|eizw n| [se[ow|eomn e | [mo [ wsm |aoao| [m76ao= 0.1| 8 maka vomcomssre|. | Tomato Vegetation, Termination (day 94) Concanaton, rota Concanesion, [topmm aceoo|tason|| [om[wae [7 [me [ wam|es wes| ope 0a= 78mg Tomato Fruit, Termination (day 94) Corcoran. oo Concorso, [tomsmao ce co |waa on || [so [aonconm|mmcmoome| [we| woausom | os | [2s [| oomac|awooow a| hw6ao= 047|maha owe || 002191 Samplesof soil and plant tissues from all species were also obtained at . Day 21 and analyzed for PFOS. However, plant tissues and soil obtained on Day 21 had considerably higher than expected PFOS concentrations. Day 21 soil samples were collected by scraping the surface of the soil, Page 110f 12 twehremrineaatsioan.soTilhecolraebosraamtpolryercownacsluudseeddtfhoartsPaFmpOlSescocnoclelnetctreadteadt tienstthe top. layerofthe soil as a resultofwatering collected atDay 21 were very small in by subirrigation. size, and likely Plant tissues contaminated with vsuarlfuaecsewseoriledcuoenstiodiemrperdopteorbceolnloetctrieopnretseecnhtnaitqiuvees,.anTdhewresrfeorneo,tDraepyor2t1ed. CONCLUSIONS eee sTpheecipeostoafssteirurmespterirafllupolraonotcstfaonretshuelffoonuartset2u1d-ydeanydpEoCisnotsrawnegreefofrosuendvetno be: Emergence: 210 -> 1000 mg/kg Survival: 57->1000 mg/kg Height: 40-460 mg/kg Shoot Weight: 20-- 330 mg/kg The 21-Edmaeyrgneonocbes:er6v2e.d5e-ff1e0c0t0comngc/enktgration ranges were found to be: HSuerivgihvta:l: <31.59.16-6120.050mmgg//kkgg Shoot Weight: <3.91- 62.5 mg/kg Submitter: 3M Corporation, St. Paul, Minnesota, 55133 Environmental Laboratory, P.O. Box 33331, DATA QUALITY Reliability: Kiimisch ranking 1. REFERENCES This study was conducted at Wildlife requestof the 3M Company. International, Ltd. Easton, MD at the OTHER Last changed: 6/3/03 LvuULlY2 Page 120f 12