DOC documents on plant uptake and transpiration of sodium monoflouroacetate
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From: Bryan Stralow
Dear Department of Conservation (DOC),
In accordance with the Freedom of Information Act, could your department please confirm and respond to the following items.
1) does the DOC have any data from previous studies on the transpiration of 1080 (sodium monoflouroacetate) with any available proven rate of evaporation?
2) does the DOC have any proven evidence on the behaviour of the 1080 evaporate once airborne?
If you could also provide the study where this criteria has been established.
Yours faithfully,
Bryan Stralow
Department of Conservation
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Kia ora Bryan,
Please see attached a response to your request of 3 December 2020.
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Very interesting information here from DOC on 1080 uptake by plants, showing how much research has been done on this.
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