Opinion of the Scientific Panel on Plant health, Plant protection products and their Residues on a request from Commission related to the appropriate variability factor(s) to be used for acute dietary exposure assessment of pesticide residues in fruit and vegetables: Question No EFSA-Q-2004-124

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Opinion of the Scientific Panel on Plant health, Plant protection products and their Residues on a request from Commission related to the appropriate variability factor(s) to be used for acute dietary exposure assessment of pesticide residues in fruit and vegetables: Question No EFSA-Q-2004-124

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Original language	English

Publisher	European Food Safety Authority
Number of pages	61
Publication status	Published - 2005

Series	the EFSA Journal
Number	177

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EFSA Publication (2005). Opinion of the Scientific Panel on Plant health, Plant protection products and their Residues on a request from Commission related to the appropriate variability factor(s) to be used for acute dietary exposure assessment of pesticide residues in fruit and vegetables: Question No EFSA-Q-2004-124. European Food Safety Authority. the EFSA Journal No. 177

EFSA Publication. / Opinion of the Scientific Panel on Plant health, Plant protection products and their Residues on a request from Commission related to the appropriate variability factor(s) to be used for acute dietary exposure assessment of pesticide residues in fruit and vegetables : Question No EFSA-Q-2004-124. European Food Safety Authority, 2005. 61 p. (the EFSA Journal; No. 177).

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