Environmental agent efficacy (potency) testing reports shall comply with the following rules:I.For the biological species and conditions to be used in environmental agent efficacy testing, see Attachment 12.II.Control performance data included in the registration application must include an efficacy (potency) testing report; however, for agents that control centipedes, millipedes, spiders, and chiggers, the examiner may indicate recommended application amount and method of application based on documentation, which can then be submitted by the applicant.III.Efficacy (potency) testing reports for special environmental agents and microbial preparations used as environmental agents shall include the dilution factor of its control performance (including the highest dilution factor to achieve control results that meet efficacy auditing standards).IV.Applications related to mosquito repellent incense, electrically-activated mosquito repellent incense, and electrically-activated liquid mosquito repellent incense indicating usage period of over 8 hours must submit a time-correlated testing and analysis evidence report.V.For dichlorobenzenes, naphthalene, or synthetic camphor products with the same active component as the technical grade agent, the enterprise shall carry out efficacy testing on either the technical grade agent or the product.Attachment 12.pdf