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Plant Protecfion Regulations

SAINT LUCM

STATUTORY INSTRUMENT, 1995, No. 66

ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS

Short titIe

Interpretation

Ports of entry

&try requiremefits

Exemption

Phytosanitary certificate.

Fruits and vegetables

In vivo planting material (macro-propagules)

i n vitro material (micro-propagules)

Plant pests

Soil

Mail importation

Packing materials

Safeguards

Export regulations

Ir.~port permit

Restrictions and prohibitions specified in Third Schedule.

First Schedule

Second Schedule

Third Schedule

Plant Protection ReguIations

SAINT LUCIA

STATUTORY INSTRUMENT, 1995, No. 66

[ 21st October, 1995 ]

The Minister responsible for Agriculture, in exercise of the power conferred by section 36 of the Plant Protection Act 1988, No 21, makes the following Regulations :

Short title

1. These Regulations may be cited as the Plant Protection ~egula t ians , 1995.

Interpretation

2. In these Regulations - "designated officer" means an officer of the Ministry of Agriculture designated

under section 15 of the Plant Protection Act, 1988; "fruitsn and "vegetabIesn include all edible portions of food plants in the raw

or unprocessed state; "plant pest" means any living stage of any insect, mite, nematode, slug, snail,

protozoa or other hyertebrate or vertebrate animal, bacterium, fungus, weed,parasitidpIant or rsproductive part of it, virus, mycoplasma, or any organrsm similar or allied with any of the foregoing capable of causing damage to any plant or plant product;

"plantingmaterial" includes trees, shrubs, vines, cuttings, grafts, scians, buds, bulbs, roots, seeds, explanfs and any other plant part capable of propagation;

soil^' means the loose surface material of the earth in which plants grow, in most cases consisting of disintegrated rock with an admixture of organic material and soluble salts.

Ports of entry 3.-(1) Thcports specifiedin the First Schedule are designated ports of entry for

the purposes of plant quarantine.

(2) Services for plant quarantine shall be provided in these ports during normal working hours.

Plant Protecfion Regulations

Entry requirements

4.--(l) All fruits, vegetables, planting materials, plant products, or any other plant or non-plant article, the entry of which presents s pest risk to the agriculture of Saint Lucia, will be subject to examination on arrival in Saint Lucia by a designated officer and ifnecessary, to treatment for the prevention of pest entry, or to destruction or return to the country of origin, as the case may warrant.

(2) .Q1 treatments performed under subregulation (1) are at the sole risk of the importer or his agent.

Exemption

5.--(l) Plants imported by or for the Ministry of Agriculture are exempted.from the prohibitions and restrictions urider these Rogulations.

(2) Notwithstanding subregulation (l), importation by or for the Ministry of Agriculture shall be subject to measures prescribed by the Plant Quarantine Service to prevent pest entry and dissemination.

Bhytosanitary certificate

6. A11 consignments of plants entering Saint Lucia shall bo accompanied by a phytosanifary certificate based on the I~~ternational PIant Protection Convention (JPPC) of 1951, a model ofwhichis specifiedinFormNo.l of theSecond Schedule.

Fruits gnd vegetables

7.41) Admissibility of fruits and vegetables for importation shall be determined by the Plant Quarantine Service at the time application far pennit for importation is submitted.

(2) Entry status shall be determined according to the pests present in the exporting country.

(3) Impartation of soft, fleshy fruits and vegetables is prohibited l iom all countries where the Mediterranean, Mexican, Oriental, Queensland and other fruitflies of the family tephritidae are known to occur, unless approved treatment can be perfarmed.

(4) Fruits and vegetables arriving in passenger baggage or personal effects without the necessary permit shaIl be confiscated and destroyed.

(5) Dried, frozen, processed, preserved or canned fruits and vegetables that have been prepared or processed in such a manner as to make them hocuous as pest carriers, and are not othenvise prohibited under these Regulations and iri particular, the Third Schedule;' are enterable subject to verification of thcir,condition and freedom from pests.

Plant Protection Regulations

In rivo pIanting material (macro-propagules)

8.--(l} The entry of trees, shrubs, vines, cuttings, grafts, scions, buds, bulbs, toots, seeds and any other plant part capable of propagation for planting purposes shaIi be limited to the smallest possible propagative unit consistent with good horticultural practices.

(2) Importation of plants, rooted-cvttings, or any other plant part is limited to soiI-free plants and plant parts.

(3) An approved packing material shall be used around the roots of plants after the soil has been removed.

(4) Plants, rooted-cuttings and other propagative units if established in a soil medium, and bulbs, tubers, roots, seed, etc if pre-potted or pre-planted in trays or pots of growing media are not admissible because entry of such material makes adequate inspection of roots or plant parts impossiblo.

(5) Entry for seed shall be rwtricted to forest trees and other plant species normaIIy grown from seed.

(6) All planting material sha1I be subject to inspection and treatment as may be necessary, as a condition for entry.

In vitro planting material (micro-propagules)

9.-41) In vitro plantlets, containers and cuIture media shall be free of pests, ,bacteria, fungi and viruses before entry into the island will be permitted.

(2) Contaminated cultures and explants from stock plants that have not been grown in vitro (i.e. primary expl?nts) shall not be permitted to enter the island,

(3) Any material originally from a country with a pest or disease of quarantine importance shall not be allowed into fhe island unless certified and proven disease free.

(4) At least one subculture is required before pIantlets shall be allowed entry.

(5) In order to enable detection of bacterial contamination, antibiotics, charcoal or any substance that would render the media opaqueor coloured shaIl not be present in culture media.

(6) Alf in vitro propagules shall be accompanied by a phytosanitary certificate from the country of origin.

(7) Once in-vitro..planting material has been allawed entry into the island, multiplication orresearch in laboratory or field conditions shall be conducted under observation for a time period specified by the Plant Quarantine Service.


PIant pests

10.--(l) The entry of plant pests as defined in section 2, or beneficial organisms, shaIl be limited to entries under pennit issued to and destined for recognized scientific and research institutions and the entry shall be subject to conditions specified by the Minister under section 5 of the Plant Protection Act, 1988.

(2) Such importations shall be subject to safeguards as specified on the permit for importation.

Soil

11. [l) The entry of soil shall be limited to entries under permit issued to and destined for recognized scientific and research laboratories as specified in Form No. 2 under the Second Schedule.

(2) Importation under subregulation (1) shall be subject to the following - (a) specific safeguards specified in the import permit; @) entry shall be limited to quantities specified in the permit; [c) the soil shall be shipped in sturdy, tightly -sealed containers; (d) the soil shall be used only in the permittee's laboratory; (e) the soil shall be incinerated or otherwise steriIized in an approved manner

at the conclusion of the test. (3) The entry of any plant or plant product, machinery, equipment or conveyance

of any kind, carrying or contaminated with soil, is prohibited; such articles shaIl be freed from soil and the pest risk eliminated in a manner approved by the Plant Quarantine Service.

(4) Non-plant articIes contaminated with soiI or infested with plant pests are subject to such cleaning or treatment as may be necessary to eliminate any pest risk associated with their entry into Saint Lucia.

12.--(l) Any plant or plant product imported through the mail sbaII be subject to these Regulations.

(2) These Regulations shall be enforced with respect to plants imported under subregulation (I) by the team work of the Postal Services, Customs and Excist: Department and the PIant Quarantine Service.

Packing materials

13.-41) The following materials are prohibited for use as packing materials - (a) Banana plants, plant parts, and other plants of the musaceae family; @) coconut plants and plant parts;


(c) citrus plants and plant parts; (d) coffee plants and plant parts; (e) cotton plants, plant parts and,unprocessed cotton products; (Q forest litter; (g) grass plants and plant pads;

(h) leaves, stems and roots of plants in general;

rice straw and hulls;

fj) sugarcane plants and plant parts;

(k) soil.

(2) ~otwithstandi i~ subregulation (I), any plant or of a plant for which entry is prohibifed in the Third Schedule shall be prohibited for use as a packing material.

(3) Packing materials specifically authorised incIudz - (a) sterilized peat or sphagnum moss; @) excelsior or wood's wool; (c) osmonda fiber; (d) vermiculite; (e) ground cork; ( f ) treated wood shavings;

(6) paper pulp;

Safeguards

14.-41) Plant materials subject to safeguard regulations are aIso subject to perm$ requirements as directed by the Plant Quarantine Service.

-. . (2) Procedures employed shallbe those that impose aminimumofincanvenience a--.-...,

to the shipper and carrier and are consistent with proper precautrons against pest entry or dissemination.

(3) Plant rnateriaIs subject to safeguard regulations which are not in compIiance with the requirements may be seized, destroyed, or ofherwisise disp6sZd of.

(4) Inspection -., of plant materials covered by these regulationsshallbe performed as soon after arrivaI as practical, and the conditions necessary .to prevent pest dissemination shall be specified at that time if prior arrangements have not already been made.

(5) PIant material ?hall not be released from the custody of Cgst0.g until szfeguard requirements have been met and approved by the dksigaatkd officer.


(6) The Department of Customs and Excise shall give the Plant Quarantille Service at Ieast twenty four hours notice for any necessary inspection to be done by the Plant Quarantbe Service.

(7) Any treatments performed under this section are made at the sole risk of the owner or his agent.

(8) PIant material refused entry is subject to safeguards until re-exported or destroyed.

(9) Garbage or refuse enrering the territorial waters, or temporarily in the ports of Saint Lucia, is subject to such safeguards as specified by the Plant Quarantine Service in cooperation with the other Governmental agencies in charge of public

-health, animal health etc.

(10) The landing of garbageis prohibited except in unusual circunlstances and in these instances, prior approval shall be obtained from the Plant Quarantine S e r i c e or any other concelned agency.

(11) Garbage retained on board in transit vessels and aircraft shall be enclosed in tightly sealed, insect-proof containers to prevent insect escape and in the case of ships in port, shall be inside the ship's rail.

Export Regulations

15.-41) The Plant Quarantine Service Inay i3sue phytosanitary certificates based on inspections performed at the request of exporters to aid them in meeting the entry requirements of the importing country.

(2) Certificates issued under subregulatiorl (1) shall be for products grown or produced in.Saint Lucia only.

(3) Only a re-export certificate as specified in Form No. 3 in thesecond Schedule can be issued for products grown or produced in another country.

(4) The issuance of a phytosanitary certificate hi no way releases the exporler from compliance with any export regulations of the Government of Saint Lucia.

(5) The phytosanitary certificate issued under this Regulation shall be based on the mode1 of that adopted by the International Plant Protection Convention of 1951, as revised and approved.

Impost permjt

16.--(l) No person shall import or offer for entry into Saint Lucia any planti~lg material, fruit, vegetable, plant product, handicraft items fromplant, plant naee~ials G r pfantproducts plantpests, predatorsorparasitesof plant pests, or soilexcept under a p e r a t spefified in Form No., 4 of the Second Schedule issued by the Miilisier in accordar~ce with the Plaiit Piotection Act, 1988.

Plant. Protection. Regulations

(2) An application for a permit to irnport shall be made in writing at least four weeks prior to the importation of planting material and at least two weeks prior to importation of plant parts (e.g. fruits, vegetables and cut flowers), and addressed to the Plant Quarantine Service of Saint Lucia stating -

(a) full name, residence and postal address of the applicant; @) name and address of exporter or persons from whom the material will be

obtained; (C) the quantity and botanical names of all material applicant proposes to

import; (d) count~y of origin, including specific locality within the country, of

materiaI to be imported; (e) the exact location in Saint Lucia where the material will be grown or

utiIized; and (0 the mode of transport, the port of entry anc approximate date of arrival of

the shipment, as in Form No. 5 of the Second Schedule.

Restrictions and prohibitions specified in Thi1.d Schedule

17.--(l) The Major economic crops and other related genera of plaats, the unrestricted entry of which would pose a pest risk to the cotintry are specified in the Third Schedule.

(2) Plant genera not *pecified in the Iist shall aIso bc subject to pfanr impcrt requirements contained in these Regrriations.

(3) Prohibitions or restrictions with respect to unlisted genera shall be detsrmined at the time of receipt of application by the Plant Quarantine Service.

(4) AI1 references to phytosanitary certificate in the Third Schedule sliali be reference to Form No. 1 in the Second Schedule.

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FIRST SCHEDULE (Regulation 3)

DESIGNATED PORTS OF ENTRY

FORTHE PURPC'SE OF PLANC Q U W I N E

Port of Castrics Cul De Sac Bay Hewanorra International Airport Vigie Airport Port of Vieux Fort Rodney Bay Marigoi Bay Port of Soufriere


SECOND SCHEDULE (Regulations 6,11,15,16 and 17)

Form No.1 SAINT LUCr-4

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, LANDS, FORESTRY AND FISHERIES Pbytosanitary Certificate

TO : PWiNT PROIZCTLDN SERVICE

.............................. of ....,--.............. .. ..+....--............................. ....,.....,..... ........ No ..,

'R~is is to certify that the plants, park of plants orpianc products described bclow or reprcscatativd samples of them were

thoroughly examined on .............................................................. by.., .... Y.YYY.YY.YYYY.YY.YY.YYYYYYYYY.YYY. ..YYY.YYYYYYYYYY.YY.Y..Y. YYY~~YY.Y.Y......YY.YY....... - an authorised officer of the Ministry of Agriculture and Lands and were found to Ihc best of his knowledge to be substan~ially fiee from injurious diseases and pests; and that the consignment is believed to conform with the current phytosanitary regulations of the importing country both as slated in the additional declaration hereon and otherwise.

Fumigation or disinfection treatment (if required by importing country)

Date ....................................... .ant .. ................................ . ...-.. .......... . Duration ofexposure .... - ............................................................................................... ChemicaIandconccntration

Additional declaralion: Da tc: ........W........................ .. ..................... - -. ................ (Stamp of the Service) Signature: ................................

-p --

DESCRIPTION OF TfiE CONSIGNMENT

. ., ............... Name and address of exportcr: ................................................................................ ".,. ........................... ...-...... Name and address of consignee: ... .......................................... ".".. ........................................................ .. .............................*....... Number and description of packages: ,I..:: ................................... .. ............................................................................................. . - . Distinguishing marks: ............................................................................................................................ . .-. .............................................. Origin (if required by importing country): ................................................................................................ -. .....--". Means of conveyance: . ..-----...............**... ................ .. ........................................................................................................ Point of entry: .."... ........................................................................................................................................... .......................... . ..

.................................. ............... Quantity and name of produce: ..................................... ...............--.....*......................*...........

Botanical name: ...............-.... .. ............ .. ............................................................... ..-.. ..."... . ............--....... ....-......... .... -.

Noto : No liability shall acach to ............................................................. or to any officer or represenlalive of the Ministry with rcspecf to this Certiiicate.

Plnnt Protection Reg~ilarions

FORM MO. 2 SAINT LUClA

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, LANDS, FORESTRY AND RSHERIES, . SOIL IMPORT APPLICATION AND PERMIT FORM

(Fill in duplicate)

Forward this application to:' 1. Name and address of applicant Crop Protection and Quarantine Unit ........... - ......... ...................................................................................................... Research and Development Division, Union Agricultural Station, Ministry ................................... .... of Agriculture

2. Intended use of Soil

Type ofsol 'Country of Number of A p p r o ~ weigh( Number of . ortgin snrnples of enclr sl~ipping conraiiers

4. Method of packi~~g soil 5. Method of shipment 6. Shipped by : ....... ," ............... ..-., ......................................... ......... ............................................. { ] E:Lgge [ I %il

sea 7. Location where soil will be used or handled

................. . .... ,...-.-..... ........... ....*..**..*.*.. ...... ........................... ....................... " ..... " ..... " ............ "..*.. .......-........ ..,*-.... ....... " " ....................... 8. Precautions used to prevent Plant Pest Dissemination

................... ....*......-..... ........... -.-... .......... ..-..---.............-*.. .. <...,...........-.-*.....--.*.-**.-..----........ ............ 9. Method of final disposition (Autoclave, Pumiguant, other) ............................ " .........................-.. ..a........... " ....... " ........................ ?, .... ................................. " ...........-...........*............-. " ....... ........................... " ............. 10. Estimated time and proposed Port of Arrival ................. " ............ " ....-...... " ............ ".,,, ................................................. -.. ........- .................... ........-.... ... " .........................................

11. Signature of Applicant or Agent : ". ................................................................................................ 12. Date :

13. For official use only:

--.......".,,,".-"." ..... ...- ....... ..-.-. .............. ...........-. ........... .........**.- "-,"4-.<"-.-.-.."..- ...-... -..., . .*-W Sr. Crop Protectio? Officer Officer in-charge

PInnt Qrrnranline

Datt: ...,.............,.............. .. ................................ Date: .I,.,,,.......,.,.,.,.~w- ".-...-.---....-...-.-..,-,m--

Plant Protection Regtslations

FORM NO. 3 SAINT LUCU

MMISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, LANDS, FISHERIES & FORESTRY P m r n r r m ~ CERTIPICATB ma RB-&PORT

Plant Protection Organization No. . of .................................... ... ..........**.................... ... ....--........-.. ".. ............................................................... (Country ofre-export)

M: Plant Protection Organization(s) .. of ..................... ., .............................-......................................m-..................................M.................................. (Countq(ics) of import)

DESCRIPTION OF CONSlGNMENT ........... Name and address of expodcr: ................................... ., . .............-...-....-.........-........-....--.u-..M............4........ - ........&........

Declared name and address of consignee: .... Number and description ofpackages: ..........................................w...a.*....**......4.-.............................................-....................

.......... ................... Disiinguishing marks: ..,.,,....,, ................................................................................................ .-.. ...-............-... ....... ............ Place of origin: ........................................................................................................

Declared means of conveyance: ............................................................................ -. ............................... ........................... ............-... W. . ..................... Declared poinl of entry: .....,.. ............................... ~,,*,.--u.m..,..~.. .....-...-. ....................... ...-........ ...-.....-

............................ Name of produce and quantity declared: ..........-......... .. ......................................................................... ......... . .......,.......,... .... Botanical name of plants: .. .....-. " ..........................M........... -....... ................................... ....- ..-.-.-...............

This is tocertify that the plants ospIantproductsdescribed above were imported into (co~ntry of re- export) .................................... iYom (wunfry of origin) ............................... - covered by Phytosanita~y Certifi- cate No: ...................... *original [ l cerlified true copy [ ofwhich is attached to thiscertificate; that they are packed [ l repacked [ l inoriginal [ ] *new [ l containers, that basedon the original phytosanitary certificate [ l and additional inspection [ l , they are considered to conform with the current phytosanilaryrcgulationsofthe importingcouniry, andthat duringstorage in ......h-...-.......-.......-..... (wuntry of re-export) h e consignmcnt has not been subjected to the risk of infestation or infection.

*Insert tick in appropriate [ l boxes Disinfestation an#or Disinfection Treatment

-, . Date ................................................................. Treatment : ........,,,..,..,.. ... ..~.....................m...w..m..... ,.- Chemical (active ingredient) ............................ ..................................................................................................... .- ......................................... Duration and temperaturc : ...................... .... .......... -... .................................................................................................. Concentration : ....................................... .. .............-...........s.........~........~w~.....~...................-.-.-4-...--.-.......---........v-.---v.-~.-n..

Additionnl information :.... ...................................................................... - ... .............. . ....

Additional declaration : ....................H..4..4.....4........................ ............................................................................................................. -..,... .... PIact of issue : .....................................................................

(Stamp of 0rganization)Nnme of authorised officer : ................... .-.. .. ..-..-....... -.,- .m,-

Date ........ ..,..,,".. 4. a............ a,,"..."..- (Signature)

Nm: Noliability withshallattach .- ..................................................................................................... Or

to any officer or representative of the Ministry with respect to this certificate.


FORM NO. 4 SAINT LUCIA

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, LANDS, FISHERIES AND FORESTRY PLANT MATE~UAL IMPORT PBRMIT

(Established under the Plan1 Protection Act. No.21 of 1988)

Date of Issue:

Expiry Date: ........-..........*...... .... RccordNo.: .................................

. The applicant .................H.w....................-...-........a........w..............-.m.-...................... ...............*....-...........-.-... ......................a...................-. . . of ............................... .... ........................... ...-..,...*,," ............ ; ........................... ..........*....." *.." ... ............................................................. "

is hereby permitted to import the following .......................................................................................... .....

* subject to the following conditions:

(1) Consignment must be free born soil. (2) The material must be accompanied by a phytosanitary Certificate from some responsible

authority in the country of origin, stating that the material has been inspected and found free from pests and diseases.

(3) .The material shaIl be inspected at the port of entry by the designalcd officer.

(4) The material shall be disinfected or fumigated to the satisfaction of the designated officer prior to ils arrival.

(S) ......................................................... ............. ........................................................................................ "..." .........- +. ..a.

(Stamp of the Service Signatme of designated officer

Dclctc the condition(s) which is/arc inapplicable to thc class of materials to be imported This Plant Import is valid for:

(a) Quantity approved on this permit (h) One entry

Note: Noliability shallbe attach to ...-............. .., ................ .... or toany oEiicer orrcpresentative of the Ministry with respect to this permit.


Form. S SAINTLUCIA

MINISTRY OF AGRTCULTUKE, LANDS. FISHERIES, AND FORESTRY

PLANT IMPORT PERMIT APPLlCATION FORM (Full in duplicate)

Forward this application to: 1. Name and address of applicant Crop Protection and Quarantine Unit Research and Development Division, .- ................. .......................................................................................... Union Agricultural Station, Ministry of Agriculture ................................... .......................... e .......... ..-........-......... ................

2, Name and address of exporter

3. Intended use of material

5. Exact location where material is to be grown in Saint Lucia

9. Port of entry

10. Signature of applicant or agent 11. Date

8. Estimaled date of arrival 6. Mode of transport

( ) air ( ) sea

7. Method of shipment

( ) cargo ( ) mail ( 1 baggage

GROUP

I.

11.

111.

JV.

V.

VI.

VII.

VIII.

IX.

X.


* m1m S a E D m

(Regulation 17)

MAIOR ECONOMIC CROPS OF *HE CARIBBEAN, GENEIU OF PLANFS,

THE UNRESTRICTED E m Y OF WHICH WOULD POSE A PEST RISK.

Cereal crops

Fibre crops

Fruit crops

Grain and pasture Icgurncs

Oil and plantation crops

Vegetable crops

Ornamentals and cut flowers

Forest species and products

Herbs and spices

Wild plants, grasscs, aquatic plants, parasitic plants, etc.

GROW 1 -CEREAL CROPS

MAIZE (=a may$ and all other Maydeac including

Clliorrac11c spp lachrvrna-iobi

Euchlacna mexicana hiytoca spp Sclerachne p u n t ? Trilobachng m

All parts except seed for AII countries Prohibited consumption and propagation

Seed for propagation Countries in Asia East Post-entry of 60 degrecs iongiludc quarantine

All others Permit UnmiIIcd grain for Countries in Asia East Permit consumption purposc of 60 degrees longitude

All parts except seed for AI1 countries Prohibited propagation and vegdative

propagating material

Vegetative propagating A I L countries Post-eney material quarantine

Seed for propagation All countries Permit

AI1 parts except seed for AI1 countries Prohibited propagation and milled or polishcd ricc, except secd

Exclusion of dawny mildew other Sclcrospora spp, stem borer (Cl& spp) (Sejcsarnia spp), smut and rust and orher species Exclusion of downy miidews

Subject to steam or other U,

type of sterilisation treaimeni 5- as a condition for entry g

Exdusion of pk. and pathogens 2

of miilets and other R R graminaecaus crops 5

Exclusion of smuts (Talypaporium sp) Rust Puccinia spp) andmildew

SP) Phy tosanitary ce~tificatc

ExcIusionof dangcmus pests and pathogens of ricc

Seed for propagation (rough All counh-ies Post-entq or paddy rice) quaranrine

Milled polished, or parboiled for consumption

SORGHUM All parts except seed for

S, sudanense-sudan grass consumption and seed S, bicolor var. tcchnicum propagation broch~rn and other cultivated Sorehum spp

Seed for consumption

Seed for propagation

All countries None

AlI countries Prohibited

Counlries East of 60 Piohibited degces longitude, Europe and USA

All others Permit

Countries East of 60 Prohibited degrees fongitude, Europe and USA

Exclusion of biack ring Pphelis oyzac) downy mildew ($cIero~ora 0ryzae)leaf blight (Xanthomonasoryzicola) Ufra disease (Ditvienchus an~ustu5), and strains of Piriculatk aryzae

None

S Excluion of pals and pathogens b of sorghu~r~and related plants

W f

Exclusion of downy mildews kJ (Sclcrospora rnacrospora, S philipjinensis and

$ ij.

S sacchari) f Verification of origin

ExcIusion of downy rnildews (Sclerospora macrospora, 5, sacchari)

Phytosanitary certificate

GROUP It - W E R CROPS

CCnmN and other Gossypium spp

All parts except seed; cotton seed cake, meal oil, lint and lint samples

Cotton secd

Comes m WMM R ~ s m n r o ~ REsmcno~ APPLY

A11 countries Prohibited

All countries where Post-entry Fus:usarium wilt is bown quarantioe to occur

AI others Permit

Cotton seed cake, meal AI1 countries and lint (excluding samples)

Cotton secd oiI and lint samplos

AI1 countries

Permit

Exclusion of viral, fungal and bacterialdiscasesofcotian boU weevil (Anthonamus m) and other cotton pests

Exclusion of Fusarium wilt (Fusarium o x y s p m esp. vasinfectum) and other dangerous cotton diseases '%

F (a) Phytosanitary certificate 5 (b) Additional declarations ? (i) seeds were drlinted 0

chemi all followed i;: bydcykn;cidd seed dressing or mcchani- g

followed by wet fmgicidal seed dressing.

(ii) Fusarium wilt X. (Fusarium O X Y D O I U ~ * ~ s p . vasinfecturn not 2 known to occur in the country of origin.

Phy tosanitary certificate. subject to b iga t i on , if necessary, to eIirninatGthe cotton bolI weevil (bthonomus -) and othcr pests of cotton None

SISAL and relatives All parts except seed

Apave canlala Seed fourcrovdes

A, sisalana Furcraea cabtu E. pian tea Sansevieria spp

AI1 counlries Post-en try quarantine

All countries Permit

GROUP LLI -FRUIT CROP S

Exclusion of pests and pathogens of sisal Phytosanitary certificate

AI1 parts except fruit All countries Prohibited and vegetative planting rnatcriaI Vegetative planting All countries Permit material Post-entry

quarantine All countries except Prohibited Canada, USA, Chile and Europe

USA, Canada, Chile Permit and Europe

AVOCADO jlmericma Vegetative propagating New South Wales Prohibited

malerial (Australia), Palestine, Peru, Soulh Africa, California, Texas ('USA)

Exclusion of plant pests and g diseases !X

Phytasanitary certificate 5 - n

Exclusion of pests and diseascs especially fruilflies

P Anastrc~hq Judens. Ceralitis capitata Phytosanitary certificate

Exciusion of avocado sun blotch virus

P m N r h k u ~ PARTS OF PLANT

Seed

Fruit

AI1 others

Thc countries listed above plus Mexicm Central and South America, Hawaii and Sri Lanka All othirs Countries East of 60 degrees longitude Pacific Is. Mcxicu Central and South America

BANANA, PLANTAIN All parts except vegetative All countries AND ABACA planting material and irue ~ ~ ~ d - s p p ) Macambu @luggot)

Vegetative propagating All countries material

Tnrt seed

Pcrmit

Prohibited

Permit Prohibited

Permit

Prohibited

Permit Post-entry quarantine

(a) Phytosanitary artiticate

Exclusion of avocado sun blotch virus and avocado seed wxvils m SPP, Skmmu caknik and other avocado pests Phytosanitary ccrtificab

Exclusion of fruit flies +o F

(- SPP* - s, spp, Stcnmna Cer m spp) and other 3 stcd weevils 2 Phytosanitary urtXcate g

a Exdusim of pests and pathogens of banana and

F planmin 2.

a.

Exclusion of Mob disease 8 (PSCUdomOnBS -1, bacterial wilt QWhmms -, black leaf streak lMvcosDhawtlla sp) Black Sigatoka, Bunchy Tap and other virus diseases etc. Phytosanitary certificate.

BREADFRUIT, BWAJXWr Vegetative planting Dominica, Grenada, Permit JACKFRUlT materia1 St Vmcent Artocarpus spp (Roots and Stems cullings;

Tissue culture) All olher countries

CITRUS: Grapefruit, oranges lime ctc

Vegetative propagating NI countries except material approved sources h

France and USA (Caiifornia). Other sources maybe approved as warranted

Seed

Prohibited

Prohibited

Approved sources in Permit France. Martiniquc ) Guadeloupc, FIorida California (USA)


Exclusion ofGanodenna, Red rootrot, or Stumprot; Branch borer -era coffeae) Exclusion of cikus canker (Xanrbornonw m), Cancrosis B. (a strain of Lhc preceding), sweet orangescab Elsinoe australis. mal secco (Dcuteropiioma trachei ~hila), black spot (Gui~ardia &&gal, Australian Scab ($hacdoma fawceltii var. a and am virus diseases induding cxmrtis, xyloporosis and greedng disease (a) Phytosanitary certificate @)Additional declaration -

that materid is from a rccognized/approved source and Lhat ihe parent plants were certified to be free of viruses

(a) Phytosanitary certificate @)Additionddeclaratim-the

seeds were harvested kern trees Lhat were apparently bcallhy.

DATE PALM yhmnix dactylifcra other edible palms

Fruit All countries

Cavrw~s p WMCH R ~ s m c r r o ~ ~ O N S A N D ~ O R COND~ON ~ C T I O N APPLY

(c)Subject jo treatment with 8 - hydraxy quinoiine sulphate if from Citrus Canker or Cancrosis B countries.

Phy tosanitary ccrtificatc and subject to special arrangements botwecn Lhe Plant Qua- ranlineservices ofthe exporting country and St b c i a in- 2 cludingaaapproved treabncnt 2 as may be required C9

-4 Exclusion of citrus canker (Xanth ona a), m a o s Y B (:strgn of *e g preceding), mat secco a (Dcuterop- trachei~hila andthcfruitnksBactoceraspp $ and &&q& spp). f

I-i

ExcIusion of mites, beetles, 8' scale insects, nematodes and 2 fungal diseases of the date palm Exclusion of Bayoud disease Fusarium oxysoorium Lsp atbedinis (a) Phyiosanitary ccrtificak @)Additional declarationthat

(i) F m i u m o x y ~ r u m F.sp. albcndinis) isnot h o r n to o m i n Ihe W country af origin 0

m

AI1 parts except vegetative All wunlries pr~pagating material, seed and fruit

Vegetalive prapagation Algeria, Italy material Morocco

Prohibited

Prohibited

Seed Fruit'

All counlries Permit Countries East of Prohibited 60 degrees longitude, Pacific Es. Mexico Central America and Soulh America All othen Permit

FIG Vegetative propagating New South Wales Prohibited Ficus carica matcrial (Australia), British Isles,

California (USA), and other areas where fig mosaic occurs All others Permit

Seed Fruit

All countries Permit Countries East of Prohibited 60 degrees longitude, Pacific Is., Mexico Central and South America, and other areas where the fig mite occurs

(ii) the material was furni- gatedortreatedchemi- cally to killmealy bugs Pseudococcus spp), scales (Parlatoria b l a n c h a r d i , P h e n o i c ~ c c u s marlatti), Stem borers WS*SPP) Ca

(c) Before despalch, all frondsmustbtremoved g

".. Phytosanitary certificate k Exclusion of fruit flies 8 (Artastrepha spp, Bactocera 3 SPP) B

Q' 5

3 Phytosanitary cerlificale 3

S Exclusion of fig mosaic virus 9

Phytosanitary certificate Phytosanitary certificak Exclusion of fruit nies (Anastre&a spp Bactowra spp) and the fig mitc (&& &as)

PW hkTERW PARTS OF P~ANI. c2mT.I~ .l0 wlU61 RESlrucn0~ R r s r ~ ~ C n o ~ APPLY All olhcrs Permit

GOLDEN APPLE, PLUMS Fruils AI1 countries Prohibited s l u d b E SPP

Seed All countries Permit

GRAPES Vegetative propagating All countries Permit m spp material Post-cntry

Fruit USA, Canada, Chile Permit

GUAVA Sced and vegetative propagating All countries Permit Psidium uajava material

Fruit Countries East of 60 Prohibited degrees longitude Pacific Is. Mexico Central and South America Mauritius Reunion All others Permit

Vegetative propagating China, India, Korea and Prohibiled material other arcas where spike

and witches broom occur All others Permit

Seed All countries Pcrmit Fruit Countries East of Prohibited

60 degrees Iongitudc Pacific Is., Mcxiw Central and Soulh America, Mediterranean area

All others Permit

JUIUBE Ziiphuq spp

Phylasanitary certificate

Exclusian a£ Fruit €lies including Anastrepha spp Phy tosanitary certificate

Exclusion of pests and diseases

Phylasanitary certificate Ccl

Phytosanitary certificate 2 2

ExcIusion of fruitfIies 'tl

(lnastregha rpp &ratitis spp w m 5pp 2

t Phytosani(ary certificate

9 9

Exclusion of Ziphus spike 5 and witches broom 3 a

Exclusion of fruiiflies . (Anastrepha'spp Carpornyia vesuviana. Bact~~wra sppland fruit borer (Mendarchrs

MANGO Maneifera spp

PAPAYA Carica pap-

Vegetative propagating material

Seed

Fruit

Seeds and in-viko planting material

Fruit

PASSlON FRUIT Seeds and vegctathe Passiflora m planling rnalcrial and other (tissue culture) Passiflara spp

Corrrru~s To wmm Resmmon '+PLY

All countries

India, Indonesia, Malagasy, S /Africa All others

REsnucnon

Permit

Prohibited

Permit

Permit Barbados, Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica, Florida, California, Hawaii Puerto Rico (USA) All countries Permit All countries Prohibited

All countries Prohibited

Dominica, Trinidad and Permit Tobago, Florida, Hawaii WSA)

(a) Phyiosanitary certificate @)Additional declaration- the

parent plants were free from blackspot Pseudo- - mangiferae powdery m i l d e w ~ s i p h ~ spp) and eriophyd mik

Exclusion of seed weevil (Sternochetus b) Ca Exclusion of fruitflies F (Anastrephaspp,CeratiLsspp, g Bastactra spp) weevils (mplomn jnchus spp) black 3 z spolPseud on manPife e n and scab ETnzaneifer;) g Phyiosanitary certificate z

2 2 F 3

BxcIusion of m disease 2 Exclusion of fruit f ly T o x o f q ~ ~ curvicauda Exclusion of Bunchy Top virus, distortion ring spot virus, Erwinia sp, Papaya apical necrosis Phylasanitary ccrtiEcak Additional declaration that viruses are not present

PEARS m communis

PINEAPPLE h a n a s comosus

Vegetative propagating matcrial and sccd

Fruit


True seed

Fruit

h o m a squamosa Vegetative propagating Custard apple material and seed Anoma reticulata

Bullock's heart Fruit C a l w u m sapota Sap ate Manilkaq

~OUTR~ES TU ~ H I c H R ! ? ~ ~ o N &TNCITON &PCY

All other countries Prohibited

All countries Post-entry quarantine

US& Canada, Qlile Permit


AI1 countries None A11 countries wtcept Prohibited those where special arrangements between the Plant Quarantine Service of exporting country country and Saiat Lucia hme been made

Thcsc cormtries (namcs Permit supplied o n request) with whom special arrange mcnts have been madc All countries Permit

Countries East of prohibited 60 degrees longikdc Pacific Is, Mexico Centrat and South America

Exclusion of wodinesc, cucumber mosaic and latent viruses, Cylindrosporim, fruit fungi

Exclusion of pests and diseases


Exclusion of tomato spotted wilt virus

Exclusion of tomato spotted wilt virus. Virus infcct vec- tors, fruilflics(Anastiepha spp Bactoffira spp) fruit and stern borcrs (Casbia ! i c u ~ -5 ritchci. The& b m . Tmnlw cchion)

Fkclusion o f fruit flies including bnasbepha spp Ceratitis spp 2nd Bacrocea spp and in- ternal ieeden

Counu~s m WHIM REsrrumow APPLY

All others

~ n u c n 0 ~

Permit Sapodilla Annona muricata Sour sop

cxFLml3OLA Averrhoa carambola Five fingers B i l ~ b y


Fruit Central and South America

Prohibited Exclusion of fruit flies

Phytosanitary certificate Other countries

AI countries

Permit Permit Vegetative planting

material

All pads except fruit

Fruit

Fruit

Phytosanitary certificate L

Exclusion of pests and diseases All countrics Prohibited Gedip (Ackce) Melicoccus spp

Phytosanitary certificate 3 R m

Phytosanitary certificate n g Phytosmitary certificate h

S

All countries

All countries

Permit

Permit GOOSEBERRY R&= spp

JAMAICAN A m Blighia sapida

Fruit All countries Permit

Permit Phytosanitary certificate 3 g. Exclusion of Fruit flies

2 Vcgctativc planting material

Fmit

AI1 countrics

MAMMYAPPUE Marnmea ameticdna

Apricot


Permit Vegetative propagating material

AI1 countrics (a) Phytosanitary certificate @)Additional declaration

TAMMUND Tarnan- spp

WESTINDLAN CHERRY W&& purjcifolia

All parts except h i t

All countries Prohibited Exclusionof pests and diswses

Fruit AI1 countries Prohibited Exctusion of Fruit flies

Vegetative planting material

All countries Permit Phytosanitary certificate

GROUP IV -GRAIN PaSTUElE LEGUMES

PEAS AND BEANS

BEANS Phaseolus spp All parts except seed AI1 countries

and vegetative propagative material Seed for propagation and All countries vegetative propagating material

Seed for consumption All countries

BROAD BEAN, VETMES AI1 parts except seed All countries yj& spp

Seed for propagation All countries

CHICK PEA zrietinum

Sccd for consumption All countries

AI1 parts except seed NI countries and vegetative propagating material

Secd for propagation and Algeria, Morocco vegetative propagating Tanzania, Europe material India, Iran,

Israel, Pakktan Russia, USA

Prohibited


Permit

Permit


Permit

Prohibited

Permit Post- entry quarantine

Exclusion of pesk and palhogens of beans and other leguminous crops

Exclusion ofbrvnebacterium flaccumfaciens and other viral, bactezl and fungal diseascs Certified seed from reputable seedcompaniesor institutions under pcrmit

Phytosaniiary certificate

Exclusion of downy mildew @e~onoSpXi,Vida~), IeaFspot (Ascochvta fabae) broad bean and pea mosaics


Eclusion of pcsls and pathogens leguminous crops i

Exclusion of anthracnosc (Ascochvta rabiei), wilt (Gibb~rella haw) and viral diseases

COWPEA m spp

PART^ OP PLAKP C o w = M WHICH REsmcrro~ REsrwcnon APPLY All others Permit

Seed far consumption All countries Permit

All parts except seed and All countries Prohibited vegetative propagating galing material Seed for propagation AI1 countries Pcrmit and vegetative propa- Post-entq gating material quarantine

Seed for consumprion Europe Prohibited

GROUNDNUT Vegetative propagating Arachis $PP materizl Peanut (3ambana

Shelled or unshclled nuts far propagation

Shelled or mshelIed nuts for consumption

LUPLNS AII parts except seed Lupinus ~msiifolius and vegetative

propagating material

All others Permit


Countries East of 60 Post-en!q degrees longitude, quarantine Bulgaria, Ghana, Gnya, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Rhodesia, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, South Africa, USA.

All oulers Permit AU countries Pcrrnit

AI1 countries Prohibited

Phytosani~ary certificate Phytosanilary certificate

Exclusion of pcsk and palhogens of cowpca and other lcgun~i- nous crops Exclusionof tomatoblackring virus and other viral disease 2 Exclusionof tomatoblackring virus %

2 Phylosanitary certificate n % . .

S..

Exclusion of viral and myco- 9' plamal diseases, scab 5 (Shacelorna arachidis) collar h rot (Dipfodia gossy~ina) G E:

Exclusion of collar rol F (l?iplodia ?OS*) and the vrrusw stunt, rnoltIe,ring spot, buncby top, chlorosis andring molUe

Phytosanitary cerliflcale Phytosanilary certificate

Exclusion of pathogens of leguminous crops

PIGEON PEA Cajanus m b

Secd and vegetative propagating material

Seed for propagation

Seed for consumelion

All parts except seed and vegetative propagating matcrial

AI parts excluding seed and vegetative propaga- g a h g matcrial

Seed for propagation and vegetative planting material

COWES m WK~M R a m c n o ~ R ~ ~ I C I ~ O N APPLY All counkies Permit

Post-entry quarantine

All countries Permit Post-en try quarantine


All counuics Probibi~ed


Asia East of 60 degrees Permit longitude, Brazil, Posl-entq Canada, Europe, Malawi, quarantine Morom, Zimbabwe, South Africa, USA Russia, Zairc

All others Permit

ExcIusion of brown spot (Pleiocb ae@ e), bean yellow, cucumber and pea mosaic, pca early browning

Exclusion of bacterial blight (Pseudornonas p%,) downy mildew (Peronospora&e), broad bean and pea mosaic, 2 pea early browning

Phytosanitaty certificate % unless processed

Cn S

Exclusion of pests and diseases 8 of leguminous crops' 0"'

a

ExcIusion of bacterial, 2 fungal, viral and myeaplas- mal diseases of soybean and S other leguminous crops 3 Exclusion of bacterial wilt

5 ( C o r p e b a c t c r b flaccumfacicn~) ~ i l d f i r c (Eseudomonas M). domy mildew (Peronospora rnanshurica) root and stem (Phvto~hthora mc~aspema] v s , sojae), rust (&&aspm pachyrhiii), tobacca ring spot virus, (obacca streak virus Phylosani\ary certificate

SWEET PEA ~ C ~ V N _ S Spp

Seed for consump!ion

All parts cxccpl seed and vegetati~c propagating materid Seed and vegetative propagating material

All countries

All countries

Canada, Europe, USA, Mexico and Australia All olhers

AI1 countries

All countries

JACK OR SWORD BEAN All parts except seed Canavalia ensifomis and vegetative

propagating mattrial XERSTINGS GROUNDNUT Seed and vegetative Kertineiella geompa propagating material

KIDNEY BEAN bbiab niiw

m m m culinaris

LOCUST BEAN -a spp. .

WINGED BEAN Psophocarpus tetraponolobu$

YAM BEAN -AFRICAN @henostvIi$ Flenocarpa

YAM B M - MEXICAN Pachvrnizus

PASTURELEGUMES AI1 parts cxccpt vegetative All countries propagating material and seeds

Pcrmit

Prohibited

Pcrmit Post-en try quarantine Permit

Prohibited

Permit


Exclusion of pathogens of leguminous m p s

Exclusion of witches broom {Cvrvnebactcrium flaccum fascians)

Phytosanitaq certificate b 2

Exdusion of wt.. and palhogcm 2 of leguminous crops 2

c; ii:

Phylasanitary certificate g. 0

Exdusion of pests and parh~gcns of legwninous aops

P t u v r h m Pmn OF PUNT Corrrw~s m W m a R~srrucno~ Re.4sows m / o a Camrno~ RE.lRICIl0H &PtY

A n l h y ~ spp. Vegetative propagating All countries Permit Exclusionof dangerousdiseases Ccntrosema spp. material and seeds of pasture and other legumes m spp. (Non-toxic cultivars) Indi aafcra g ~ & J;cucacna spp. Lstonis spp. W.SPP: .On&ry&s spp. Omithopus spp. Pueraria spp. Stizolobium spp. Stylosanthcs spp.

Above listed genera exccpt Seed Pcsmodium, m, and

Dcsmodium spp. only Sced


USA (Florida) Prohibited

Lotus spp. only Seed

Pueraria spp. only Seed

All othcr Pcnnit

Hungay, USA Prohibited

All others Permit All countries except Pcrmit those in Westcm Postznhy Africa, Asia excluding quarantine India, Isracl, Japan, Saudi Arabia All olhers Permit

G Phytosanitary certificate 2 z

R 8. Exdusion of Dcsmodium a mosaic virus 2 Phytosanitafj certificate %

R Exclusion of Ccrmspoxa M g and Wiocatonia IcguminicoIa i: Phytosauiiary certificate Exclusion of puerarii~~laandPseudomm~ phascolicola

m ~ z s Sty!osnth%i SPP Desmodium spp Leucaena leucocepuala

COCOA and KOLA COCOA (Cacao) Thcobroma spp.

KOLA m acuminatq

PARTS or PLANT

Seed

W Colmu~s to Wmm liEsrrucnon WONS AND/OR CQNOI~QN F

~ T I U C ~ O N APPLY m

All countries Permit Exclusion of pests and diseases

GROUP V - O K AND.P'tANTATION CROPS

AI1 parts except vegetative All countries Prohibited propagating material, secd and pollen


Seed

All countries Permit Post-enlry quarantine

All countries where* Permit cited diseases occur Post-entry

quarantine All others free of Permit listed diseases

Exclusion of pests, witches broom disease (CrinipcIIis perniciosa) Monilia pod rot (Monilia (Moniliophthora h) and viral diseases of cocoa and kola

Exclusion of witches broom, Monilia pod rot and viral diseases of cocoa and kola *Exclusion of witches broom disease, Monilii pod rot, swollen shoot virus etc.

(a) Phytosanitaq ccrtificatc to) Additional declarations: . . (i) that witches broom

(Crinioellis perniciosa) and Monilia pod rot Monilia roreri) are not known to occur in the country of origin.

(ii) thatthtparentplantswere observed during active growth and were found free from viruses

PARTS OF PLANT

PolIen, including freeze dried materid

REATED GENERA Adansonia &&& All parts Bombax buonopazense

pentadra m &racaefolia. C chlarnvdantha 5; cordifolia c. m C. h e t e r o ~ h e C. hleriatia Corchorus slidens Eryth~opsis barteri Ptewgob macrocarpa Slerculia rhinopatala S. tragaconlhr

COCONUT All parts except m pucifera pollen and copra

and

Pollen

All countries where Prohibited Exclusion of Monilia pod rot listed diseases occur Monilia (Moniliophthora

Countries in Western Prohibited Exc!usion of wild host and Africa carriers of cocoa swollcn

shoot vhis

All countries

All counlries

Prohibited

Permit

kl F E 3 B W p 3 2

Exclusion of insect and ncma- g tode pest, fungal, viral,rnyco- plamal and wilt diseascs of coconut and olher palms viz

2 cadang-cadang lethal yelIow- ing, bronze leaf wilt, Cape S t Paul Wilt, Kaincope Wilt, Kerala Wilt and Red Ring disease (Rhadinaphelenchus cocophi l~) and Phytomonas disease (a)Phytosauitq cerlificate @)Additional dtclaralion

COFFEE Coffea spp.

PARTS OF Puwr Covrru~s m WWCH h m c n o n Rnmcnon APPLY

Copra A11 countlies None All parts except vegetative All countries Prohibited propagating material, seed 2nd roasted beans Vegetative propagating AI1 countries Pennit material Post-entry

quarantine

Seed AII countries where coffee diseases and pests cited occur* All olhers

Roasted beans All countries

RUBBER AU parts except vegetative AI1 countries m spp. exccpt propagating rnzterial seed H. Sprucean3 pollen and male flowers

Vegetative propagating All countries material

Permit Post-entry quarantine Permit

None Prohibited

Permit Post-entq quarantine

None Exclusion of pests and palhogens of coffee

Exclusion of virulent strains of coffee berry disease Collctotrichum coffeanum), coffee rust (Hemilciavastatrix, B. c~ffe ic~lq) American leaf spot (-a ~i t r icolor) f;- tracheomycosis (Pusariuni xy1a~oides)coffee blistcrspot 2 and ring spot viruses andpests 0 e.g. aypothenemus hampeii 2 eExcl~sion of above o m d coffee diseases and pests

!m

(a) Phytosanitaq certificate @)Additional declaration that

the parent plants were inspected during active growth and found &c from virus diseases

None Exciusion of pests and pathogens of rubber

Exclusion of South American leaf blight (Mic~ocylus ulei). Exclusion of a n k e r (&$p phthora heveac) and powdery mildew COidium heveac)

P w s r M A T E ~ l n r

RUEBER Cont'd

SUGARCANE Saccharurn spp

TOBACCO Niwtiana spp.

PARTS OF RANT

Seed Mexico, Central and South America.

i u l olhers

Pollen and male Mexico, Central and flowers Saulh America

All parts All countries

All parts excepl vegetative All countries propagating material, seed (fuzz) and pollen:

Vegetative popagating All countries material (setts, buds)

Seed (fuzz)

Pollen

All countries All countries

AI1 parts except seed and AII countries cured leaves

Seed All countries

Flue cured leaf All countries

Permit Post-enby qu arm tine

Perm it Prohibited

Prohibited

Prohibited

Pemi t Posl-enky quarantine

Permit

Permit

Prohibited

Permit Post-en!q quaranline

Exclusion of South Amcrican lml blight (hGcrocyclu~ ulei

Phytosanitary certificate Exclusion of South America leaf blight ,Microqclu~ M) Toavoidinlrogressivehybrid- izationwirhH~hrasil lensi~

Exclusion af pesk and patho- R

gens of sugarcane and other Grarninae 'U

-?

m u s i a n of s u g x w e piji disease, streak, dwarf grassy, 2 shoot, white leaf, sereh and ;.1 bacterial and fungal diseases 5 Phytosanitary artificate 2 (a) Phytosanitary certificate g @)Additional declaration Q

Exclusion of blue mold i:

Pcronosporatabacina) andbac teriaI and viral diseases

Exclusion of blue mold (Peronosoora labacina) to- baccoring spot virus and other dangerous seed-borne pathogens

A declaration that only flue cured leaf is contained in Ule W - consignment a

TEA Thea sinensis (Camellia spp)

PARTSOFP~ANT Cormu~s -m WHIM RESmcnon &TRIc~oN APPLY

Air or sun-cured leaf and NI countries Permit trade samples

AI1 parts except vegetative All countries Prohibited propagating material and sccd

Vegetative propagating Countries East of 60" Prohibited material longitude and pacik

Islands

All oher countries Permit Post-enQ quarantine

Countries East 60 degrees Prohibited longitude and the Pacific islands

All olhers Permit

(a) Phytosanitary certificate @)Additior!al dectaration that

blue moId ( P e r o n o s j ~ tabicina) i s not known to occur in thccounlry of origin

Exclusion of pesb and pahogcns of tea

2 R 2 Exclusion of blister blight

(Exobaklium m) and phloem neuosis virus S n n

5. Exclusion of Rosellinia a r c u a ~ , Paria hypobrunnea g

latcrit.i.3 ~ o r t i u ; 5 invisu;.-flavescens, '% and ather diseases C g. Exclusion of blister bli@t 2 @xobasim v-)

(a) Phylasanitary certificak @)Adcli(ionaldeclaralion that

bliskr blight(Exobasidium v-) is not known 10 occur in the country of origin

GROW V I - VEGETABLE CROPS

CASSAVA Manihot spp

All pads except vegetative AI1 countries Prohibited propagating material, seed and roots for consumption

Vegetative propagating A11 countries Permit material Postentry

quarantine

Seed All countries

Roots for consumplion All countries

CAULIFLOWER, CABBAGE, Seed BROCCOLI and othcr Brassica spp

AI1 countries

For consumption AI1 countries

COCOYAM At1 parts except vegetative All countries Colocasia spp.@asheen) propagating material, seed and and tubers for consumption OTHERAROIDS (Tannia and Mdoes) Vegetative propagating NI countries

material

Seed All countries

Tubers for consumption AI1 countries

Permit

Pennit

Permit

Permit

Prohibited

Permit

Permit

Exclusion of dangerous pests and pathogens of cassava

Exclusion of severe strains of wilt disease (Xanthomon~ spp, Pseudornonaq spp.) rust (Uromycesmanihotis,~?ssava brown streak, latent mosaic (India), commoarnosaic(Bra- zil), witches broom.

(a) Phy tosanitary certificate @)Fumigation as a condition

of entry for mite control.

Phytosanitary certificate 5 (a) Phytosanitary certificate @)Additional declaration ?

S G.

Phytosanitary certificate 0 2

Exclusion of pcsts aod palogens of cccoyatn and other root crops

(a) Phytosanitary certificate p) Additional declaration

(a) Phytosanitary ctrtificate @)Additional declaration

(a)Phytasanitary artificatc @)Additional declaration

& T w c n O N

Prohibited CUCURBITS (CUCUMBER, All parts except fruils MELON SQUASH) and other and seeds Cucurbib spp

Fruit for consumption

All cauntries Exclusion of pests 2nd diseases

USA, Canada, Caribbean island territories

All countries

NI countries

Permit Phytosanitaq certificate

Seed

EGO PLANT All parts excepl seed and Solanurn melongena fruit

Seed

Permit

Prohibited

Phytosanitary ceriifimte

Exdusion of pcsls and pahogcns of solanaccous crops

All countries Permit (a) Phylosanitary certifica tc @)Additional declaration '

Fruit Countries Easl of 60" longitude, Pacific islands, Mexico, Central and South America

All others

Prohibited Exclusioii of fruit flies (Anas'evha spp., Bactacera SPPI

Permit

Permit

Prohibited

Phytosanitary cerlificate

All counlries Phytosanitary certificale MUSHROOMS All parts

ONION, GARLIC All parts except vegetative and olher propagating material and mhm spp seed

All cauntries Exclusion of plant pesfs and diseases

Vegetative propagating material and seed

AI1 countries except USA, Mexico, Canada

Prohibited

Permit

Exclusion of plant pests and diseases

Bulbs for consumption Phytosanitary certificale, keedorn from soil, and subject to treatment as may be required

PEPPERS(Sweet and hot) Fruit capsicum spp

All countries Permit Phytosanitq certificate

P m OF ColmuEs m WHIG+ Rrsmmo~ APPLY

Seed All countries

POTATO All par& except lubcrs for All caunlrics Solanurn tuberosum propagation, true sccd and dlhcr pollen and consumption sdmm spp

Tubers for propagation and research


Prohibited

Mexico Prohibited

Approved nurseries Permit

Exclusion of virus and bacterial diseases

Exclusion of dangerous pests a d pathogens of potato and olhcr solanaccous crops

Exclusion of sexual stage of potato late blight (Phgtophlliora infestan$)

(a) Phytosanitary certificate @)Addition declaration:

(i) Thc lubers are free from palato viruses, black war( (mchy-

~ndobialicam) and bIack ring rot (Corvncbactcrium ~cpcdoniurm)

(ii) that cyst forming nematodes Glob~dera d r , G* G.punctata. G. g,sj& Oiensis, and Heterodera schactii are not !mown 10 o e cur in the camtry of origin. OR

miwr M A T E w

POTATO Cont'd

True seed and pollen

W Covrtu~s TO WHIM REsrrucno~ REnso#s W/OK Comlno~ N Jksrtucnon APPLY e

(iii) that Ulc soil h which the tuberswere grown was tested within three (3)months, prior to harvest and was found to be iree from the cyst nematodes Heterodera and Globoderaspp. These nematodes were no1 S recordcd wilhin a ra- g dius ai 15 Km of &c site where tie tubas 2 were grown, and ha1 2 the growing site is C? maintained in isola- g lion

Exclusion of dangerous pests i? and pafiogens of potato mi % soianaceous crops Exclusion of potato spindle tubcr virus 0 NOTE: neilher of these re- st*i~tions apply if thc pollen secds are from parent plants certified free of PSTV Exclusian due to G.rostochiensig and curculionid borers

AI1 olher sources

Canada and USA

Permit post-entry quarantine Pollen prohibited. Pemi t Post-en try quarantine for secd.

Tubers for consump Lion All couitries from Prohibited whicli G. rostachiensis and curculionid tuber borers have been recorded, unless within such countries the polatoes have been grown no less than 160h from the nematode infested area

c0rmuE.s TO WmCH RESimcn0~ APPLY

All other countries

SWEET POTATO ,411 parts except vegetalive All counlries Ipomea batatas propagating material, seed and olher Ipornca spp and roo$ for consumption

Seed and vegetative All countries propagating malcrial

Root (tubers) for All counlrics consumprion

TOMATO All parts except seed, AH countries ~ycapersiogn esculenturn pollen and fruft '

YAM spp

Diosairea spp

Sccd All countries

Pollen Canada. Europe, USA

Fruit All ~untries

All parts except vegetative All countries propagation material, seed and tubers for consumption

Perhit

Prohibited

Permit Posl-enby quarantine Prohibited

Prohibited

Permit Post-cntsy quarantine

Prohibited

Permit

Prohibited

Exclusion af nematode, fungal and-viral pathogens of sweet polalo Exclusionof pests and fungal and viral pahogens of sweet potato

Exclusion of sweet polato pests 2 D

5 Exclusionof pests and pathogens of tomato and other solanafcous 2 crops R Exclusion of bactaial canker g (Corvnebacten'ummichi~anense) 2' tomato black ring virus, Arabis mosaic virus, spindle tuber virus 5 NOTE lhe seed is enterable un- 2 der permit if ccrlified to be har- g vested from plants frcc from (he 0

above 2 ExcIusion of potato black ring and spindle tuber viruses. NOTE: poUen is enterable Xcer- tified to be from plants free fram the virus Phytosanitaq certificate

Cxdusion of pestsand discasesof Yam

spp Stenomeris spp Tarnus spp T m i s spp

Vegetative propagating All countries Permit material Post-entry

quarantine

Seed AI1 couotries Permit

Tubers for consumption AI1 countries Permit

GROW YE- ORNAMENTAL3 AND CUTFLOWERS

Dominica, Martiniquc Prohibited Jamaica, Trinidad, Central and South America

All other countries Permit

GLNG W LILY All parts including floral All countries Prohibited Heliconiq spp P m Strelitziq spp

O R N W A L PALMS ROYAL PALMS All parts except seed All countries Prohibited Rovstonta spp BETEL PALM spp Seed All countries Permit

OTHERORNAMENTALS All park

ROSE SPP

Ali cauntries (based Permit on existing phytosanitary risks at time permit Is requested)

All pads except vegetative All countries propagating material and seed

Exclusion of nematodes, fungat and viral pathogens of yam and other root crops

(a) Phytosanitary certificate @)Additional declaration

Phytosanitaq certificate

Pn 6

Exclusion of pests and diseases e.g. Bacterial blight Ctr a

3 Phytosanitary certificate 2 R'

Exclusion of pests and diseases P 9

(a) Phytosanitary certiflcatc (b) Additional decIamtion

Phytosanitq certificate

Exclusionofpests andpathogens of rosaceous crops

PARTS OF PIANT Colmu~s m WHICH h ~ i ~ c n o ~ h o ~ s ~ J O R CONDITLQN ~ ~ ' I U C ~ O N APPLY

Vegetative propagating AI countries Permit (a) Phytosanitary certificate material @)Additionaldeclarationthat the

plants were examined during active growth and were found to be free from fire blight (Erwinia am!yovora) rose streakvirus and roscwiItvhs

(c) that the matcrial has been or Futnigatcdor treated to kill aU insects (including San Jose 2 Scale Duadraspidiotus pemiaciosus i

Ca

AI countries Permit (a) Phytosanitary certificate 2 ii:

@)Additional declamtion 2. 0 3

GROW VHI -FOREST SPECIES AN13 PRODUCTS S

Seed

BLUE W O E Hibiscu~ clatus and other Hibiscus spp CARIBBEAN PINE pinus spp C H R I S W TREES

Swictenia rnacmphyllq LEUCAENA All parts All countries Leucaena I e u c a except seed, bark and other b u a e n a spp and root

LlA.NUS Seed bark root All countries Sqhanotis spp

Prohibited Exclusion of pests and diseases

Permit Phytosanitary certificate

RED W A R Cedrela donat!& and other Qdrela spp W ~ c d o n a nand% and other Tectona spp YELLOWPINK POUI Tabebuia spp

ALL OTHER FOREST PUh%

HISRBS SPINACH PhvtoIacca spp MINT

SPP PEPPER MINT

Cymobopom spp ARROW ROOT

'a All pads except seed All countries Prohibited Exclusion of pests and diseases 3

Permit Phytosanitary certificate 3, Seed All countries 3

All parts

g GROUP IX - HERBS AND SPICES

0, 6' 3

AII countries Permit Exclusion of pests and diseascs

Maranta arundinacea WLU) MBACCO Pluchca spp

PLANT MA- PAR, OF PM

SPICES NUTMEG My ristjm spp CINN+hcON Cinnanionurn spp All parts CLOVE Eugenia PIMENTO

All countries Exclusion of pcsk and diseases

Pimenta spp T U m c Curcuma spp GINGER Zinfiber spp

GROUP X - WILD PLANTS, GRASSES, AQUATIC PLANTS, PARASlTIC PLANTS ETC

SPECIES OF ?HE FOLLOWING Anemona Anemonella A A r Callistepnu2 c+!ZP* Clnemna !az!xz& Irnpatien~ All parts cxccpt seeds All countries Jacouarn~ntia Nemesiq Paeonia Parthenium &&&& W 3enacio Solidapo

Prohibited Exclusion o f alternate hosts of conifcr rust

COWIRIESTU Wmai . REslrcrmo~ ~ Y ~ R K ~ ~ o N APPLY

Trouaeolum Verbena Wahlenbergia Berberis spp All parts except seed All countries Mahoberberi~ spp Mabonia spp Cannabig a i m All park Ervlhraxylum spp Papaver snmniferum

~ l l ~ ~ e c i e s of aquatic All pals plants exccpt Nelubiurn spp Nelubiurn spp All parts Nuohar spp Nyrnphaea spp Victoria spp

DRIED HERBARIUM All parts SPECIMENS

SPECIES OF 'I7IE FOLLOWING Aelhusa m Brachiaria D. mutica Cardaria C. pubescen~

All countries

All countries

All countries

All countries

Prohibited Exclusion of alternate hosts of stem rust of wheat

Prohibited Addressed under the Dangerous Drugs Act

c,

Prohibited S

Protection of walerways from ' 5 troublesome weeds and exclusion of snaiIs 3'

Q

Permit Phy~asanitary certificate 2 n 3 3 =rr

Importations limited to 9 F universities, government agencies a* and research recognised institutions. Subject to verification at the Plant Quarantine

84 Station,thatthcmakrialhas been treated to prevent pest entry

All parts (except seed of cultivated species)

All countries

Cardu us !Zmx l2adn!s an 1 a m Chondrilla Convolwlu~ All pans (cxccpt c&I!dW seed of cultivated DactVlocteniurn species)

except ornamentat species

Dietariq Eleusine

Euphorbia L?&!s Homcria spp

Qpuntfa spp

Rottboellia

var. @Jmicum Solanurn Sorehum stachytarphcta

verticilIifloruq st&a Tithonia. Tussila~~ X a n t h i ~ spp IlmcharG spp Sccd All countries Digitaria decumbens Vegetative propagating AI1 countries

material

All countries

Prohibited

Prohibited

Permit Permit

Exclusion of noxius weeds, alternate hosts of rusts, '

virus reservoirs

Exdusion of noxious weeds, k

alternate hosts or nuts, virus 3 reservoirs, etc a" krr

0' 2

Excluion of posts and diseases Exclusion of pests and diseases

SPECIES OF THE FOLLOWING .fuxm ,Apond&nthcq plrceuthobim BdalIophm EiudmE Q=!&@ c&m!S LGxmlbi witrastemon Drobrancht Orpanthus Phoradendroa Phthirusa P i l o l z s PSitta~aIthuh Rafflesia p f i i t h e s g%pJja m Struthanthus nonin& yixml Miicellancnus pIants rooted Entire plant in approved packing material

All countries

All countries

Panicwn maximum Secds All countries s m h n t m sewdatum Vcgetativc propagating All countries

mzterial Barn boo Vegetative propagating All countries

material

Entry status Exclusion of pests and diseases dttennined on an ad-hoc basis. If enterable, permit required. Pcnnit Exclusion of pests and diseases Permit Exclusion of pests and diseases

Permit Exclusion of pests aod diseases

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