We are amending the citrus canker quarantine regulations to explicitly prohibit, with limited exceptions, the interstate movement of regulated nursery stock from a quarantined area. The interstate movement of regulated nursery stock from an area quarantined for citrus canker poses a high risk of spreading citrus canker outside the
quarantined area. We are including two exceptions to the prohibition. We are allowing calamondin and kumquat plants, two types of citrus plants that are highly resistant to citrus canker, to move interstate
from a quarantined area under a protocol designed to ensure that they are free of citrus canker prior to movement. We will also continue to allow the interstate movement of regulated nursery stock for immediate
export, under certain conditions. This action is necessary to clarify our regulations and to address the risk associated with the interstate movement of regulated nursery stock from areas quarantined for citrus
canker.
Citrus Canker; Interstate Movement of Regulated Nursery Stock From Quarantined Areas
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View AllSubmitter: Patterson, P Posted: 05/03/2007 ID: APHIS-2007-0032-0002
Jun 11,2007 11:59 PM ET
Submitter: GASKALLA, RICHARD Posted: 05/03/2007 ID: APHIS-2007-0032-0003
Jun 11,2007 11:59 PM ET
Submitter: Cross, Gene Posted: 05/21/2007 ID: APHIS-2007-0032-0006
Jun 11,2007 11:59 PM ET
Submitter: Haun, Walker Posted: 05/22/2007 ID: APHIS-2007-0032-0008
Jun 11,2007 11:59 PM ET
Submitter: Mungari, Robert Posted: 05/22/2007 ID: APHIS-2007-0032-0009
Jun 11,2007 11:59 PM ET
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