Plant and Animal Quarantine Regulations- Part V - Specific Plant Prohibitions
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- English
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- Regulation
- Organisation
- European Union
- Country
- Micronesia
- Subjects
- Cultivated plants
- Keywords
- plant production, quarantine, fruits/edible nuts, vegetables/legumes, international trade, authorization/permit, plant protection
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- *, agriculture
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Plant and Animal Quarantine Regulations PART V - SPECIFIC PLANT PROHIBITIONS 42. Plant Quarantines - Specific plant prohibitions (a) Plants and plant materials listed in Schedule I to these regulations may be imported into the FSM from a place outside the FSM, subject to the specific prohibitions set forth in the third column of Schedule I. (b) Plants and plant materials listed in Schedule Il to these regulations may be transferred from one State of the FSM to another State of the FSM, subject to the specific prohibitions shown in the third column of Schedule II. Common Name Scientific Name Plants or plant material Prohibit ed Banana, Abaca, and Heliconia Musaceae family and Heliconiaceae family Plants, corms, and cut flowers except tissue cultures from buncy top disease, mosaic virus, Panama disease and bacterial disease including moko disease, black leaf streak and Sigatoka disease Beans Phaseolus spp. All parts except seeds Cacao Theobroma cacao and members of the families Bombaceae, Malvacease, Tiliaceae and Sturculiaceae All except seeds from Asia Pacific Region Citrus Citrus species and the following genera: Citropsis, Citrus, Eremocitrus, Fortunella, Microcitrus, M onanthocitrus, Pleurocitrus and Poncirus All except fruit and seeds. Fruit from areas where citrus canker (Xantho monas compest ris p.v.citri (Hasse) Dye) occurs.A ll Murraya spp. Coffee Coffea species All propagat ing material except seed Maize/Popc orn Zea Mays L. All except seed All palms including Coconut and Betel Nut Cocos species and all members of the family Palmae All except nuts and pollen from areas approve d by the Chief of Agricultu re Peanuts/gro undnuts Arachis hypogea L. All except seed Pepper Piper species All except seed and tissue cultures Potato (Irish) Solanum tuberosum All except tubers, true seed and tissue cultures Sweet Potato Ipomea batatas All except pathoge n tested tissue cultures and seed Tapioca/cas sava Manihot esculenta All except stems and tissue cultures from pathoge n tested sources Taro and edible aroids Alocasia macrorrhiza L; Colocasia esculenta L; Crptosperma chamissonis (Schott) and Xanthosoma sagittifolium All except seed and tissue cultures Tomato Lycorpersicon esculentum (Miller) All except fruit and seed Yams Dioscorea spp. All except seed and tissue cultures SCHEDULE II Common Name Scientific Name Plants or plant material prohibited Banana, Abaca, and Heliconia Musaceae family and Heliconiaceae family Plants, corms and cut flowers except tissue cultures certified free from bunchy top disease, mosaic virus, Panama disease and bacterial diseases including moko disease, black leaf streak and Sigatoka disease. Coconuts/Betel Nut Cocos species and other members of the family Palmae Coconuts, except those from which the perianths (caps) have been removed and/or coconuts have been dehusked and which have not sprouted. Betel nuts from areas where fruit flies other than Bactrocera frauendfeldi (Caroline or mango fly) occur. Citrus Citrus species Fruit from areas where fruit flies other than Bactrocera frauendfeldi (Caroline or mango fly) occur. Sweet Potato Ipomea batatas All planting materials except tissue cultures are prohibited entry. Tapioca/ cassava Manihot esculenta All planting materials except tissue cultures are prohibited entry.