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Plant Quarantine

2021
"Quarantine has emerged as a most referred and used word in 2019-2020 for the human being around the world. It has made impact on the human lives, national economies, people migration, restriction on human movement and political turbulences in several nation around the world with the emergence of Covid-19, a human virus as an invasive species.
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Plant Quarantine

Science, 1930
The idea of quarantine had its inception in connection with the attempts on the part of the early Europeans to exclude and prevent the spread of dreaded plague or black death. Venice inaugurated such a restrictive measure as early as 1348, which was followed by other European countries.
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Plant Quarantine

1927
Malayan Agricultural Journal, Volume 15, Issue 1, pp.
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Western Views on Plant Quarantine

Journal of Economic Entomology, 1923
Quarantine power should only be invoked for the purpose of preventing the spread or introduction of a pest. When placed, a quarantine should be fairly and impartially enforced. To prohibit by proclamation does not prevent. Proper enforcement of a quarantine requires adequate enforcement machinery.
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The Plant Quarantine Problem

Agronomy Journal, 1955
Edgar G. Rex, W. A. McCubbin
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The Legal Aspect of Plant Quarantines

Journal of Economic Entomology, 1926
No case dealing with plant quarantine has been carried to the U. S. Supreme Court. Numerous animal quarantines have been taken to the U. S. Supreme Court where decisions have been rendered and inasmuch as plant quarantines are promulgated and enforced on the same principle as animal quarantines, it may be assumed that plant quarantines, if carried to ...
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Plant Quarantine and Diseases of Cotton

Australasian Plant Pathology, 1995
The Australian cotton industry has developed rapidly since the early 1960s when irrigation became available. Bacterial blight and Verticillium wilt have been present in Australia for many years and with Phytophthora boll rot have caused significant yield reductions.
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The When and Why of Plant Quarantines

Journal of Economic Entomology, 1923
A review was given of important legislation in different countries of the world in relation to plant pests. After brief reference to the existence of ancient legislation, an account was given of the European legislation with respect to the Phylloxera, culminating in the Bern Convention of 1881, and with respect to the potato beetle, dating from 1875 ...
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