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Protocols for the diagnosis of quarantine pests*

EPPO Bulletin, 2000
EPPO member countries have recognized the need for a harmonized approach to detection and identification methods for quarantine pests. In 1998, EPPO started anew project to prepare diagnostic protocols for the quarantine pests of the EPPO region. The work is conducted by the Panel on Diagnostics, which is under the authority of the Working Party on ...
V. Žlof, I. M. Smith, D. G. McNamara
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Major mite pests of quarantine importance to Turkey

International Journal of Acarology, 2010
ABSTRACT There are more than 130 pests on Turkey's quarantine list including mites. However the important pests are associated with plant products imported from abroad and include Eutetranychus orientalis (Klein) (Tetranychidae), Phytonemus pallidus (Banks) (Tarsonemidae), Aculops fuchsiae (Keifer) (Eriophyidae) and Oligonychus perditus (Pritchard and ...
Ayşe Yeşilayer, Sultan Çobanoğlu
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Pest Risk Analysis and Plant Quarantine Regulations

2020
International trade of agri-horticultural commodities and exchange of germplasm plays an important role in the long-distance dissemination of insect pests and pathogens, which may pose potential risk to the agriculture of the importing country. The National Plant Protection Organizations have the responsibility of protecting their countries from the ...
V. Celia Chalam, Kavita Gupta, Ruchi Sharma, Vaishali Dutt Sharma, A. K. Maurya   +4 more
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Regulated non‐quarantine pests: fact or fiction?

EPPO Bulletin, 2011
A new category of officially regulated pests has been introduced during the past decade. The aim of this new categorization is to protect plant health and, in particular, farmers’ and growers’ crops against the introduction of pests via propagation material. The phytosanitary term ‘regulated non‐quarantine pests’ (RNQPs) is relatively new.
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Official control of quarantine pests in the EPPO region

EPPO Bulletin, 2004
This explanatory document considers how the supplement on ‘official control’ of the Glossary of Phytosanitary Terms (ISPM no. 5) is implemented in the EPPO region, with particular reference to the use of the plant passport.
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International Movement, Detection and Quarantine of Thysanoptera Pests

1995
Thysanoptera are transported with plants over long distances. From the quarantine point of view concern has increased since western flower thrips (WFT) began to spread widely. Interest by quarantine authorities in the dispersal of Thysanoptera has escalated and resulted in expensive control measures such as the elimination of Thrips palmi from The ...
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QUARANTINE PESTS OF TREE CROPS IN THE VOLGOGRAD REGION

Natural Systems and Resources
The article examines the ecological and biological characteristics of the development and impact of several quarantine organisms, including the emerald ash borer (Agrilus planipennis Fairmaire), the Eastern fruit moth (Grapholita molesta Busck), the California red scale (Quadraspidiotus perniciosus Comstock), and the black pine sawyer beetle ...
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Plant Quarantine versus the Pests

Kew Bulletin, 1955
T. A. Russell, W. A. McCubbin
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