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2501) None

In January 2009 bilberry plants in woodland in Staffordshire were observed with symptoms of stem dieback, with some plants already …

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2502) Description of NPPO

The Plant Quarantine and Phytosanitary Service (PQPS) is the National Plant Protection Organisation (NPPO) of Zambia and contact point for …

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2503) Call for presentations on the successes and challenges of implementation of the IPPC at the CPM-13 Session (April 2018)

@ Tung Beng, 2014. The colours of Ladybug, Vietnam.

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2504) Mozambique Phytossanitary import conditions (Appendix to Mozambique Phitossanitary regulation)

The NPPO of Mozambique is notifying the phitossanitary import conditions. This appendix is part of the phitossanitary regulation that was …

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2505) Mozambique updated Phitossanitary Certificate (Appendix 6 to Phitossanitary regulation)

The Mozambique NPPO is notifying the updated Phitossanitary certificate. The appendix is part of the Phitossanitary regulation that was updated …

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2506) Call for participation in the Phytosanitary Capacity Development Roster of Consultants

Plant protection and phytosanitary measures experts are invited to apply to be listed in the Phytosanitary Capacity Development Roster of …

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2507) The IPPC Dispute Settlement System: consultation between EU and SA

A grasshopper.

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2508) New Hebrides Coconut mite (Colomerus novahebridensis) present in Darwin, Northern Territory

The Northern Territory reported that the mite (Colomerus novahebridensis Kiefer) was detected in the Darwin Botanic Gardens on 19 May …

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2509) New pest of Maize: Maize lethal necrosis in Uganda

Maize lethal necrosis (MLN) is casued by co-infection of maize chlorotic mottle virus (MCMV genus; Machlorovirus transmitted by Chrysomelid beettle …

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2510) SUPERELONGATION DISEASE OF CASSAVA CAUSED BY Elsinoe brasiliensis

Cassava (Manihot esculenta) is the second staple crop of economic importance after rice that is cultivated in Trinidad and Tobago. …

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