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2781) Transcience of Anoplophora chinensis in Denmark

Anoplophora chinensis has been under continued official surveillance in DK since 2007. The pest was found for the first time …

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2782) Plum pox virus finding in Denmark

PPV was detected for the first time in DK in 1986 and immediately eradicated. All Danish nurseries and garden centers …

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2783) Important milestone for electronic certification in the IPPC ePhyto)

An Open-Ended Working Group on IPPC OEWG on Electronic Certification was held in Seoul, Republic of Korea, from Tuesday 07 …

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2784) Expert consultation on Draft Diagnostic Protocols open!

The 2016-10 Expert Consultation on Draft Diagnostic Protocols on the IPP is now open for:

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2785) Discovery of Lime Swallow Tail Butterfly - Papilio demoleus

The pest was identified in October of 2006. A protocol to eradicate the pest in infested Nurseries was developed and …

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2786) The IPPC continues to strengthen stakeholders' engagement in setting International Standards for Phytosanitary Measures

The IPPC Secretariat is pleased to announce that the number of countries commenting has almost doubled from 2011 (see graph …

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2787) Paper spesifications for phytosanitary certificates and re-export certificate

Spesifications of water marked bond used for phytosanitary certificate and phtosanitary certificate for re-export

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2788) Paper spesifications for phytosanitary certificates and re-export certificate

Spesifications of water marked bond used for phytosanitary certificate and phtosanitary certificate for re-export

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2789) Detection of Melon necrotic spot virus in Victoria

MNSV causes necrotic lesions on leaves and stems, fruit deformation and reduction in fruit quality. Affected plants may suddenly wilt …

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2790) Detection of Melon necrotic spot virus in Victoria

MNSV causes necrotic lesions on leaves and stems, fruit deformation and reduction in fruit quality. Affected plants may suddenly wilt …

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