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3831) Tomato chlorotic dwarf viroid

See the report on the Defra web-site

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3832) Organisational Arrangement of Plant Protection in Singapore

With the effective from 1 Apr 2019, a Singapore Food Agency (SFA) will be firmed to replace the Agri-Food & …

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3833) Ceratitis capitata and Bactrocera tryoni in Singapore

Ceratitis capitata (Mediterranean Fruit Fly) and Bactrcoera tryoni (Queensland Fruit Fly) are listed as Regulated Quarantine Pests under the First …

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3834) Entry points of Singapore

There are 26 entry points in Singapore i.e. air, air cargo, coastal, land and ports. Changi International Airport is the …

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3835) Finding of Ralstonia solanacearum, (race 1) in ornamental Anthurium plants for cut flower production

This report concerns the official finding of Ralstonia solanacearum in the Netherlands in ornamental Anthurium plants, in the varieties “Midori”, …

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3836) Phytosanitary certificate of the NPPO of Denmark

By December 2012, the Danish AgriFish Agency, issued a new version of the phytosanitary certificate and og the re-export certificate, …

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3837) Phytosanitary certificate of the NPPO of Denmark

By December 2012, the Danish AgriFish Agency, issued a new version of the phytosanitary certificate and og the re-export certificate, …

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3838) Phytosanitary certificate of the NPPO of Denmark

By December 2012, the Danish AgriFish Agency, issued a new version of the phytosanitary certificate and og the re-export certificate, …

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3839) Pest Outbreak on Niulakita Island

B.xanthodes was detected in Tuvalu in one of the outer-island namely Niulakita in 2009.Up to date, the department is still …

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3840) PACIFIC FRUIT FLY: Bactrocera xanthodes

B.xanthodes was detected in Tuvalu in one of the outer-island namely Niulakita in 2009.Up to date, the department is still …

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