Alerts
Xylella emergency conditions for nursery stock
Effective from 28 January 2016IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO ALL CLIENTS
The import conditions contained in this BICON case are in the process of being updated to include the announced emergency quarantine measures for Xylella that will impact nursery stock and tissue cultures.
Before applying for an import permit:
please ensure that you are familiar with the alert content (accessible at: https://bicon.agriculture.gov.au/BiconWeb4.0/ViewElement/Element/Alert?elementPk=310100).
please note that timeframes for permit issuance for plant species in this BICON case may exceed 20 business working days as a result of the changes required to import permit conditions. It is fully anticipated that once this BICON case has been updated to reflect the revised import conditions, permit issuance timeframes will return to 10-20 working days.
This notice will be removed when the BICON case has been updated with the revised import conditions.
This Alert applies to the following Cases:
- Myrtaceae rust disease hosts for use as nursery stock
- Cucurbits as nursery stock requiring testing
- Saccharum spp. as nursery stock
- Bulbs for use as nursery stock grown in open quarantine
- Forestry or amenity species that may be sensitive to methyl bromide
- Allium sativum for use as nursery stock
- Vangueria infausta for use as nursery stock
- Medium risk tissue cultures for use as nursery stock species requiring growth in quarantine
- Allium porrum for use as nursery stock
- Rhapis spp. for use as nursery stock
- Dracaena sanderiana for use as nursery stock
- Methyl bromide sensitive nursery stock
- Metrosideros spp. as nursery stock
- Ornamental virus hosts for use as Nursery stock
- Daylily rust hosts for use as nursery stock
- Ranunculus spp. for use as nursery stock
- Rosmarinus officinalis for use as nursery stock
- Guava rust hosts for use as nursery stock
- Berberis, Mahonia and Mahoberberis for use as nursery stock
- Carnations for use as nursery stock
- Myrtus spp. as nursery stock
- Camellia spp. for use as nursery stock
- Hydrangea spp. for use as nursery stock
- Rosa spp. for use as nursery stock
- Lavandula spp. for use as nursery stock
- Phoenix dactylifera for use as nursery stock
- Paulownia spp. for use as nursery stock
- Plants of forestry or amenity significance for use as nursery stock
- Cupressus spp. for use as nursery stock
- Tropical fruit for use as nursery stock which are Sudden Oak Death hosts
- Hoya kerrii rooted leaves as nursery stock
- Teak for use as nursery stock
- Coffea spp. for use as nursery stock
- Forestry or amenity species that are hosts of Xylella fastidiosa and Sudden Oak Death
- Xylella fastidiosa hosts as forestry or amenity species
- Chamaecyparis spp. for use as nursery stock
- Pinus spp. for use as nursery stock
- Sudden oak death and fireblight hosts for use as nursery stock
- Clonal grass for use as nursery stock
- Forestry or amenity species that are hosts of Sudden Oak Death
- Tropical and temperate species for use as nursery stock
- Allium ampeloprasum for use as nursery stock
- Eucalyptus spp. for use as nursery stock
- Pseudotsuga spp. for use as nursery stock
- Brassica oleracea for use as nursery stock
- Vaccinium spp. for use as nursery stock
- Mentha spp. for use as nursery stock
- Azadirachta indica for use as nursery stock
- Sudden oak death hosts for use as nursery stock
- Stylosanthes guianensis for use as nursery stock
- Pomegranate for use as nursery stock
- Chrysanthemum x Morifolium for use as nursery stock
- Ziziphus jujuba Mill. (Chinese jujube) for use as nursery stock
- Aquatic plants for use as nursery stock
- Candidatus liberibacter and moko hosts for use as nursery stock
- Candidatus liberibacter hosts for use as nursery stock
- Bromeliads for use as nursery stock
- Xylella fastidiosa and sudden oak death hosts for use as nursery stock