Annex

List: Allium species listing

Effective 19 May 2021 to 1 October 2021

Table 1: List of species that are weeds

Allium altaicum	Allium brevistylum	Allium cassium
Allium caucasium	Allium ceratophyllum	Allium chamarense
Allium chanetii	Allium derderianum	Allium dshungaricum
Allium ericetorum	Allium flavidum	Allium forestii
Allium globosum	Allium gmelinianum	Allium grayi
Allium hookeri	Allium iatasen	Allium latissimum
Allium ledebourianum	Allium macrostemon	Allium marschallianum
Allium microdictyum	Allium nereidum	Allium nipponicum
Allium ochotense	Allium ouensanense	Allium pskemense
Allium sapidissimum	Allium saxatile	Allium semenovii
Allium stevenii	Allium subvillosum	Allium szovitsii
Allium tristylum	Allium uratense	Allium victorialis
Allium wenchuanense	Allium winklerianum	Allium zaprjagajevii

These species have been assessed as posing a high risk of becoming weeds in Australian territory and are not permitted entry.

Table 2: List of species requiring further assessment

Allium hirtifolium

Allium lenkoranicum

These species are not permitted entry because insufficient information is available on their risk status.

Warnings and Information Notices

If a plant is permitted at the species level then all subordinate taxa (e.g. varieties, subspecies, forms and subforms.) of that species are also permitted. Similarly, if a plant is permitted at a genus level, then all species are permitted etc.

Where the parents of a hybrid are permitted the hybrid plant may be imported without a separate BICON case. Imported hybrids must be clearly labelled with their full parentage for identification by the department.

If the species you wish to import is not listed but you believe it is a synonym of a permitted species please contact the Client Contact Group Canberra for an assessment.