Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 3, § 3419 - Date Palm Disease Interior Quarantine (Quarantine Regulation 24)
A quarantine is established against the following pest, its hosts, and possible carriers.
(a)
Pest. A form of the fungus, Fusarium oxysporum, which
initiates a serious disease in Canary Island date palm, Phoenix
canariensis, and clump palm, P. reclinata. Seedlings
of the date palm, P. dactylifera, are killed when injected
with, or planted in soil infested with, the pathogen. There is reasonable cause
to presume that this fungus isolate will be pathogenic to mature date palms,
P. dactylifera, and other palms of the genus
Phoenix.
(b)
Quarantine Area. The quarantine area shall be all of California except the
protected area. The protected area is:
(1)
Imperial County--the entire county.
(2) Inyo County--Township 27 north, Range 1
east, which includes the Furnace Creek Ranch of Death Valley.
(3) Riverside County--all of Riverside County
east of the eastern boundary of Range 2 east. (This boundary line runs north
and south just east of the Town of Cabazon in Riverside
County.)
(c) Commodities
Covered and Articles Covered.
(1) All plants
and parts for propagation, including seed, of the palm genus
Phoenix.
(2) Saws,
knives, or other tools used for trimming or pruning palms of the genus
Phoenix.
(d) Restrictions. The commodities covered are
prohibited movement into the protected area, except that trimming or pruning
tools will be allowed movement into the protected area when certified by a
plant quarantine officer as being sterilized in an approved manner. The
movement of the commodities and articles covered is not restricted in any way
when such movement is entirely within the quarantine area or entirely within
the protected area.
(e) Exceptions.
(1) There are no restrictions of movement
through the area as long as the commodities covered are neither in transit more
than 48 hours nor off-loaded enroute.
(2) The Director may issue special permits
allowing entry of commodities otherwise prohibited. The permit shall state any
and all mandatory provisions or conditions under which entry will be
allowed.
Notes
Note: Authority cited: Sections 407, 5301, 5302, and 5322, of the Food and Agricultural Code. Reference: Sections 5301, 5302, and 5322 of the Food and Agricultural Code.
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