**CALIFORNIA**

SUMMARIES OF EXTERIOR QUARANTINES

Updated September, 1999

State of California

Department of Food and Agriculture

Plant Health and Pest Prevention Services

1220 N Street Room A-372

Sacramento, California 95814

Phone: (916) 653-1440; Fax: (916) 654-0986

Home Page: http://www.cdfa.ca.gov/

Robert L. Wynn, Jr. Director

Martina Haleamau Branch Chief

**DEFINITION OF NURSERY STOCK**

Nursery stock is defined as \"Any plant for planting, propagation, or
ornamentation\" per Section 5005, of the Food and Agricultural Code.

**GENERAL SHIPPING REQUIREMENTS**

California requires all out-of-state nursery stock shipments coming in
to the state to bear appropriate official state certification when
necessary for quarantine compliance.

Acceptable certification may be in the form of complete phytosanitary
certificates, stamps, or stickers. However, any form of certification
that is used must clearly indicate that it is an official certificate.
Suggested methods of denoting official certification include depiction
of the state agricultural seal and name or a title and facsimile
signature of the certifying agricultural official. In addition,
certificates must reference the quarantine requirement that is being
met, either by the name of the quarantine or by the California Code of
Regulations, Section number (e.g., Japanese Beetle or Section 3280).
Plant material shipped from a federally regulated area would require
federal certification.

For quarantine purposes, it is equally important to know the origin of
material which is being transshipped. For example, plant material
covered under a California quarantine, if the material originated in
Florida and was reshipped from New York, it would need a Florida
certificate.

All plant materials received from out-of-state, except as provided by
Origin Inspection Agreement, are required to be held under quarantine
until released by the destination

County Agricultural Commissioner. Imports from other states will be
released only after it is determined that they pass quarantine
requirements. Nursery stock shipments must also be free of pests,
diseases, weeds, and/or weed seed not of common occurrence in
California.This summary is not exhaustive because regulations do change
from time to time based on pest conditions at origin and our inspection
findings. The following plant quarantines listed and summarized are from
the California Code of Regulations.

In addition each shipment of plants entering California must be legibly
marked in a conspicuous manner with the following:

1\) The name and address of the owner or shipper;

2\) The name of the consignee;

3\) The country or state of origin of the contents is required and the
county of origin would be helpful for those states under partial
quarantine; and,

4\) A statement of its contents (plants or plant material).

Inquiries regarding specific quarantines may be addressed to the: State
of California, Department of Food and Agriculture, Pest Exclusion, Room
A-372, 1220 N Street, Sacramento, CA 95814; or call (916) 653-1440.

**NOXIOUS WEED LIST**

SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME

**A & Q RATED WEEDS**

*Acaena anserinifolia* biddy biddy

*Acaena nova-zelandiae* (= *A. anserinifolia* in part as used
previously) biddy biddy

*Acaena pallida* (= *A. anserinifolia* in part as used previously) pale
biddy biddy

*Achnatherum brachychaetum* (= *Stipa brachychaeta*) punagrass

*Alhagi maurorum* (= *A. pseudalhagi*) camelthorn

*Alternanthera philoxeroides* alligatorweed

*Arctotheca calendula* (as seed or fertile plants) capeweed

*Carduus acanthoides* plumeless thistle

*Carduus nutans* musk thistle

*Carthamus leucocaulo*s whitestem distaff thistle

*Centaurea diffusa* diffuse knapweed

*Centaurea iberica* Iberian starthistle

*Centaurea maculosa* spotted knapweed

*Centaurea squarrosa* squarrose knapweed

*Chondrilla juncea* skeletonweed

*Cirsium ochrocentrum* yellowspine thistle

*Cirsium undulatum* wavyleaf thistle

*Crupina vulgaris* bearded creeper

*Cucumis melo* *var. dudaim* dudaim melon

*Cuscuta reflexa* giant dodder

*Euphorbia esula* leafy spurge

*Euphorbia serrata* serrate spurge

*Halimodendron halodendron* Russian salttree

*Halogeton glomeratus* halogeton

*Helianthus ciliaris* blueweed

*Heteropogon contortus* tanglehead

*Hydrilla verticillata* hydrilla

*Limnobium laevigatum* S. American spongeplant

*Linaria genistifolia ssp. dalmatica* (= L. dalmatica) Dalmatian
toadflax

*Ononis alopecuroides* foxtail restharrow

*Onopordum* spp. onopordum thistles

*Orobanche ludoviciana* *var. cooperi* (*=O. cooperi*, *O. multiflora*)
Cooper\'s broomrape

*Orobanche ramosa* branched broomrape

*Peganum harmala* harmel

*Physalis longifolia* (=*P. subglabrata* as used previously.) smooth
groundcherry

*Prosopis strombulifera* creeping mesquite

*Rorippa sylvestris* creeping yellow field cress

*Salsola collinia* spineless Russian thistle

*Salsola damascena* (= *S. vermiculata*) wormleaf salsola

*Salvia virgata* (= *S. pratensis* as used previously.) meadow sage

*Salvinia auriculata* complex (consisting of *S. auriculata*, *S.
biloba,*. *S.herzogii* and *S. molesta*.) salvinia

*Scolymus hispanicus* golden thistle

*Solanum cardiophyllum* heartleaf nightshade

*Solanum dimidiatum* Torrey\'s nightshade

*Sonchus arvensis* perennial sowthistle

*Sphaerophysa salsula* Austrian peaweed

*Striga lutea* (= *S. asiatica*) witchweed

*Tagetes minuta* wild marigold

*Zygophyllum fabago* (= *Z. fabago var. brachycarpum*) Syrian beancaper

**B & C RATED WEEDS (Revised)**

*Acacia paradoxa* (*A. armata*) kangaroothorn

*Acroptilon repens* (*Centaurea repens*) Russian knapweed

*Aegilops cylindrica* jointed goatgrass

*Aegilops ovata* (=*A. geniculata* and *A. neglecta*, in part) ovate
goatgrass

*Aegilops triuncialis* barb goatgrass

*Aeschynomene rudis* rough jointvetch

*Allium paniculatum* panicled onion

*Allium vineale* wild garlic

*Ambrosia trifida* giant ragweed

*Araujia sericofera* bladderflower

*Cardaria chalepensis* lens-podded hoarycress

*Cardaria draba* heart-podded hoarycress

*Cardaria pubescens* globe-podded hoarycress

*Carduus pycnocephalus* Italian thistle

*Carduus tenuiflorus* Italian thistle

*Carthamus baeticus* smooth distaff thistle

*Carthamus lanatus* woolly distaff thistle

*Cenchrus echinatus* southern sandbur grass

*Cenchrus incertus* coast sandbur grass

*Cenchrus longispinus* (= *C. pauciflorus* as used previously) mat
sandbur grass

*Centaurea calcitrapa* purple starthistle

*Centaurea solstitialis* yellow starthistle

*Centaurea sulphurea* Sicilian thistle

*Chorispora tenella* purple mustard

*Cirsium arvense* Canada thistle

*Convolvulus arvensis* field bindweed

*Coronopus squamatus* swinecress

*Cucumis myriocarpus* paddy melon

*Cuscuta* spp. except *C. reflexa* dodder

*Cynara cardunculus* artichoke thistle

*Cynodon* spp. and hybrids bermudagrass

*Cyperus esculentus* yellow nutsedge

*Cyperus rotundus* purple nutsedge

*Cytisus scoparius* scotch broom

*Elytrigia repens* (= *Agropyron repens*) quackgrass

*Euphorbia oblongata* oblong spurge

*Gaura coccinea* scarlet gaura

*Gaura drummondii* (= *G. odorata*) scented gaura

*Gaura sinuata* wavyleaf gaura

*Genista monspessulana* (= *Cystis monspessulanus*) French broom

*Gypsophila paniculata* baby\'s breath

*Hyoscyamus niger* black henbane

*Hypericum perforatum* Klamathweed

*Imperata brevifolia* satintail

*Iris douglasiana* Douglas iris

*Iris missouriensis* western blue flag

*Isatis trinctoria* dyer\'s woad

*Iva axillaris* povertyweed

*Lepidium latifolium* perennial peppercress

*Lythrum salicaria* purple loosestrife

*Malvella leprosa* (= *Sida leprosa var. hederacea*) alkali mallow

*Muhlenbergia schreberi* nimblewill

*Nothoscordum inodorum* false garlic

*Nymphaea mexicana* banana waterlily

*Oryza rufipogon* red rice

*Panicum antidotale* blue panicgrass

*Pennisetum clandestinum* Kikuyugrass

*Physalis viscosa* grape groundcherry

*Polygonum coccineu*m kelp

*Polygonum cuspidatum* Japanese knotweed

*Polygonum polystachyum* Himalayan knotweed

*Polygonum sachalinense* giant knotweed

*Rorippa austriaca* Austrian fieldcress

*Salsola australis* (= *S. iberica*) common Russian thistle

*Salsola paulsenii* barbwire Russian thistle

*Salvia aethiopis* Mediterranean sage

*Senecio jacobaea* tansy ragwort

*Senecio squalidus* Oxford ragwort

*Setaria faberi* giant foxtail

*Solanum carolinense* Carolina horsenettle

*Solanum elaeagnifolium* white horsenettle

*Solanum lanceolatum* lanceleaf nightshade

*Solanum marginatum* white-margined nightshade

*Sorghum halepense* (Johnsongrass and other perennial *Sorghum* spp.
including but not limited to *Sorghum almum* and perennial sweet
sudangrass)

*Symphytum asperum* rough comfrey

*Taeniatherum caput-medusae* ( *Elymus caput-medusae*, *T. asperum*)
medusahead

*Tribulus terrestris* puncture vine

*Ulex europaeus* gorse

*Viscum album* European mistletoe

**QUARANTINES OR ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS**

**I. CITRUS PESTS - Section 3250**

> STATES REGULATED: All except AZ.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: All plant parts of all species of *Citrus*,
> *Fortunella*, *Poncirus*, *Aeglopsis*, and *Afraegle*, except seed.
> For Florida only, all plant parts of all plants in the family
> Rutaceae, except seed.

**II. CHESTNUT BARK AND OAK WILT DISEASES - Section 3251**

> STATES REGULATED: All except AZ.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: All plant parts (except acorns) of all species of
> chestnut, chinquapin, oak, and tanbark oak.

**III. CARIBBEAN FRUIT FLY - Section 3252**

STATES REGULATED: All of PR and parts of FL.

> MATERIALS REGULATED: All fruits and berries of host plants of
> Caribbean fruit fly, soil or planting media within the drip area of
> plants producing host material.

**IV. COTTON PEST - Section 3254**

> STATES REGULATED: All except AZ and NC.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: All plant parts of okra, kenaf, and cotton
> (*Gossypium*, and *Thurberia*); all used cotton harvesting equipment
> and related supplies.

**V. CHERRY FRUIT FLY - Section 3256**

STATES REGULATED: ID, MT, NM, OR, UT, WA and parts of CO.

> MATERIALS REGULATED: All fresh cherry fruit (domestic and wild); and
> soil or planting media within drip area of host plants.

**VI. SWEET POTATO WEEVIL - Section 3257**

> STATES REGULATED: AL, AR, FL, GA, HI, LA, MS, SC, TN, TX.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: All plant parts of the sweet potato, and
> morning-glory plants.

**VII. PEACH YELLOWS, LITTLE PEACH AND RED SUTURE DISEASES OF PEACH -
Section 3259**

> STATES REGULATED: CT, DE, IL, IN, KY, MD, MA, MI, NJ, NY, NC, OH, PA,
> RI, SC, TN, VA, WV, DC.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: Trees and all plant parts capable of propagation
> (except seed) of *Prunus* spp. (except *P. avium*, *P. bessey*, *P.
> cerasus,* and the evergreens).

**VIII. NUT TREE PESTS - Section 3260**

> STATES REGULATED: All states and districts east of and including MT,
> WY, CO, OK, TX. In NM, the counties of Chaves, DeBaca, Eddy, Lea, and
> Roosevelt. All states, except AZ, are regulated for brooming disease.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: Trees and all plant parts capable of propagation
> (except nuts) of *Juglans* and *Carya*.

**IX. OZONIUM ROOT ROT - Section 3261**

> STATES REGULATED: AZ, and parts of AR, LA, NV, NM, OK, TX, UT.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: All soil, nursery stock, or plants with roots,
> except as provided.

**X. PEACH MOSAIC DISEASE - Section 3262**

> STATES REGULATED: AZ, NM, and parts of CO, OK, TX.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: All trees and parts capable of propagation
> (except seed) of almond, apricot, peach, plum, prune, nectarine,
> Manchu cherry and western sand cherry.

**XI. EUROPEAN CORN BORER - Section 3263**

> STATES REGULATED: AL, AR, CO, CT, DE, GA, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, ME, MD,
> MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NH, NJ, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, PA, RI, SC,
> SD, TN, VT, VA, WV, WI, WY, DC, and parts of FL, LA, NM, TX, and
> Canada.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: All plant parts of corn, broom corn, sorghum and
> sudangrass; beans in pod, pepper fruits, aster, chrysanthemum,
> geranium, hollyhock, dahlia tubers with stems and gladiolus corns with
> stems.

**XII. COLORADO POTATO BEETLE - Section 3264**

> STATES REGULATED: All except AK, HI, NV.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: Plants of tomato, pepper, eggplant, Irish potato
> tubers and associated soil.

**XIII. PERSIMMON ROOT BORER - Section 3265**

> STATES REGULATED: All.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: All species of persimmon (*Diospyros*) trees and
> all parts capable of propagation (except seeds, buds and scions).

**XIV. PLUM CURCULIO AND BLUEBERRY MAGGOT - Section 3266**

> STATES REGULATED: All states and districts east of and including ND,
> SD, NE, KS, OK, TX, and parts of UT.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: All fresh fruit of apple (including crabapple),
> apricot, blueberry, cherry, hawthorn (haw), huckleberry, nectarine,
> peach, pear, plum, prune, quince; and soil or planting medium within
> the drip line of host plants.

**XV. BURROWING AND RENIFORM NEMATODE - Section 3271**

> STATES REGULATED: Puerto Rico and AL, AR, FL, GA, HI, LA, MS, NC, SC,
> TX.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: All earth, plants and plant parts with roots; all
> parts of plants produced below ground or soil level and all plant
> cuttings for propagation.

**XVI. CORNSTALK AND SUGARCANE BORERS - Section 3272**

> STATES REGULATED: AL, AZ, AR, DE, FL, GA, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, MD, MO,
> MS, NE, NJ, NM, NC, OK, SC, TN, TX, VA.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: Corn or maize stalks, cobs, corn on the cob
> (fresh or dry), sugarcane stalks, cuttings, rooted plants and parts,
> except clean seed.

**XVII. WALNUT AND PECAN PESTS - SECTION 3273**

> STATES REGULATED: All states for walnut husk flies, nut tree
> casebearers, and nut curculios. AL, AR, FL, GA, KS, KY, LA, MS, MO,
> NC, OK, SC, TN, TX, and VA for pecan weevil and hickory shuckworm.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: Unhusked nuts of walnut and butternut (*Juglans*)
> and husk fragments; husks or husk fragments and nuts in the shell of
> pecans and hickory *(Carya*); containers equipment, and vehicles used
> in association with such nuts and husks.

**XVIII. CEDAR-APPLE RUST DISEASE** **- Section 3274**

> STATES REGULATED: AK and all states and districts east of and
> including MT, SD, NE, KS, OK, TX.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: Viable cedar-apple galls, trees and plant parts
> of juniper, apple and crab apple, except as provided.

**XIX. EUROPEAN PINE SHOOT MOTH - Section 3275**

> STATES REGULATED: CT, DE, ID, IL, IN, IA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MO, NH, NJ,
> NY, OH, OR, PA, RI, WA, WV, WI.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: All pine tree species and any plant part bearing
> terminal buds, needles or shoots.

**XX. PEACH ROSETTE DISEASE - Section 3276**

> STATES REGULATED: AL, AR, GA, MS, OK, SC, TN, WV.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: *Prunus* species (except evergreen species) trees
> and parts capable of propagation (except fruit pits).

**XXI. CEREAL LEAF BEETLE - Section 3277**

> STATES REGULATED: All states, districts east of and including MN, IA,
> MO, AR, LA; parts of ID, KS, MT, OR, UT, WA, and Canada.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: Small grains, ear corn, straw and hay (not
> pelletized), grass, sod, grass and forage seeds, fodder, plant litter,
> used harvesting equipment, cut or balled Scotch pine, red pine, and
> Austrian pine trees.

**XXII. WEST INDIAN SUGARCANE ROOT BORER - Section 3279**

> STATES REGULATED: Parts of FL.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: Soil, sand, gravel and all plants and plant parts
> capable of propagation.

**XXIII. JAPANESE BEETLE - Section 3280**

> STATES REGULATED: CO, CT, DE, GA, IL, IN, KY, ME, MD, MA, MI, NH, NJ,
> NY, NC, OH, PA, RI, SC, TN, VT, VA, WV, DC; parts of AL, KS, MN, MO,
> WI; in Canada, parts of Quebec and Ontario Provinces.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: Soil, growing media, humus, compost, manure
> (except commercial); plants with roots in soil; grass sod, crowns,
> bulbs, corms, tubers, etc. with soil; and any conveyance capable of
> harboring Japanese beetle.

**XXIV. HYDRILLA - Section 3281**

> STATES REGULATED: All.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: Any hydrilla plant or plant part, and any thing
> which can transport viable hydrilla plant parts.

**XXV. LETHAL YELLOWING OF PALM - Section 3282**

> STATES REGULATED: Parts of FL and TX.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: Susceptible palm trees and tree parts capable of
> propagation (except seed).

**XXVI. TOMATO YELLOW LEAF CURL VIRUS - Section 3286**

> STATES REGULATED: FL.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: All plants and plant parts, except fruit and
> seed, of tomato.

CALIFORNIA STATE EXTERIOR QUARANTINE REGULATIONS

SUMMARY

September, 1999

+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| **REGULATED    | **REGULATED STATES** | **REGULATED MATERIALS**      |
| PLANT PESTS**  |                      |                              |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Citrus Pests   | All except AZ        | All plant parts of all       |
|                |                      | species of                   |
|                |                      | [Citrus]{.underline},        |
|                |                      | [Fortunella]{.underline},    |
|                |                      | [Poncirus]{.underline},      |
|                |                      | [Aeglopsis]{.underline}, and |
|                |                      | [Afraegle]{.underline},      |
|                |                      | except seed. For Florida     |
|                |                      | only, all plant parts of all |
|                |                      | plants in the family         |
|                |                      | Rutaceae, except seed.       |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Chestnut Bark  | All except AZ        | All plant parts (except      |
| and Oak Wilt   |                      | acorns) of the species       |
| Diseases       |                      | chestnut, chinquapin, oak,   |
|                |                      | and tanbark oak.             |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Caribbean      | All of PR and parts  | All fruits and berries of    |
| Fruit Fly      | of FL                | host plants of Caribbean     |
|                |                      | fruit fly, soil or planting  |
|                |                      | media within the drip area   |
|                |                      | of plants producing host     |
|                |                      | material.                    |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Cotton Pests   | All except AZ and NC | All plant parts of okra,     |
|                |                      | kenaf, and cotton            |
|                |                      | ([Gossypium]{.underline},    |
|                |                      | and                          |
|                |                      | [Thurberia)]{.underline};    |
|                |                      | all used cotton harvesting   |
|                |                      | equipment and related        |
|                |                      | supplies.                    |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Cherry Fruit   | ID, MT, NM, OR, UT,  | All fresh cherry fruit       |
| Fly            | WA and parts of CO   | (domestic and wild): and     |
|                |                      | soil or planting media       |
|                |                      | within the drip area of host |
|                |                      | plants.                      |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Sweet Potato   | AL, AR, FL, GA, HI,  | All plant parts of the sweet |
| Weevil         | LA, MS, SC, TN, TX   | potato and morning-glory     |
|                |                      | plants.                      |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Peach Yellows, | CT, DE, IL, IN, KY,  | Trees and all plant parts    |
| Little Peach   | MD, MA, MI, NJ, NY   | capable of propagation       |
| and Red Suture | NC, OH, PA, RI, SC,  | (except seed) of             |
| Diseases of    | TN, VA, WV, DC       | [Prunus]{.underline} spp.    |
| Peach          |                      | (except [P]{.underline}.     |
|                |                      | [avium]{.underline},         |
|                |                      | [P]{.underline}.             |
|                |                      | [bessey]{.underline},        |
|                |                      | [P]{.underline}.             |
|                |                      | [cerasus]{.underline}, and   |
|                |                      | the evergreens).             |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Nut Tree Pests | All states and       | Trees and all plant parts    |
|                | districts east of    | capable of propagation       |
|                | and including MT,    | (except nuts) of             |
|                | WY, CO, OK, TX. In   | [Juglans]{.underline} and    |
|                | NM, the counties of  | [Carya]{.underline}.         |
|                | Chaves, DeBaca,      |                              |
|                | Eddy, Lea, and       |                              |
|                | Roosevelt. All       |                              |
|                | states, except AZ,   |                              |
|                | are regulated for    |                              |
|                | brooming disease.    |                              |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Ozonium Root   | AZ, and parts of AR, | All soil, nursery stock, or  |
| Rot            | LA, NV, NM, OK, TX,  | plants with roots, except as |
|                | UT                   | provided.                    |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Peach Mosaic   | AZ, NM, and parts of | All trees and parts capable  |
| Disease        | CO, OK, TX           | of propagation (except seed) |
|                |                      | of almond, apricot, peach,   |
|                |                      | plum, prune, nectarine,      |
|                |                      | Manchu cherry and western    |
|                |                      | sand cherry.                 |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| European Corn  | AL, AR, CO, CT, DE,  | All plant parts of corn,     |
| Borer          | GA, IL, IN, IA, KS,  | broom corn, sorghum and      |
|                | KY, ME, MD, MA, MI,  | sudangrass; beans in pod,    |
|                | MN, MS, MO, MT, NE,  | pepper fruits, aster,        |
|                | NH, NJ, NY, NC, ND,  | chrysanthemum, geranium,     |
|                | OH, OK, PA, RI, SC,  | hollyhock, dahlia tubers     |
|                | SD, TN, VT, VA, WV,  | with stems and gladiolus     |
|                | WI, WY, DC, and      | corns with stems.            |
|                | parts of FL, LA, TX  |                              |
|                | , and Canada         |                              |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Colorado       | All except AK, HI,   | Plants of tomato, pepper,    |
| Potato Beetle  | NV                   | eggplant, Irish potato       |
|                |                      | tubers and associated soil.  |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Persimmon Root | All                  | All species                  |
| Borer          |                      | [Diospyros]{.underline}      |
|                |                      | trees and all parts capable  |
|                |                      | of propagation (except       |
|                |                      | seeds, buds and scions).     |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Plum Curculio  | All states and       | All fresh fruit of apple     |
| and Blueberry  | districts east of    | (including crabapple),       |
| Maggot         | and including ND,    | apricot, blueberry, cherry,  |
|                | SD, NE, KS, OK, TX,  | hawthorn (haw), huckleberry, |
|                | and parts of UT      | nectarine, peach, pear,      |
|                |                      | plum, prune, quince; and     |
|                |                      | soil or planting medium      |
|                |                      | within the drip line of host |
|                |                      | plants.                      |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Burrowing and  | Puerto Rico and AL,  | All earth, plants and plant  |
| Reniform       | AR, FL, GA, HW, LA,  | parts with roots; all parts  |
| Nematode       | MS, NC, SC, TX       | of plants produced below     |
|                |                      | ground or soil level and all |
|                |                      | plant cuttings for           |
|                |                      | propagation.                 |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Cornstalk and  | AL, AZ, AR, DE, FL,  | Corn or maize stalks, cobs,  |
| Sugarcane      | GA, IN, IA, KS, KY,  | corn on the cob (fresh or    |
| Borers         | LA, MD, MO, MS, NE,  | dry); sugarcane stalks,      |
|                | NJ, NM, NC, OK, SC,  | cuttings, rooted plants and  |
|                | TN, TX, VA           | parts, except clean seed.    |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Walnut and     | All states for       | Unhusked nuts of walnut and  |
| Pecan Pests    | walnut husk flies,   | butternut                    |
|                | nut tree             | ([Juglans)]{.underline} and  |
|                | casebearers, and nut | husk fragments; husks or     |
|                | curculios.           | husk fragments and nuts in   |
|                |                      | the shell of pecans and      |
|                | AL, AR, FL, GA, KS,  | hickory                      |
|                | KY, LA, MS, MO, NC,  | ([Carya]{.underline});       |
|                | OK, SC, TN, TX, and  | containers, equipment, and   |
|                | VA for pecan weevil  | vehicles used in association |
|                | and hickory          | with such nuts and husks.    |
|                | shuckworm.           |                              |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Cedar-Apple    | AK and all states    | Viable cedar-apple galls,    |
| Rust Disease   | and districts east   | trees and plant parts of     |
|                | of and including MT, | juniper, apple and crab      |
|                | SD, NE, KS, OK, TX   | apple, except as provided.   |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| European Pine  | CT, DE, IL, IN, IA,  | All pine tree species and    |
| Shoot Moth     | MD, ME, MA, MI, M0,  | any plant part bearing       |
|                | NH, NJ, NY, OH, OR,  | terminal buds, needles or    |
|                | PA, RI, WA, WV, WI   | shoots.                      |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Peach Rosette  | AL, AR, GA, MS, OK,  | [Prunus]{.underline} species |
| Disease        | SC, TN, WV           | (except evergreen species)   |
|                |                      | trees and parts capable of   |
|                |                      | propagation (except fruit    |
|                |                      | pits).                       |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Cereal Leaf    | All states and       | Small grains, ear corn,      |
| Beetle         | districts east of    | straw and hay (not           |
|                | and including MN,    | pelletized), grass, sod,     |
|                | IA, MO, AR, LA;      | grass and forage seeds,      |
|                | parts of ID, KS, MT, | fodder, plant litter; used   |
|                | OR, UT, WA, and      | harvesting equipment; cut or |
|                | Canada               | balled scotch pine, red      |
|                |                      | pine, and Austrian pine      |
|                |                      | trees.                       |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| West Indian    | Parts of FL          | Soil, sand, gravel and all   |
| Sugarcane Root |                      | plants and plant parts       |
| Borer          |                      | capable of propagation.      |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Japanese       | CO, CT, DE, GA, IL,  | Soil, growing media, humus,  |
| Beetle         | IN, KY, ME, MD, MA,  | compost, manure (except      |
|                | MI, NH, NJ, NY, NC,  | commercial); plants with     |
|                | OH, PA, RI, SC, TN,  | roots in soil, grass sod;    |
|                | VT, VA, WV, DC;      | crowns, bulbs, corms,        |
|                | parts of AL, KS, MN, | tubers, etc. with soil; and  |
|                | MO, WI; in Canada,   | any conveyance capable of    |
|                | parts of Quebec and  | harboring Japanese beetle.   |
|                | Ontario Provinces    |                              |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Hydrilla       | All                  | Any hydrilla plant or plant  |
|                |                      | part; and any thing which    |
|                |                      | can transport viable         |
|                |                      | hydrilla plant parts.        |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Lethal         | Parts of FL and TX   | Susceptible palm trees and   |
| Yellowing of   |                      | tree parts capable of        |
| Palm           |                      | propagation (except seed).   |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+
| Tomato Yellow  | FL                   | All plants and plant parts,  |
| Leaf Curl      |                      | except fruit and seed of     |
| Virus          |                      | tomato.                      |
+----------------+----------------------+------------------------------+