# ARIZONA {#arizona .Chapter}

SUMMARY OF EXTERIOR QUARANTINES

Updated July 1999

Arizona Department of Agriculture

Plant Services Division

1688 West Adams

Phoenix, Arizona 85007

Phone: (602) 542-0994; Fax: (602) 542-0999

**G. John Caravetta Associate Director**

For complete information on Arizona's quarantine rules, please contact
Kathleen Cameron at kathy.cameron@agric.state.az.us or (602) 542-0979,
or access the department's web site at agriculture.state.az.us**.**

**DEFINITION OF NURSERY STOCK**

"Nursery stock" includes all trees, shrubs, vines, cacti, agaves,
succulents, herbaceous plants whether annuals, biennials or perennials,
bulbs, corms, rhizomes, roots, decorative plant material, flowers, fruit
pits or seeds, cuttings, buds, grafts, scions and other plants intended
for sale, gift or propagation, either cultivated or collected in the
wild, except seeds intended for propagation.

**HOUSEPLANTS**

Houseplants that are free of insects and in a commercially-prepared
potting mix are allowed entry into Arizona without a certificate from
the state of origin. Since houseplants transported in a commercial
moving van will be inspected upon entering the state, the plants should
be placed near a trailer door to facilitate inspection.

**GENERAL SHIPPING REQUIREMENTS**

States Regulated: All states, districts, and territories of the United
States.

Materials Regulated: Any commodity shipped or transported into the
state. Commodity means any plant, appliance, soil, material, or thing
subject to federal and state laws and rules.

Restrictions: (1) Nursery stock shipments shall not enter Arizona
between 8:00 a.m. Friday and 12:01 a.m. Monday, or during a legal
holiday; (2) Each commodity shipped or transported into the state shall
bear the name and address of the shipper and receiver; a certificate of
inspection for nursery stock; the common or botanical name of the
commodity; the quantity of each type of commodity in the shipment; and
the state or foreign country where each commodity originated; and any
other required certificate applicable to the commodity; (3) Common and
private carriers shall declare all commodities at a port of entry; (4)
All commodities shipped or transported into the state shall be packaged
or wrapped in a manner to allow inspection by an inspector; (5) Clear or
colored waxes applied to a commodity that prevents inspection of the
commodity are prohibited.

**NOXIOUS WEED LIST**

*Acroptilon repens* (L.) DC. \-- Russian knapweed,

*Aegilops cylindrica* Host. \-- Jointed goatgrass,

*Alhagi pseudalhagi* (Bieb.) Desv. \-- Camelthorn,

*Alternanthera philoxeroides* (Mart.) Griseb. \-- Alligator weed,

*Cardaria pubescens* (C.A. Mey) Jarmolenko ‑‑ Hairy whitetop,

*Cardaria chalepensis* (L.) Hand-Muzz ‑‑ Lens podded hoary cress,

*Cardaria draba* (L.) Desv. \-- Globed-podded hoary cress (Whitetop),

*Carduus acanthoides* L. \-- Plumeless thistle,

*Cenchrus echinatus* L. \-- Southern sandbur,

*Cenchrus incertus* M.A. Curtis \-- Field sandbur,

*Centaurea calcitrapa* L. ‑‑ Purple starthistle,

*Centaurea iberica* Trev. ex Spreng. \-- Iberian starthistle,

*Centaurea squarrosa* Willd. \-- Squarrose knapweed,

*Centaurea sulphurea* L. \-- Sicilian starthistle,

*Centaurea solstitialis* L. \-- Yellow starthistle (St. Barnabys
thistle),

*Centaurea diffusa* L. \-- Diffuse knapweed,

*Centaurea maculosa* L. \-- Spotted knapweed,

*Chondrilla juncea* L. \-- Rush skeletonweed,

*Cirsium arvense* L. Scop. ‑‑ Canada thistle,

*Convolvulus arvensis* L. \-- Field bindweed,

*Coronopus squamatus* (Forskal) Ascherson \-- Creeping wartcress
(Coronopus),

*Cucumis melo* L. var. Dudaim Naudin ‑‑ Dudaim melon (Queen Anne's
melon),

*Cuscuta* spp. \-- Dodder,

*Drymaria arenarioides* H.B.K. ‑‑ Alfombrilla (Lightningweed),

*Eichhornia azurea* (SW) Kunth. ‑‑ Anchored waterhyacinth,

*Elytrigia repens* (L.) Nevski \-- Quackgrass,

*Euphorbia esula* L. \-- Leafy spurge,

*Halogeton glomeratus* (M. Bieb.) C.A. Mey \-- Halogeton,

*Helianthus ciliaris* DC. \-- Texas blueweed,

*Hydrilla verticillata* Royale ‑‑ Hydrilla (Florida-elodea),

*Ipomoea* spp. ‑‑ Morning glory. All species except *Ipomoea carnea*,
Mexican bush morning glory; *Ipomoea triloba*, three-lobed morning glory
(which is considered a restricted pest); and *Ipomoea aborescens*,
morning glory tree,

*Medicago polymorpha* L. \-- Burclover,

*Nassella trichotoma*(Nees.) Hack. \-- Serrated tussock,

*Onopordum acanthium* L. \-- Scotch thistle,

*Orobanche ramosa* L. \-- Branched broomrape,

*Panicum repens* L. \-- Torpedo grass,

*Peganum harmala* L. \-- African rue (Syrian rue),

*Portulaca oleracea* L. \-- Common purslane,

*Rorippa austriaca* (Crantz.) Bess. ‑‑ Austrian fieldcress,

*Senecio jacobaea* L. \-- Tansy ragwort,

*Solanum carolinense* L. ‑‑ Carolina horsenettle,

*Sonchus arvensis* L. ‑‑ Perennial sowthistle,

*Solanum viarum Dunal* \-- Tropical Soda Apple,

*Stipa brachychaeta* Godr. \-- Puna grass,

*Striga* spp. \-- Witchweed,

*Trapa natans* L. \-- Water-chestnut,

*Tribulus terrestris* L. \-- Puncturevine.

**EXTERIOR QUARANTINE RULES**

**I. COTTON BOLL WEEVIL PEST**, *Anthonomus grandis* Boheman

STATES REGULATED: Cotton producing states, except California

> MATERIALS REGULATED: Gin trash, cotton lint, cottonseed, used cotton
> appliances which have cotton plants attached or contained therein,
> cotton plants, Spanish moss, and hibiscus plants.
>
> RESTRICTIONS: (1) The following materials may enter Arizona if
> accompanied by a fumigation certificate: Used cotton appliances
> contaminated with cotton plant debris, Spanish moss, and gin trash;
> (2) The following materials require a special permit to enter the
> state: Cottonseed which has received treatment by delinting, grinding,
> pulverizing, heating or fumigation; Spanish moss which has been
> treated chemically, except by fumigation, or by commercial drying;
> cotton lint which has been impact fan treated in a gin. Exemptions:
> Spanish moss in quantities of less than one pound intended for private
> use; commercially-packaged cotton seed, identified as acid or flame
> delinted; compressed bales of cotton lint; clean bales of ginned
> cotton.

**II. CITRUS FRUIT SURFACE PESTS**

> STATES REGULATED: All areas outside the State of Arizona infested with
> the following pests: California red scale, *Aonidiella aurantii*;
> chaff scale, *Parlatoria pergandii*; citrus canker, *Xanthomonas
> campestris* var. *citri*; citrus rust mite, *Phyllocaptruta oleivora*;
> comstock mealybug, *Pseudococcus comstockii*; Florida red scale,
> *Chrysomphalus aonidum*; fuller rose weevil, *Pantomorus cervinos*;
> glover scale, *Lepidosaphes gloverii*; purple scale, *Lepidosaphes
> beckii*; yellow scale, *Aonidiella citrina*.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: Fruit of all varieties and species of *Citrus*,
> *Poncirus*, and all hybrids, and all appliances used in citrus groves
> or other areas in picking, packing or handling fruit.
>
> RESTRICTIONS: (1) Except for tangerines and lemons, the fruit shall be
> free of stems, leaves, and plant parts. Tangerines and lemons may be
> admitted with stems which do not exceed one half inch in length with
> no leaves; (2) Fruit shall be allowed entry if fumigated with methyl
> bromide or hydrogen cyanide or dipped in a 3% concentration of an oil
> emulsion for at least five minutes; (3) A certificate of treatment
> shall accompany each shipment; (4) Each carton of fruit shall be
> identified by a stamp which states PROCESSED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
> ARIZONA REQUIREMENTS; (5) Noncommercial quantities of fruit
> consisting of 20 pounds or less, originating from an area free of
> internal fruit pests, may be inspected and admitted into the state
> without treatment if free of surface pests.

**III. CITRUS NURSERY STOCK PESTS**

> STATES REGULATED: All areas outside the state of Arizona infested with
> the following pests: citrus bud mite, *Eriophyes sheldoni* Ewing;
> citrus red mite, *Panonychus citri* McGregor; citrus rust mite,
> *Phyllocoptruta oleivora* Ashm; comstock mealybug, *Peudococcus
> comstocki*, and quick decline, tristeza disease.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: (1) All varieties and species of the genera
> *Citrus*, *Fortunella*, *Poncirus*, and all hybrids, the tree, plants,
> and parts thereof, including seeds, leaves, buds scions, cuttings,
> seedlings, and rootstock, and any other plant when found infested with
> any pest covered in this rule; (2) Any material, appliances or
> vehicles used in citrus groves or any other area, in the picking,
> packing or handling of citrus nursery stock; (3) Soil from citrus
> groves or nurseries.
>
> RESTRICTIONS: (1) Citrus nursery stock shall be admitted to the state
> only under a permit issued by the Director; (2) Citrus appliances
> shall be admitted to the state only after treatment to kill citrus
> pests.

**IV. SCALE INSECTS**

> STATES REGULATED: (1) For California red scale, *Aonidiella aurantii*
> and yellow scale, *Aonidiella citrina*, the entire Commonwealth of
> Puerto Rico, the states of California, Florida, Georgia, Texas, and
> the counties of Dallas and Escombia in Alabama; (2) For Florida red
> scale, *Chrysomphalus aonidum*, and green shield scale, *Pulvinaria
> psidii* the entire Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the states of
> Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, and
> the counties of Mobile, Macon, Lee, and Montgomery in Alabama.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: (1) For California red scale, and yellow scale,
> *Euonymus* spp., *Rosa* spp., *Ilex* spp., *Camellia* spp., *Cycas*
> spp., *Ligustrum japonicum*, and all species of the genera *Citrus,
> Fortunella, Poncirus* and all hybrids thereof; (2) for Florida red
> scale and green shield scale, *Chrysalidorcarpus* spp., *Dracaena*
> spp., and *Ficus* spp.
>
> RESTRICTIONS: (A) For California red scale and yellow scale: (1)
> Bare-root roses are admitted if free of soil, completely defoliated,
> and free of scale pests; (2) Miniature roses are admitted without
> treatment if free of scale pests; (3) All other plants except Euonymus
> shall be admitted under a permit issued by the Director without
> treatment; (4) Without a permit, plants must be treated and
> accompanied by an official treatment certificate; (5) Euonymus plants
> shall be treated with methyl bromide and certified. (B) For Florida
> red scale and green shield scale: Plants may be inspected and
> certified free of scale pests or plants shall be treated and
> certified.

**V. EUROPEAN CORN BORER, *Ostrinia nubilalis* (Hubu.)**

> STATES REGULATED: Portions of New Mexico and Texas, and the entire
> states and districts of the United States except Alaska, California,
> Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Oregon, and Washington.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: (1) Corn plants and all parts thereof including
> shelled corn, stalks, ears, cobs, fragments, or debris of the plant.
> (2) Sorghum plants and all parts thereof including stalks, heads,
> fragments or debris of the plants, except combined grain and other
> plant material which has passed through a grain combine; (3) Those
> parts of corn and sorghum plants or fragments which cannot be passed
> through a one half inch square aperture, and any completely whole,
> round, uncrushed section, portion or piece of cob, stalk, or stem of
> one inch or more in length and 3/16 inch or more in diameter.
>
> RESTRICTIONS: Shipments of regulated materials shall be accompanied by
> an official certificate affirming compliance with one of the
> following: (1) Shelled corn shall be passed through a one half inch
> mesh screen; (2) Shipments of combined harvested sorghum grain were
> visually inspected to determine if the shipment has been passed
> through a combine harvester or that the shipment is covered by a U.S.
> Grade Certificate No. 3 or better; (3) All stalks, ears, cobs, or
> other parts, fragments, or debris of corn and sorghum has been treated
> by fumigation with methyl bromide; (4) Exemption: Shelled popcorn,
> seed for planting, and regulated commodities which are processed or
> manufactured in such a manner to eliminate all danger of carrying the
> pest.

**I. NUT TREE PESTS (Pecan leaf casebearer, *Acrobasis juglandis*
(LeBaron));**

> **Pecan nut Casebearer, *Acrobasis nuxvorella* (Neunzig); Pecan
> phylloxera, *Phylloxera devastatrix*; Brooming disease of walnut)**
>
> STATES REGULATED: All states, districts, and territories of the United
> States except California. Infested areas: (1) For *Acrobasis* spp.:
> All states and districts east of and including the states of Montana,
> Wyoming, Colorado, Oklahoma, and Texas; in New Mexico, the counties of
> Chaves, DeBaca, Lea, Roosevelt, Eddy, Dona Ana, Otero, and Quay; (2)
> For pecan phylloxera: Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi,
> Oklahoma, and Texas; (3) For brooming disease of walnut: All states
> and districts east of and including Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, and
> New Mexico.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: All species and varieties of the following trees
> and all plant parts capable of propagation, except the nuts: (1)
> Hickory and pecan (*Carya* spp.); (2) Walnut and butternut (*Juglans*
> spp.).
>
> RESTRICTIONS: (1) *Carya* spp. from the infested area shall be treated
> at origin and accompanied by a treatment certificate affirming one of
> the following treatments: (A) Methyl bromide fumigation; or (B) A hot
> water dip at 140^o^ F. or more for a minimum of 30 seconds. (2)
> *Carya* spp. from an area under quarantine outside the infested area
> shall be accompanied by a certificate issued by the origin state
> affirming the commodities originated in a county not known to be
> infested with the listed pests; (3) *Juglans* spp. from the infested
> area are prohibited from entering the state; (4) *Juglans* spp. from
> an area under quarantine outside the infested area shall be admitted
> into Arizona provided each lot or shipment is accompanied by a
> certificate issued by the origin state department of agriculture
> affirming: (A) Brooming disease is unknown in the origin county, and
> (B) The amount and kind of commodity in the shipment.

**VII. NUT PESTS** **(Pecan weevil, C*urculio caryae* (Horn); Butternut
curculio, *Conotrachelus juglandis* LeC.; Black walnut curculio,
*Conotrachelus retentus Say;* Hickory shuckworm, *Laspeyresia caryana
(Fitch).***

> STATES REGULATED: All states and districts of the United States except
> the states of California and New Mexico.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: (1) Nuts of all species and varieties of hickory,
> pecan *(Carya spp.),* walnut and butternut *(Juglans spp.),* except
> extracted nut meats; (2) Boxes, sacks, and other containers,
> equipment, appliances, machinery and vehicles used in connection with
> harvesting, hulling, dehydrating, shelling, transporting, or storing
> of any unhulled nuts or hulls.
>
> RESTRICTIONS: Nuts originating from the quarantined area shall be
> accompanied by a certificate issued by the state of origin, evidencing
> one of the following treatments: (1) The commodities shall be held in
> an approved cold storage chamber at or below 0^o^ F. for a period of
> at least seven days (168 hours); (2) A hot water bath treatment at
> 140^o^F. for a minimum of five minutes. Water temperature shall be
> maintained at or above 140^o^F. during the entire treatment period.

**XIII. LETTUCE MOSAIC**

> STATES REGULATED: All states and districts of the United States.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: Plants and plant parts, including seeds, of all
> varieties of lettuce, *Lactuca sativa*.
>
> RESTRICTIONS: (1) Lettuce seed imported into Arizona shall be
> mosaic-indexed; (2) Each container or subcontainer of seed shall bear
> a label with the statement Zero infected seeds per 30,000 tested (0
> in 30,000), or shall be accompanied by a certificate from the origin
> state confirming the seed is mosaic-indexed; (3) Lettuce transplants
> shipped into Arizona shall be accompanied by an official certificate
> from the state of origin. The certificate shall include the following
> information: The name of the exporter; the variety name and lot number
> of the seed from which the plants were grown; verification that the
> seeds from which the transplants were grown are mosaic-indexed. (4) A
> lettuce breeder or researcher may apply for a permit for lettuce seed
> or transplants that have not been mosaic-indexed; (5) A grower shall
> destroy all lettuce fields within 10 days after the last day of
> commercial harvest or abandonment, or when the purpose of the crop is
> completed; (6) Exemptions: (A) Lettuce seed sold in retail packages of
> 1 oz. or less to the homeowner for noncommercial plantings; (B) Any
> shipment of lettuce transplants consisting of five flats or less per
> receiver for noncommercial planting.

**IX. NEMATODE PEST (Reniform Nematode, *Rotylenchulus reniformis*)**

> STATES REGULATED: The entire states of Florida, Hawaii, Louisiana; the
> entire Commonwealth of Puerto Rico; in Alabama, the counties of
> Dallas, Escambia, Madison, Montgomery, Tuscaloosa, and Washington; in
> South Carolina, the counties of Allendale, Clarendon, Sumter, and
> Charlestown; in Texas, the counties of Willacy, Hidalgo, Cameron, and
> Terry.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: Soil, and plants and plant parts associated with
> soil, except: Air plants; aquatic plants if free of soil; plants
> secured by air-layering if roots are established and enclosed in the
> original soil-free moss wrappings; dormant bulbs, fleshy roots,
> tubers, rhizomes and corms, if free of roots and soil; unrooted plant
> cuttings free of soil; shipments of 25 or fewer indoor-grown
> houseplants maintained in a home and are not for sale.
>
> RESTRICTIONS: (1) Regulated materials shall be accompanied by a
> certificate issued by the origin state affirming one of the following:
> (A) The materials originated in an area in which Reniform nematode is
> not known to occur; (B) As a result of soil sampling, Reniform
> Nematode does not exist on the premises used to grown the plant
> material; (C)The soil was treated before shipment with a pesticide
> approved by the Director to eradicate Reniform Nematode; (D) The plant
> material meets the requirements of Californias Burrowing nematode
> rule, and is free of Reniform Nematode; (E) The shipment consists of
> seedlings, plugs, or rooted cuttings grown on benches in certified
> growing media or in media which has been treated with a pesticide
> approved by the Director to eradicate Reniform Nematode. (2) Regulated
> commodities shall be unloaded at destination into a quarantine holding
> area, and shall be held undisturbed until released by an inspector.

**X. WHITEFLY PESTS (Citrus whitefly, *Dialeurodes citri* (Ashm.);
Cloudy-winged whitefly, *Dialeurodes citrifolii* (Morgan); Woolly
whitefly, *Aluerothrixus floccosus* (Maskell)**

> STATES REGULATED: Alabama, Arkansas, California, Florida, Georgia,
> Hawaii, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas,
> and Virginia.

MATERIALS REGULATED:

> *Ailanthus spp.* (Tree of Heaven),
>
> *Amplopsis* spp. (Boston Ivy)
>
> *Bignonia capreolata spp.* (Cross Vine),
>
> *Choisya ternata* (Mexican Orange),
>
> *Citrus spp.,*
>
> *Coffea spp.* (Coffee)*,*
>
> *Diospyros spp.* (Persimmon),
>
> *Feijoa spp.* (Pineapple guava),
>
> *Ficus macrophyll* (Ficus),
>
> *Fortunella spp.* (Kumquat),
>
> *Gardenia spp.* (Gardenia or Cape Jasmine),
>
> *Ilex spp.* (Holly),
>
> *Jasminum spp.* (Jasmine),
>
> *Lagerstroemia spp.* (Crape Myrtle),
>
> *Ligustrum spp.* (Privet),
>
> *Maclura pomifera* (Osage Orange),
>
> *Melia spp.* (Chinaberry),
>
> *Musa spp.* (Banana Shrub),
>
> *Osmanthus* (Osmanthus)
>
> *Plumaria spp.* (Frangipani, temple tree),
>
> *Poncirus spp.* (Trifoliate orange),
>
> *Prunus caroliniana* (Carolina Cherry Laurel),
>
> *Psidum spp.* (Guava),
>
> *Punica granatum* (Pomegranate),
>
> *Pyrus communis* (Pear),
>
> *Sapindus mukorossi* (Chinese Soapberry),
>
> *Smilax spp.* (Sarsparilla),
>
> *Syringa vulgaris* (Common Lilac), and
>
> *Viburnum spp.* (Viburnum)
>
> RESTRICTIONS: (1) All plants with foliage shall be accompanied by an
> official certificate from the state of origin affirming one of the
> following treatments: (A) Fumigation with methyl bromide or sodium
> cyanide; or (B) Chlorpyrifos and oil applied by immersion or foliar
> spray. (2) The Director may issue a permit admitting regulated
> materials subject to specific conditions; (3) Host plants which arrive
> in Arizona completely defoliated are exempt from treatment.

**XI. IMPORTED FIRE ANTS**

STATES REGULATED: (1) All states or portion of any state listed in 7 CFR
301.81-3, amended January 1, 1998; (2) Any area declared by a state as
being infested with the pest, or any area infested with the pest.

> MATERIALS REGULATED: (1) Pine straw; (2) Bee hives; (3) Soil, except
> commercially-packaged potting soil; (4) All plants associated with
> soil, except indoor-grown houseplants not for sale, and plants shipped
> bare root and free from soil.
>
> RESTRICTIONS: (1) Pine straw shall be fumigated with methyl bromide
> 16-24 hours before entering the state, and shall be accompanied by an
> official certificate from the state of origin; (2) Regulated
> materials, except bee hives, shall be unloaded at destination into a
> quarantine holding area, and shall be held undisturbed until released
> by an inspector. (3) Bee hives shall be accompanied by an official
> certificate from the state of origin affirming the hives were
> inspected and found free of imported fire ants.

**XII. PLUM CURCULIO AND APPLE MAGGOT**

> STATES REGULATED: (1) All states, territories, and districts of the
> United States east of the western borders of the states of North
> Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas; (2) The
> state of Colorado; (3) Portions of California, Idaho, Oregon, Utah,
> and Washington.
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: All fresh fruit of apple, apricot, cherry,
> hawthorn, nectarine, peach, pear, plum, prune and quince.
>
> RESTRICTIONS: Each shipment of fresh fruit shall be accompanied by an
> official certificate from the state of origin affirming compliance
> with one of the following: (1) The fruit was exposed to controlled
> atmosphere storage for 90 continuous days at 38^0^ F.; (2) The fruit
> was held in cold storage for a continuous period of 40 days or more at
> 32^0^ F. or less; (3) The shipment originated in a state participating
> in a permit issued by the Director.

**VIII. LETHAL YELLOWING AND LETHAL DECLINE OF PALMS**

> STATES REGULATED: The entire states of Florida and Hawaii
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED: (1) St. Augustine grass, and all parts except the
> seed; (2) The following palm trees and all parts except the seed:
>
> a\. *Aiphanes lindeniana*
>
> b\. *Allagoptera arendria*
>
> c\. *Arenga spp.*, Sugar Palm or Dwarf Sugar Palm
>
> d\. *Arikuryroba schizophylla,* Arikury Palm
>
> e\. *Borassus flabellifer,* Palmyra Palm, Wine Palm
>
> f\. *Caryota spp.*, Fishtail Palm, Dwarf Fishtail
>
> g\. *Chrysalidocarpus cabadea,* Cabada Palm
>
> h\. *Cocos nucifera,* Coconut Palm
>
> i\. *Corypha elata,* Buri Palm
>
> j\. *Dictyosperma album,* Princess Palm, Hurricane Palm
>
> k\. *Gaussia spp.*, Puerto Rican Palm, Llume Palm
>
> l\. *Howea spp.*, Sentry Palm, Belmore Palm
>
> m\. *Latania spp.,* Latan Palm
>
> n\. *Livistonia spp.*chinensis, Chinese Fan Palm, Australian Fan Palm
>
> o\. *Mascarena spp.,* Spindle Palm, Bottle Palm
>
> p\. *Nannorrhops ritchiana,* Mazari Palm
>
> q\. *Neodypsis decaryi*
>
> r\. *Phoenix canariensis,* Canary Island Date Palm
>
> s\. *Phoenix dactylifera,* True Date Palm
>
> t\. *Phoenix reclinata,* Sengal Date Palm
>
> u\. *Phoenix rupicola,* Cliff Date Palm
>
> v\. *Phoenix zeylanica,* Ceylon Date Palm
>
> w\. *Phoenix sylvestris,* Wild Date Palm, Silver Date Palm
>
> x\. *Polyandrococos caudescons*
>
> y\. *Pritchardia spp.,* Kona Palm, Hawaiian Palm, Fiji Island Palm
>
> z\. *Ravenea spp.*

aa. *Syagrus schizophylla*, Arikury Palm

> bb. *Trachycarpus spp*. fortunei, Chinese Windmill Palm, Windmill Palm
>
> cc\. *Veitchia spp.,* Christmas Palm, Manilla Palm, Montgomery Palm
>
> RESTRICTIONS: All regulated materials are prohibited from entering the
> state.

**XIV. BROWN CITRUS APHID**

> STATES REGULATED: The entire state of Hawaii, and portions of Florida

MATERIALS REGULATED: All plants, except seed and fruit

> RESTRICTIONS: (1) The species, subspecies, varieties, ornamental
> forms, and any hybrid having at least one ancestor of the following
> genera are prohibited: *Citrus, Fortunella*, and *Poncirus*; (2) All
> other plants, whether moved directly from the area under quarantine or
> by diversion or reconsignment from any other point, are prohibited
> from entering the state unless: (A) Aquatic plants are accompanied by
> an original certificate affirming the plants were inspected within 5
> days before shipment; (B) Terrestrial plants are accompanied by an
> original certificate affirming the plants were treated within five
> days before shipment with a pesticide labeled for the treatment of
> aphids.

**XV. Fruit Fly Pests** **(All species of *Anestrepha, Ceratitis* or
*Dacus*, belonging to the Family Tephritidae)**

> STATES REGULATED: All areas outside the state of Arizona
>
> MATERIALS REGULATED:

Apple

> Avocado
>
> Balsam apple
>
> Barbados cherry

Bell pepper

> Box orange
>
> Calamondin
>
> Carambola
>
> Ceylon gooseberry
>
> Cherry of the Rio Grande
>
> Coco plum
>
> Common guava
>
> Egg fruit
>
> Governor\'s plum
>
> Grapefruit
>
> Grumichama
>
> Guiana plum
>
> Imbe
>
> Jaboticaba
>
> *Myciaria glomerata*
>
> Kei apple
>
> Kumquat
>
> Lime
>
> Lime berry
>
> Litchi
>
> Loquat
>
> Mango
>
> Miracle fruit
>
> Natal plum
>
> Orange jasmine
>
> Paraguava
>
> Peach
>
> Pear
>
> Pitomba
>
> Pomegranate
>
> Rose apple
>
> Sapidolla
>
> Sour orange
>
> Strawberry guava
>
> Sugar apple
>
> Surinam cherry
>
> Sweet orange
>
> Tangelo
>
> Tangerine
>
> Temple orange
>
> Tomato
>
> Tropical almond
>
> Wampi
>
> Water apple
>
> White sapote
>
> Pseudanamomis umbellulifera
>
> RESTRICTIONS: (1) Citrus fruit shall be fumigated with methyl bromide
> and accompanied by an official certificate from the state of origin;
> (2) Avocado, mango, lictchi, bell pepper and tomato may be shipped to
> Arizona without fumigation if commercially grown and packed. If not
> commercially grown and packed, these commodities are prohibited unless
> fumigated and accompanied by an official certificate from the state of
> origin affirming proper treatment; (3) All other commodities shall be
> treated using pesticides registered for use on the commodity in the
> state of origin and accompanied by an official treatment certificate
> from the state of origin.

**XVI. JAPANESE BEETLE**

> The Arizona Department of Agriculture supports the U.S. Japanese
> Beetle Harmonization Plan, and the entry requirements for Category 1
> states.