Summary of Proposed Amendments of the Enforcement Ordinance of the 
Plant Protection Law and Concerned Public Notices  
 
The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan will amend the Enforcement  Ordinance of the Plant Protection Law and concerned Public 
Notices based on the  conclusions reached by using the pest risk analyses and 
another  examination of available scientific information. The amendments are  
described in the following Annexes . 
 
Annex 1. Quarantine Pest List (the Annexed Table 1 of the Enforcement Ordinance of the Plant  
Protection Law)  
 Annex 2. Non-Quarantine Pest List  
 
Annex 3. List of the Plants Subject to Growing Site Inspection in Exporting 
Countries
 (the Annexed Table 1 -2 of the Enforcement Ordinance of the Plant Protection Law)  
 Annex 4. List of the Import Prohibited Plants
 (the Annexed Table 2 of the Enforcement 
Ordinance of the Plant Protection Law)  
 
Annex 5. List of the Plants Subject to Phytosanitary Measures to be carried out 
in Exporting Countries (the Annexed Table 2- 2 of the Enforcement Ordinance of the Plant 
Protection Law)  
 Annex 6. Condition for quarantine pests specified in the annexed tables 1- 2 and 
2-2 of the Enforcement Ordinance of the Plant Protection Law and details of 
additional declarations on a phytosanitary certificate   
Annex 1  
Quarantine Pest List ( 990 species)  
 
The Annexed Table 1 of the amended Enforcement Ordinance of the Plant Protection Law  (Newly  Added 
species are underlined)  
  
1. Injurious Animals: 741 species ( 182 species added)  
Phylum/Group  Scientific or common name of pest  
a. Arthropods: 71 1 
species ( 180 species 
added)  Abgrallaspis aguacatae , Abgrallaspis perseae , Acalolepta australis, 
Acalymma vittatum, Acanthocinus aedilis, Acanthocoris scabrator , 
Aceratagallia californica , Aceratagallia longula, Aceria guerreronis , Aceria 
tosichella , Acizzia acaciaebaileyanae , Acizzia uncatoides , Acleris gloverana , 
Acleris varian a, Acraea acerata , Acrolepiopsis assectella , Acrolepiopsis 
vesperella , Acrosternum hilare , Acutaspis albopicta, Acutaspis perseae , 
Acutaspis umbonifera, Acyrthosiphon lactucae , Adelges piceae, Adoretus 
versutus, Adrama determinata, Aegopsis bolboceridus [S YN: Aegopsis 
bolbocerida] , Agriotes lineatus , Aleurocanthus citriperdus , Aleurocanthus 
woglumi , Aleuroclava gordoniae , Aleuroclava guyavae , Aleuroclava 
neolitseae , Aleurodicus cocois , Aleurodicus destructor , Aleurodicus 
dispersus, Aleuroplatus pectiniferus , Aleurotrachelus dryandrae , Aleurotuba 
jelinekii, Aleyrodes proletella , Amblypelta cocophaga, Amblypelta lutescens , 
Amblypelta nitida , Amorbia emigratella , Amphicerus cornutus , 
Amphorophora agathonica, Amsacta moorei , Anaphothrips vari i, Anarsia 
lineatella , Anastrepha fraterculus , Anastrepha ludens , Anastrepha obliqua, 
Anastrepha serpentina, Anastrepha suspensa, Anstenoptilia marmarodactyla, 
Anthonomus eugenii , Anthonomus signatus , Anticarsia gemmatalis , 
Aonidomytilus albus , Aphis intybi , Aphis newtoni , Aphis pomi , Aphis 
ruborum , Aphis serpylli, Apterothrips apteris , Archips argyrospilus , Archips 
fraterna, Archips machlopis , Archips micaceana , Archips podana , Archips 
rosana, Argyrotaenia citrana, Argyrotaenia velutinana, Arhopalus ferus , 
Aristotelia palamota , Arixyleborus canaliculatus , Arixyleborus granifer , 
Arixyleborus granulifer , Arixyleborus hirsutulus , Arixyleborus imitator , 
Arixyleborus mediosectus , Arixyleborus rugosipes , Arorathrips spiniceps , 
Artona catoxantha, Asiacornococcus kaki , Asiraca clavicornis , Aspidiella 
hartii, Aspidiotus coryphae , Aulacaspis tegalensis , Aulacophora foveicollis , 
Aulocara elliotti, Australothrips bicolor , Autographa californica, Bactericera 
cockerelli , Bactrocera albistrigata, Bactrocera correcta , Bactro cera 
2 cucurbitae , Bactrocera dorsalis species complex , Bactrocera frauenfeldi , 
Bactrocera latifrons , Bactrocera luzonae , Bactrocera mcgregori , Bactrocera 
neohumeralis , Bactrocera nigrotibialis , Bactrocera ochrosiae , Bactrocera 
oleae , Bactrocera passiflorae , Bactrocera tau , Bactrocera tryoni , Bactrocera 
ubiquita, Bactrocera umbrosa, Bactrocera xanthodes , Bactrocera zonata, 
Bagrada hilaris , Baileyothrips arizonensis , Bathycoelia thalassina, Biston 
suppressaria , Blissus leucopterus , Boisea trivittata , Brachyca udus schwartzi , 
Brachycorynella asparagi , Brevipalpus chilensis , Brevipalpus essigi , 
Bruchophagus roddi , Bruchus lentis , Cacoecimorpha pronubana, Cacyreus 
marshalli , Caliothrips fasciatus , Caliothrips indicus , Caliothrips phaseoli , 
Callosobruchus analis , Callosobruchus rhodesianus , Capitophorus horni , 
Capua intractana, Carpomya pardalina, Carpophilus obsoletus , Caryedon 
serratus, Caulophilus oryzae , Cerataphis brasiliensis , Cerataphis 
orchidearum , Ceratitis capitata , Ceratitis cosyra , Ceratitis malgassa , 
Ceratitis punctata , Ceratitis rosa , Ceratothripoides brunneus , Ceroplastes 
destructor , Ceroplastes rusci , Cerotoma trifurcata, Chaetanaphothrips 
signipennis , Chaetocnema pulicaria, Cheirolasia burkei , Chilo auricilius , 
Chiloloba acuta, Chionaspis pinifoliae , Chloridolum  alcmene, Chloridolum 
thomsoni , Chlorocala africana, Chlorochroa ligata, Choristoneura 
conflictana , Choristoneura evanidana, Choristoneura pinus pinus , 
Choristoneura rosaceana, Chromatomyia syngenesiae , Chrysobothris 
femorata , Chrysodeixis chalcites , Chrysodeixis includens , Cinara confinis , 
Cinara occidentalis , Circulifer tenellus , Clavigralla elongat a, Clavigralla 
tomentosicollis , Clepsis peritana , Clepsis spectrana , Cnephasia jactatana, 
Coccotrypes subcribrosus, Cochlochila bullita , Cohicaleyrodes caerulescens , 
Conotrachelus nenuphar , Copitarsia turbata, Cordylomera torrida, Corizus 
hyoscyami , Costelytra zealandica , Craspedothrips minor , Crenidorsum 
aroidephagus , Cricula trifenestrata , Crioceris asparagi , Crioceris 
duodecimpunctata, C rossotarsus squamulatus , Cryphalus latus , Cryptococcus 
fagisuga, Cryptolestes capensis , Cryptoxyleborus subnaevus , Crypturgus 
cinereus , Ctenarytaina eucalypti , Ctenopseustis obliquana, Cyclorhipidion 
agnatum , Cyclorhipidion sexspinatum , Cyclorhipidion subagnatum , Cydia 
pomonella, Cylas formicarius , Dacus ciliatus , Darna diducta, Darna trima , 
Dasineura mali , Delia radicum , Delottococcus confusus , Deltocephalus 
fuscinervosus , Dendroctonus adjunctus , Dendroctonus brevicomis , 
Dendroctonus frontalis , Dendroc tonus ponderosae , Dendroctonus 
pseudotsugae , Dendroctonus rufipennis , Dendroctonus valens , Dendrolimus 
tabulaeformis , Desmiphora hirticollis , Desmothrips tenuicornis , 
3 Diabolocatantops axillaris , Diabrotica balteata, Diabrotica 
undecimpunctata, Dialeges pauper , Dialeuropora decempuncta, Diaphania 
hyalinata, Diaphania nitidalis , Diaphorina citri , Diaprepes abbreviatus , 
Diaprepes famelicus , Diaprepes splengleri , Diapus minutissimus , Diapus 
pusillimus , Diapus quinquespinatus , Diaspidiotus ancylus , Dichromothrips 
corbetti, Dichroplus elongatus , Dictyotus caenosus , Diloboderus abderus , 
Dinoplatypus agnatus , Dinoplatypus biuncus , Dinoplatypus cavus , 
Dinoplatypus chevrolati , Dinoplatypus cupulatulus , Dinoplatypus cupulatus , 
Dinoplatypus forficula , Dinoplatypus luniger , Dinoplatypus pallidus , 
Dinoplatypus pseudocupulatus , Dinoplatypus uncatus , Ditula angustiorana, 
Dociostaurus maroccanus , Dolurgus pumilus , Dryocoetes affaber , 
Dumbletoniella eucalypti, Duponchelia fovealis , Dysaphis apiifolia, Dysaphis 
cynarae, Dysmicoccus finitimus , Dysmicoccus grassii , Dysmicoccus lepelleyi , 
Dysmicoccus mackenziei , Dysmicoccus neobrevipes , Dysmicoccus texensis , 
Eccoptopterus gracilipes , Edessa meditabunda, Elasmopalpus lignosellus , 
Elatobium abietinum , Elophila responsalis , Empoasca decipiens , Empoasca 
fabae , Encyclops caerulea , Endrosis sarcitrella , Epichoristodes acerbella, 
Epidiaspis leperii, Epilachna borealis , Epiphyas postvittana, Ericaphis 
scammelli, Eriophyes sheldoni , Estigmene acrea , Eulachnus rileyi , 
Eulecanium tiliae , Eupithecia miserulata, Euplatypus compositus , Euplatypus 
hintzi, Euplatypus parallelus , Euproctis chrysorrhoea , Eurydema ornata, 
Eurygaster integriceps , Euryphagus lundi , Euscelidius variegatus , Euscepes 
postfasciatus , Euschistus conspersus , Euwallacea destruens , Euxesta 
stigmatias , Ferrisia malvastra , Formicococcus njalensis , Frankliniella 
australis , Frankliniella brunnea, Frankliniella citripes , Frankliniella 
fallaciosa , Frankliniella gossypiana, Frankliniella insularis , Franklin iella 
panamensis , Frankliniella schultzei, Frankliniella tritici, Frankliniella 
williamsi, Furcaspis oceanica, Gatesclarkeana domestica, Genyocerus 
abdominalis , Genyocerus borneensis , Genyocerus pendleburyi , Genyocerus 
spinatus , Gnathotrichus retusus , Gnat hotrichus sulcatus , Golofa eacus , 
Gonioctena fornicata, Gonipterus gibberus , Gonipterus scutellatus ,  
Graphania ustistriga, Grapholita funebrana, Grapholita prunivora, 
Graphosoma lineatum , Gymnoscelis rufifasciata , Gryllotalpa gryllotalpa , 
Halotydeus destructor , Haplothrips anceps , Haplothrips clarisetis , 
Haplothrips froggatti , Haplothrips nigricornis , Haplothrips robustus , 
Haplothrips varius , Hedya nubiferana, Helicoverpa punctigera , Helicoverpa 
zea, Heliothis virescens , Hemiberlesia musae , Hemiberles ia ocellata , 
Hendecasis duplifascialis , Henosepilachna elaterii , Hercinothrips bicinctus , 
4 Heterobostrychus aequalis , Heteronychus arator , Hieroglyphus banian, 
Hofmannophila pseudospretella, Holotrichia disparilis , Holotrichia serrata , 
Hordeolicoccus nephelii , Hyadaphis coriandri , Hyadaphis foeniculi , 
Hylesinus aculeatus , Hylesinus varius , Hylurgops rugipennis , Hypolycaena 
erylus , Hypothenemus hampei , Insignorthezia insignis , Ips calligraphus , Ips 
concinnus , Ips grandicollis , Ips latidens , Ips montanus , Ips perturbatus , Ips 
pini, Ips sexdentatus , Ips tridens, Isotenes miserana , Keiferia lycopersicella , 
Lambdina fiscellaria , Lepidosaphes chinensis , Lepidosaphes eurychlidonis , 
Leptinotarsa decemlineata, Leptoglossus clypealis , Leptoxyleborus 
punctatissimus , Leucopholis irrorata, Leucopholis lepidophora ,  Lilioceris 
lilii, Limothrips angulicornis , Limothrips cerealium , Limothrips denticornis , 
Lindingaspis rossi , Liriomyza betae , Liriomyza langei , Liriomyza nietzkei, 
Listronotus oregonensis , Lygus bradleyi , Lygus elisus , Lygus hesperus , Lygus 
lineolaris , Lygus shulli , Lymantria obfuscata , Macroplectra nararia,  
Macrosiphum hellebori , Macrosiphum rosae , Malacosoma americanum , 
Malacosoma disstria , Malacosoma parallela, Mamestra configurata, 
Manduca quinquemaculata,  Manduca sexta, Marasmia patnalis , Mayetiola 
destructor , Megalurothrips sjostedti , Megastigmus transvaalensis , 
Megymenum brevicorne, Melanagromyza hibisci , Melanaspis glomerata,  
Melanoplus bivittatus , Melanoplus sanguinipes , Melanotus communis , 
Melanthrips fuscus , Melolontha melolontha,  Merophyas divulsana , 
Mesoplatys cincta , Metcalfa pruinosa,  Metopolophium festucae , Meyriccia 
latro , Microtheca ochroloma,  Mitrastethus baridioides , Mocis latipes , 
Monacrostichus citricola,  Monarthrum fasciatum , Monarthrum mali , 
Monochamus scutellatus , Mononychellus tanajoa, Murgantia histrionica, 
Mythimna unipuncta , Myzus cymbalariae , Nacoleia octasema , Napomyza 
cichorii, Naupactus leucoloma,  Naupactus xanthographus , Neides muticus , 
Neoceratitis cyanescens , Nipaecoccus nipae , Noctua pronuba, Nomadacris 
septemfasciata , Nysius huttoni , Nysius raphanus , Octaspidiotus australiensis , 
Oebalus insularis , Oedaleus senegalensis , Oligonychus peruvianus , Omphisa 
anastomosalis , Oncastichus goughi , Opogona aurisquamosa, Opogona 
omoscopa,  Orchamoplatus mammaeferus , Organothrips indicus , Orgyia 
antiqua, Orgyia leucostigma,  Orgyia pseudotsugata, Orphanostigma 
abruptalis , Orseolia oryzae , Orthosia cerasi , Orthotomicus caelatus , 
Orthotomicus erosus , Oryctes agamemnon, Oryctes boas , Oryctes monoceros , 
Ostrinia nubilalis , Otiorhynchus armadillo, Otiorhynchus meridionalis , 
Otiorhynchus ovatus , Otiorhynchus rugosostriatus , Otiorhynchus salicicola,  
Otiorhynchus singularis , Oulema melanopus , Oxoplatypus quadridentatus , 
5 Oxycarenus hyalinipennis , Oxycarenus luctuosus , Pachnoda butana [SYN: 
Pachnodella butana] , Pachnoda interrupta, Pagiocerus frontalis , 
Panchaetothrips indicus , Pandemis cerasana, Papuana uninodis , Papuana 
woodlarkiana, Paracoccus interceptus , Paracoccus marginatus , Parapiesma 
quadratum , Parapoynx polydectalis , Paraputo theaecola, Parlatoria citri,  
Parlatoria oleae , Parlatoria pittospori , Pentamerismus erythreus,  
Phalaenoides glycinae , Phenacoccus gregosus , Phenacoccus hakeae , 
Phenacoccus manihoti , Phenacoccus solenopsis , Phenacoccus stelli , 
Phloeosinus cupressi , Phloeosinus punctatus , Phloeosinus sequoiae , 
Phloeotribus liminaris , Phloeotribus scarabaeoides , Phlogophora meticulosa,  
Phlyctinus callosus , Phrissogonus laticostata,  Phyllophaga smithi, 
Phyllotreta chotanica, Piezodorus guildinii , Piezodorus lituratus , Pinnaspis 
musae , Placosternus difficilis , Planococcus ficus , Planococcus kenyae , 
Planococcus mali ,Planococcus minor , Platynota stultana, Platyptilia 
carduidactyla, Platypus apicalis , Platypus curtus , Platypus cylindrus , 
Platypus excedens , Platypus geminatus , Platypus jansoni , Platypus 
koryoensis , Platypus porcellus , Platypus pseudocurtus ,    Platypus 
shoreanus ,  Platypus subdepressus ,   Platypus westwoodi , Plicothrips 
apicalis , Podis chnus agenor , Poecilocoris latus , Polychrosis viteana , 
Polygraphus occidentalis , Polygraphus rufipennis , Prionus californicus , 
Proeulia auraria, Proeulia chrysopteris , Prostephanus truncatus , Protaetia 
aeruginosa,  Protaetia aurichalcea, Protaetia auripes , Protaetia bipunctata,  
Protaetia celebica , Protaetia cretica , Protaetia cuprea,  Protaetia 
himalayana,  Protaetia milani, Protaetia nox , Protaetia speciosa , 
Pseudanaphothrips achaetus , Pseudaulacaspis brimblecombei , 
Pseudaulacaspis eugeniae , Pseudaulacaspis papayae , Pseudococcus 
aurantiacus , Pseudococcus baliteus , Pseudococcus calceolariae,  
Pseudococcus elisae,  Pseudococcus epidendrus , Pseudococcus 
jackbeardsleyi , Pseudococcus maritimus , Pseudococcus saccharicola,  
Pseudococcus solenedyos , Pseudococcus viburni , Pseudohylesinus 
granulatus , Pseudohylesinus nebulosus , Pseudotheraptus wayi , Psila rosae , 
Pterochloroides persicae , Ptinus tectus , Pyrrharctia isabella , Rastrococcus 
iceryoides , Rastrococcus invadens , Retithrips syriacus , Rhachisphora 
alishanensis , Rhagoletis cerasi , Rhagoletis cingulata, Rhagoletis completa , 
Rhagoletis fausta , Rhagoletis indifferens , Rhagoletis pomonella, 
Rhipiphorothrips cruentatus , Rhopalosiphoninus staphyleae , Rhopalus 
tigrinus , Riptortus dentipes , Rivula atimeta , Saissetia vivipara , Saperda 
candida,  Saturnia pavonia, Saturnia pyri ,Scapanes australis [SYN:  Oryctes 
6 australis ], Schistocerca gregaria, Schizotetranychus malayanus , Sciopithes 
obscurus , Scirtothrips aurantii , Scirtothrips citri, Scirtothrips inermis , 
Scolypopa australis , Scolytus multistriatus , Scolytus rugulosus , Scolytus 
scolytus , Scolytus ventralis , Scotinophara coarctata, Scyphophorus 
acupunctatus , Selenaspidus articulatus , Selenomphalus euryae , Semanotus 
ligneus , Semanotus litigiosus , Sinicaepermenia sauropophaga, Sinoxylon 
anale , Sinoxylon conigerum , Sipha flava, Sipha maydis , Siphanta acuta, 
Sitobion fragariae , Sitobion luteum , Sitona discoideus , Sitona humeralis , 
Sitophilus granarius , Sitophilus linearis , Spilococcus mamillariae , Spissistilus 
festinus , Spodoptera albula , Spodoptera eridania, Spodoptera frugiperda,  
Spodoptera latifascia, Spodoptera littoralis , Spodoptera ochrea,  Spodoptera 
ornithogalli , Spodoptera praefica, Stenoma catenifer , Stenozygum coloratum , 
Strategus aloeus , Strategus anachoreta, Strategus barbigerus , Strategus 
jugurtha, Strategus simson,  Strategus validus , Striglina scitaria , Strymon 
melinus , Systole coriandri , Tagosodes orizicolus , Taphrorychus bicolor , 
Tenothrips discolor , Tenuipalpus caudatus , Tenuipalpus rhagicus , 
Tetranychus desertorum , Tetranychus lambi , Tetranychus malaysiensis , 
Tetranychus marianae , Tetranychus mexicanus , Tetranychus pacificus , 
Tetranychus turkestani , Tetrapriocera longicornis , Thaumetopoea 
pityocampa, Thrips angusticeps , Thrips atratus , Thrips australis , Thrips 
florum , Thrips fuscipennis , Thrips imaginis , Thrips madronii , Thrips major , 
Thrips meridionalis , Thrips minutissimus , Thrips nelsoni , Thrips obscuratus , 
Thrips parvispinus , Thrips safrus , Thrips sumatrensis, Thrips vulgatissimus , 
Thyridopteryx ephemeraeformis , Tirathaba rufivena , Tortrix viridana , 
Trialeurodes ricini , Trioza erytreae , Trioza vitreoradiata , Trogoderma 
granarium , Trogoxylon spinifrons , Tryphetus incarnatus , Trypodendron 
rufitarsis , Tuta absoluta, Unaspis citri, Urentius hystricellus , Uroleucon 
cichorii, Vinsonia stellifera , Vryburgia amaryllidis , Webbia pabo,  
Xyleborinus exiguus , Xyleborinus gracilis , Xyleborus abscissus , Xyleborus 
amplexicauda, Xyleborus bidentatus , Xyleborus cognatus , Xyleborus 
costatomorphus , Xyleborus dispar , Xyleborus emarginatus , Xyleborus fallax , 
Xyleborus fastigatus , Xyleborus ferrugineus , Xyleborus latecornis , Xyleborus 
macropterus , Xyleborus monographus , Xyleborus pseudopilifer , Xyleborus 
pumilus , Xylechinus montanus , Xylocis tortilicornis , Xyloperthella crinitarsis , 
Xyloperthella picea , Xylosandrus morigerus , Xyloterinus politus , Xylothrips 
religiosus , Xylotrupes gideon, Xylotrupes pubescens , Zabrotes subfasciatus , 
Zabrus tenebrioides , Zonocerus elegans , Zonocerus variegatus , Zonosemata 
electa ,  
7 b. Nematodes: 14 species 
(2 species added)  Anguina funesta,  Ditylenchus angustus , Globodera pallida, Globodera 
rostochiensis , Heterodera carotae , Heterodera goettingiana, Heterodera 
schachtii , Heterodera zeae , Meloidogyne chitwoodi , Meloidogyne fallax , 
Nacobbus aberrans , Radopholus citrophilus , Radopholus similis , Xiphinema 
index ,  
c. Mollusks: 16 species 
(no added)  Achatina fulica, Acusta ravida, Arion ater, Arion hortensis, Candidula 
intersecta, Cepaea nemoralis, Cernuella virgata, Cochlicella acuta, 
Cochlicella barbara, Deroceras reticulatum, Helix aperta, Helix aspersa, 
Mariaella dussumieri, Succinea erythrophana, Succinea putris, Theba pisana  
Note: Plant Protection Station of Japan may take quarantine action on organisms not included in the list.  
 
2. Injurious Plants and Microorganisms : 249 species ( 30 species added)  
Phylum/Group  Scientific name of pest  
a. Fungi: 50 species ( 4 
species added)  Alternaria triticina , Apiosporina morbosa , Balansia oryzae -sativae , 
Botryosphaeria festucae , Ceratocystis fagacearum , Cercospora demetrioniana, 
Cercospora smilacis , Claviceps gigantea , Cochliobolus victoriae , 
Coleosporium ipomoeae , Deuterophoma tracheiphila, Drechslera iridis , 
Elsinoe australis , Elsinoe phaseoli , Eutypa lata , Fusarium oxysporum f. sp.  
betae , Fusarium oxysporum f. sp.  pisi, Fusarium oxysporum f. sp.  tuberosi , 
Gloeotinia temulenta , Guignardia citricarpa, Gymnosporangium clavipes , 
Gymnosporangium juniperi -virginianae , Hypoxylon mammatum , Hypoxylon 
mediterraneum , Monilinia vaccinii- corymbosi , Ophiostoma novo- ulmi, 
Ophiostoma ulmi , Peniophora sacrata, Peronosclerospora maydis , 
Peronosclerospora philippinensis , Peronosclerospora sacchari , 
Peronosclerospora sorghi , Peronospora tabacina , Phymatotrichopsis 
omnivora, Phytophthora kernoviae , Phytophthora phaseoli , Phytophthora 
ramorum , Puccinia aristidae , Puccinia pittieriana , Pucciniastrum 
americanum , Rosellinia bunodes , Rosellinia pepo, Septoria citri, Sphaeropsis 
tumefaciens , Stenocarpella macrospora, Stenocarpella m aydis , Synchytrium 
endobioticum , Synchytrium psophocarpi , Tilletia indica , Uromyces betae,  
b. Bacteria: 36 species 
(1 species added ) Acidovorax avenae subsp. citrulli, Apple rubbery wood phytoplasma , Aster 
yellows phytoplasma group, Candidatus  Liberibacter africanus , Candidatus  
Liberibacter americanus , Candidatus  Liberibacter asiaticus , Candidatus  
Phytoplasma aurantifolia  (Lime witches' -  broom phytoplasma ), Candidatus  
Phytoplasma australiense, Candidatus  Phytoplasma mali, Candidatus  
Phytoplasm a prunorum  (Apricot chlorotic leafroll ), Candidatus  Phytoplasma 
pyri, Clavibacter michiganensis  subsp. nebraskensis , Cranberry false blossom 
phytoplasma , Curtobacterium flaccumfaciens  pv. betae , Curtobacterium 
8 flaccumfaciens  pv. flaccumfaciens , Erwinia amylovora, Erwinia tracheiphila , 
Grapevine flavescence doree phytoplasma, Grapevine yellows phytoplasma , 
Pantoea stewartii  [SYN: Erwinia stewartii] , Peach rosette phytoplasma, Peach 
X-disease phytoplasma , Peach yellows phytoplasma , Potato purple top wilt 
phytoplasma , Potato stolbur phytoplasma , Rubus stunt phytoplasma , 
Spiroplasma citri , Strawberry lethal decline phytoplasma , Sugarcane grassy 
shoot and white leaf phytoplasmas , Sugarcane yellows phytoplasma , 
Vaccinium witches' -broom phytoplasma , Xanthomonas arboricola pv. 
juglandis  [SYN: Xanthomonas campestris  pv. juglandis ], Xanthomonas 
arboricola pv. populi  [SYN: Xanthomonas campestris  pv. populi ], 
Xanthomonas campestris pv. vasculorum , Xanthomonas oryzae  pv. oryzicola , 
Xylella fastidiosa ,  
c. Viruses and 
Viroids :121 species  (9 
species added)  Allium virus X , American plum line pattern virus , Andean potato latent virus , 
Andean potato mottle virus , Apricot deformation mosaic virus , Arracacha virus 
B, Artichoke Italian latent virus , Banana bract mosaic virus , Banana streak 
GF virus , Banana streak Mysore virus , Banana streak OL virus , Banana streak 
virus , Beet curly top virus , Black raspberry necrosis virus, Blackberry yellow 
vein-associated virus , Blackcurrant reversion virus , Blueberry leaf mottle 
virus , Blueberry mosaic virus , Blueberry scorch virus, Blueberry shock virus , 
Blueberry shoestring virus, Broad bean stain virus ,  Broad bean true mosaic 
virus ,  Carnation Italian ringspot virus , Carnation ringspot virus , Cherry 
hungarian rasp leaf virus , Cherry line pattern and leaf curl virus , Cherry mottle 
leaf virus , Cherry rasp leaf virus, Chestnut line pattern virus , Citrus leprosis 
virus C ,  Citrus psorosis virus, Citrus sudden death- associated virus , Citrus 
variegation virus , Citrus yellow mosaic virus , Fiji disease virus , Fragaria 
chiloensis latent virus , Gooseberry vein banding associated virus , Grapevine 
Bulgarian latent virus , Grapevine chrome mosaic virus , Grapevine 
leafroll -associated virus 4 , Grapevine leafroll -associated virus 5 , Grapevine 
leafroll -associated virus 6 , Grapevine leafroll -associated virus 7 , Grapevine 
leafroll -associated virus 8 , Grapevine line pattern virus , Grapevine Tunisian 
ringspot virus , Grapevine yellow vein virus , Indian citrus ringspot virus , Iris 
fulva mosaic virus , Maize stripe virus, Myrobalan latent ringspot virus , 
Narcissus degeneration virus , Narcissus late season yellows virus, Narcissus 
tip necrosis virus , Onion mite -borne latent virus , Passion fruit ringspot virus , 
Passion fruit woodiness virus , Passion fruit yellow mosaic virus , Peach mosaic 
virus , Peach rosette mosaic virus , Peach yellow bud mosaic virus , Peanut 
clump virus , Pelargonium leaf curl virus , Pepino mosaic virus , Pineapple 
mealybug wilt- associated virus 1, Pineapple mealybug wilt -associated virus 2, 
9 Pineapple mealybug wilt -associated virus 3, Plum pox virus , Potato black 
ringspot virus , Potato deforming mosaic virus , Potato latent virus , Potato rough 
dwarf virus, Potato virus T , Potato virus U , Potato virus V , Potato yellow 
dwarf virus , Potato yello w mosaic virus , Potato yellow vein virus , Potato 
yellowing virus , Ranunculus white mottle virus , Raspberry bushy dwarf virus , 
Raspberry leaf curl virus, Raspberry leaf spot virus, Raspberry ringspot virus , 
Raspberry vein chlorosis virus , Rubus Chinese seed- borne virus , Rubus yellow 
net virus , Solanum apical leaf curl virus , Sowbane mosaic virus , Strawberry 
chlorotic fleck associated virus , Strawberry latent ringspot virus , Strawberry 
leafroll virus , Strawberry necrotic shock virus , Strawberry 
pallidosis -associated virus , Sugarcane mild mosaic virus , Sugarcane streak 
Egypt virus , Sugarcane streak virus , Sugarcane striate mosaic -associated 
virus , Sugarcane yellow leaf virus , Sweet potato caulimo- like virus , Sweet 
potato chlorotic stunt virus , Sweet potato feathery mottle virus , Sweet potato 
leaf curl Georgia virus , Sweet potato leaf speckling virus , Sweet potato mild 
mottle virus , Sweet potato mild speckling virus , Sweet potato vein mosaic virus , 
Sweet potato virus 2, Sweet potato yellow dwarf virus , Thimbl eberry ringspot 
virus , Tomato yellow mosaic virus , Tulip halo necrosis virus , Vallota mosaic 
virus , Columnea latent viroid , Mexican papita viroid , Pepper chat fruit viroid , 
Potato spindle tuber viroid , Tomato apical stunt viroid , Tomato chlorotic 
dwarf vir oid, Tomato planta macho viroid  
d. Diseases (The causal 
agent is unknown.) :  42 
species  (16 species 
added)  Amasya cherry disease, Apple (Stayman) blotch, Apple (Virginia Crab) 
decline , Apple brown ringspot , Apple bumpy fruit of Ben Davis , Apple  dead 
spur, Apple freckle scurf, Apple green mottle , Apple horseshoe wound, Apple 
junction necrotic pitting , Apple leaf pucker , Apple McIntosh depression, Apple 
Newto wn wrinkle , Apple pustule canker , Apple ringspot , Apple star crack , 
Apricot chlorotic leaf mottle , Apricot moorpark mottle , Apricot pucker leaf , 
Apricot ring pox, Apricot stone pitting , Australian citrus dieback , Blackberry 
Calico , Blackcurrant yellows , Cherry black cancker , Cherry rough fruit , Cherry 
rusty mottle disease , Citrus bud union crease , Citru s chlorotic dwarf , Citrus 
cristacortis , Citrus gum pocket , Citrus gummy bark, Citrus impietratura , Elm 
zonate canker , Grapevine asteroid mosaic, Grapevine vein necrosis , Krikon 
stem necrosis , Peach purple mosaic, Peach seedling chlorosis , Peach stubby 
twig, Peach wart , Prune diamond canker  
Note: Plant Protection Station of Japan may take quarantine action on organisms not included in the list.  
10  
Annex 2 
Non-Quarantine Pest List ( 329 species and 5 genera)  
 
The Tables in the Concerned Public Notice of the amended Enforcement Ordinance of the Plant Protection 
Law（Newly  added species are underlined ） 
 
1. Injurious Animals : 304 species ( 101 species added)  
Phylum/Group  Scientific or common name of pest  
a. Arthropods: 297  
species ( 94 species 
added)  Abraxas miranda, Acanthoplusia agnat a, Acarus siro , Aceria tulipae  
(excluding those are attached to plants for planting),  Acrolepiopsis 
sapporensis , Acrothinium gaschkevitschii , Actias artemis , Actias 
gnoma, Agrotis segetum , Aleurocanthus cinnamomi , Aleurocanthus 
spiniferus , Aleuroglyphus ovatus , Aleurolobus marlatti , Anaphothrips 
obscurus , Anaphothrips sudanensis , Anomoneura mori , Antheraea 
yamamai , Antonina crawii , Aonidiella aurantii ,  Aonidiella citrina , 
Aonidiella orientalis , Aphis craccivora  (excluding those are attached to 
plants for planting),  Aphis fabae  (excluding those are attached to plants for 
planting),  Aphis gossypii  (excluding those are attached to plants for 
planting),  Aphis nerii , Aphrophora flavipes , Araecerus coffeae, Arge 
nigri nodosa, Arge nipponensis , Arge pagana , Arge similis , 
Armadillidium vulgare , Artona martini , Aspidiotus destructor , 
Aspidiotus excisus , Atractomorpha psittacina,  Aulacaspis rosae , 
Aulacorthum circumflexum (excluding those are attached to plants for  
planting) , Aulacorthum solani  (excluding those are attached to plants for 
planting),  Autographa gamma,  Bactrocera depressa , Batracomorphus 
diminutus , Bombyx mandarina, Bothrogonia ferruginea, Brachycaudus 
helichrysi  (excluding those are attached  to plants for planting),  Brahmaea 
japonica,  Brevicoryne brassicae,  Brevipalpus californicus  (excluding 
those are attached  to plants for planting),  Brevipalpus lewisi, Brevipalpus 
obovatus , Bruchus pisorum , Bruchus rufimanus , Bryobia praetiosa , 
Bryobia rubrioculus , Callo sobruchus chinensis , Carpophilus hemipterus , 
Cassida nebulosa, Cavariella aegopodii  (excluding those are attached to 
plants for planting),  Ceroplastes ceriferus,  Ceroplastes floridensis , 
Ceroplastes rubens , Cetonia pilifera , Chaetanaphothrips orchidii , 
Chauliops fallax , Chirothrips manicatus , Chromatomyia horticola,  
Chrysodeixis acuta , Chrysolina aurichalcea,  Chrysomela populi , 
Chrysomphalus aonidum , Chrysomphalus bifasciculatus , Chrysomphalus 
11 dictyospermi , Cicadella viridis , Cinara piceae , Cinara piniformosana,  
Cnaphalocrocis medinalis , Coccus hesperidum , Coccus viridis , 
Coptotermes formosanus , Cosmopolites sordidus ,  Criotettix japonicus , 
Cryptolestes ferrugineus , Cryptolestes pusilloides , Cryptolestes pusillus , 
Cryptolestes turcicus , Cryptophlebi a ombrodelta,  Dactylispa issikii,  
Delia antiqua,  Dialeurodes citri,  Diaspidiotus perniciosus , Diaspis 
boisduvalii , Diaspis bromeliae , Diaspis echinocacti ,  Dinoderus 
japonicus , Dinoderus minutus , Diostrombus politus , Dolycoris 
baccarum , Dulinius conchatus , Dysaphis foeniculus , Dysaphis tulipae , 
Dysmicoccus wistariae , Earias cupreoviridis , Earias roseifera , 
Echinothrips americanus , Ephestia elutella , Epicauta gorhami , Epuraea 
domina, Eriococcus coccineus , Erionota torus , Eriosoma lanigerum , 
Eulachnus thunber gii, Euparatettix insularis , Evacanthus interruptus , 
Everes argiades , Eysarcoris aeneus , Eysarcoris guttiger , Ferrisia 
virgata  (excluding those are attached to plants for planting),  Fiorinia 
fioriniae , Fiorinia theae , Frankliniella fusca (excluding those a re attached 
to plants for planting),  Frankliniella intonsa  (excluding those are attached 
to plants for planting) , Frankliniella occidentalis  (excluding those are 
attached to plants for planting) , Frankliniella tenuicornis  (excluding those 
are attached to plants for planting),  Fulmekiola serrata , Galerucella 
grisescens,  Gastrolina depressa , Geisha distinctissima , Glyphodes 
perspectalis , Gnathocerus cornutus , Grapholita molesta , Graphosoma 
rubrolineatum , Gryllus bimaculatus , Haplothrips aculeatus , 
Haplothrips ganglbaueri,  Haplothrips leucanthe mi, Heliothrips 
haemorrhoidalis , Hemiberlesia lataniae , Hemiberlesia palmae , 
Hemiberlesia rapax , Haritalodes derogat a,  Helicoverpa armigera 
armigera , Helicoverpa assulta assulta, Hercinothrips femoralis , 
Herpetogramma licarsisal e, Hestina assimilis , Heterobostrychus 
hamatipennis , Hypera postica  (excluding those are attached to plants for 
planting),  Hyperomyzus lactucae (excluding those are attached to plants for 
planting),  Icerya purchas i, Icerya seychellarum , Japananus hyalinus , 
Kermococcus nakagawae , Lampides boeticus , Lasioderma serricorne , 
Lepidosaphes beckii , Lepidosaphes camelliae , Lepidosaphes gloverii , 
Lepidosaphes laterochitinosa, Lepidosaphes machili , Lepidosaphes pini , 
Liorhyssus hyalinus , Liothrips vaneeckei , Lipaphis erysimi (excluding 
those are attached to plants for planting),  Liriomyza brassicae , Liriomyza 
chinensis , Liriomyza huidobrensis , Liriomyza sativae , Loboschiza 
koenigiana,  Lophocateres pusillus , Loxoblemmus doenitzi, Lyctoxylon 
12 dentatum , Lyctus brunneus , Macrosiphum euphorbiae  (excluding those 
are attached to plants for planting),  Mamestra brassicae , Martyringa 
xeraula , Maruca vitrata , Megalurothrips distalis , Melanagromyza 
sojae , Melanaspis bromiliae , Milvis cutulus mangiferae , Minthea rugicollis , 
Monema flavescens , Moritziella castaneivora , Mycterothrips glycines , 
Myocalandra exarata, Mythimna separata,  Myzus ascalonicus  (excluding 
those are attached to plants for planting),  Myzus hemerocallis,  Myzus 
ornatus (excluding those are attached to plants for planting),  Myzus 
persicae  (excluding those are attached to plants for planting),  Nemapogon 
granella,  Neotoxoptera formosana,  Nezara viridula,  Odoiporus 
longicollis , Olethreutes lacunana,  Orthonama obstipata,  Oryzaephilus 
mercator , Oryzaephilus surinamensis , Ostrinia furnacalis , Ovatus 
nipponicus , Palpita nigropunctalis , Panonychus citri , Panonychus ulmi , 
Pantomorus cervinus , Parabemisia myricae  (excluding those are attached 
to plants for planting),  Paralipsa gularis , Parasaissetia nigra,  
Parlatoreopsis pyri , Parlatoria camelliae , Parlatoria pergandii , 
Parlatoria proteus , Parlatoria ziziphi,  Penthimia nitida , Peridroma 
saucia, Phenacoccus madeirensis , Phenacoccus solani , Phloeomyzus 
passerinii , Phthorimaea oper culella , Phytoecia rufiventris , Pieris 
rapae , Pinnaspis strachani , Planococcus kraunhiae , Plutella xylostella , 
Protopulvinaria pyriformis , Pryeria sinica , Pseudaonidia duplex , 
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis , Pseudaulacaspis cockerelli , 
Pseudaulacaspis pentagona,  Pseudococcus comstocki , Pseudococcus 
cryptus , Pseudococcus longispinus  (excluding those are attached to plants 
for planting),  Ptilineurus marmoratus , Ptinus clavipes ,  Ptinus 
japonicus , Pulvinaria psidii,  Pyrausta panopealis , Pyrrhalta 
fuscipennis , Pyrrhalta maculicollis , Pyrrhocoris sibiricus, Rhizoglyphus 
robini , Rhizopertha dominica,  Rhodinia fugax , Rhopalosiphum maidis  
(excluding those are attached to plants for planting),  Rhopalosiphum padi  
(excluding those are attached to plants for planting),  Rhopalus maculatus , 
Saissetia coffeae , Sancassania berlesei , Scirtothrips dorsalis  (excluding 
those are attached to plants for planting),  Semiaphis heraclei , Sericinus 
montela , Sipalinus gigas , Sitophilus oryzae , Sitophilus zeamais , 
Sitotroga cerealella , Spodoptera exigua,  Spodoptera litura, Stegobium 
paniceum , Stenchaetothrips biformis , Stephanitis pyrioides , Stephanitis 
takeyai , Stigmaeopsis celarius , Syrista similis , Taeniothrips eucharii , 
Teleogryllus emma , Teleogryllus occipitalis , Tenebroides mauritanicus , 
Tenuipalpus pacificus , Tetranychus kanzawai , Tetranychus ludeni , 
13 Tetranychus phaselus ,  Tetranychus truncatus , Tetranychus urticae , 
Tetrix japonica , Theretra japonica,  Thrips alliorum , Thrips flavus , 
Thrips hawaiiensis , Thrips nigropilosus , Thrips palmi  (excluding those 
are attached to plants for planting),  Thrips simplex , Thrips tabaci , 
Thyestilla gebleri, Thysanoplusia intermixta, Trialeurodes vaporariorum  
(excluding those are attached to plants for planting),  Tribolium castaneum , 
Tribolium confusum , Trichoplusia ni , Trogoderma inclusum , Trogoderma 
varium , Tyrophagus putrescentiae , Udonomeiga vicinalis , Uhlerites 
debilis , Unaspis yanonensis , Urochela luteovaria,  Urophorus humeralis , 
Vanessa indica,  
b. Mollusks: 7  species 
(7species added)  Acusta despecta , Bradybaena similaris , Deroceras l aeve, Laevicaulis alte , 
Pomacea canaliculata, Succinea lauta, Zonitoides arboreus  
 
2. Injurious Plants and Microorganisms : 25 species and 5 genera ( 7 species added)  
Phylum/Group  Scientific name of pest  
a. Fungi: 21 species and 5 
genera ( 5 species added)  Alternaria citri, Alternaria dauci , Alternaria dianthi , Alternaria solani , 
Appendiculella calostroma, Armatella litseae , Genus Aspergillus , Asteridiella 
rhaphiolepidis , Asterina daphniphylli , Botrytis cinerea , Botrytis allii, 
Ceratocystis paradoxa, Cercospora kikuchii , Cladosporium cucumerinum , 
Claviceps purpurea, Colletotrichum coccodes , Fusarium oxysporum  f. sp. 
narcissi , Fusarium oxysporum  f. sp. tulipae , Geotrichum candidum , 
Macrophomina phaseolina, Genus Nigrospora, Genus Penicillium , Genus 
Rhizopus , Sclerotinia sclerotiorum , Stagonospora curtisii , Genus 
Trichothecium ,  
b. Bacteria: 2 species ( 2 
added)  Pectobacterium carotovorum  subsp. carotovorum  [SYN: Erwinia carotovora  
subsp. c arotovor a], Pectobacterium cypripedii  [SYN: Erwinia cypripedii ], 
c. Viruses: 2 species (no 
alteration)  Cymbidium mosaic virus, Odontoglossum ringspot virus  
 
14 Annex 3  
List of the Plants Subject to Growing Site Inspection  
in Exporting Countries  
 
The Annexed  Table  1-2 of the amended  Enforcement  Ordinance  of the Plant Protection  Law (Newly  added 
countries , plants and quarantine pests in the list are underlined. N ewly  deleted countries , plants and 
quarantine pests from the list are struck  out) 
Areas  Plants  Quarantine Pests 
1. 
[Middle East] Turkey  
[Europe] Belgium, Germany,  
Netherlands,  Portugal  
[Africa] Republic  of South  Africa  
[North America] United  States  of 
America (excluding  Hawaiian  
Islands, hereinafter  referred  to as 
"United  States  of America")  
[Latin America] Argentina   
Underground  portions  of the live 
plant being capable of planting for 
cultivation of following plants:  
black  salsify,  carrot,  potato and sugar  
beet  Meloidogyne  chitwoodi  
(Columbia  root-knot nematode)  
2. 
[Asia] Korea,  Pakistan  
[Middle East] Iran, Iraq, Israel,  
Jordan, Turkey  
[Europe] Albania,  Armenia,  
Austria,  Azerbaijan,  Belarus,  
Belgium,  Bosnia  and Herzegovina,  
Bulgaria,  Czech Republic,  Croatia, 
Denmark,  Estonia,  Finland,  Former  
Yugoslav Republic  of Macedonia,  
France,  Georgia, Germany,  Greece,  
Hungary, Italy, Ireland,  Kazakhstan,  
Kosovo, Kyrgyz,  Latvia,  Lithuania,  
Moldova, Netherlands,  Montenegro,  
Poland, Romania,  Russia,  Serbia,  
Slovak,  Slovenia,  Spain,  Sweden,  
Switzerland,  Tajikistan,  
Turkmenistan, Ukraine, United  
Kingdom  (Great Britain  and 
Northern Ireland,  hereinafter   
Underground  portions  of the live 
plant being capable of planting for 
cultivation of following plants:  
garden rhubarb,  Beta and Brassica   
Heterodera  schachtii  
(Sugar  beet nematode)  
15 referred  to as "United  Kingdom"),  
Uzbekistan  
[Africa] Canary  Islands, Cape  
Verde,  Gambia , Lybia , Morocco , 
Republic  of South  Africa,  Senegal  
[North Amer ica] Canada,  United  
States  of America  
[Latin America] Chile,  Mexico,  
Peru 
[Oceania] Australia , Hawaiian  
Islands , New Zealand  
3. 
[Europe] Belgium,  France,  
Netherlands, Switzerland  
[Oceania] Australia,  New Zealand  
  
Underground  portions  of the live 
plant being capable of planting for 
cultivation of following plants:  
asparagus,  black  salsify,  potato,  
strawberry and  tomato   
Meloidogyne  fallax  
(False  Columbia  root-knot nematode)  
 
 
4. 
[Asia] India 
[Europe] Armenia,  Azerbaijan,  
Belarus, Estonia,  Finland,  Georgia,  
Kazakhstan,  Kyrgyz,  Latvia,  
Lithuania, Moldova, Netherlands,  
Russia,  Tajikistan,  Turkmenistan,  
Ukraine, United  Kingdom,  
Uzbekistan  
[North America] United  States  of 
America  
[Latin America] Argentina,  
Bolivia,  Chile,  Ecuador, Mexico,  
Peru  
Underground  portions  of the live 
plant being capable of planting for 
cultivation of following plants:  
Mammillaria  vivipara , Opuntia  
tortispina , Opuntia fragilis , potato,  
tomato  and Beta  
Nacobbus  aberrans  
(False  root-knot nematode)  
5. 
[Asia] Bangladesh,  India, Indonesia,   
Malaysia,  Pakistan, Philippines, 
Singapore,  Sri Lanka,  Thailand , Viet 
Nam 
[Middle East] Oman  
[Europe] Belgium,  Denmark,   
Underground  portions  of the live 
plant being capable of planting for 
cultivation of following plants:  
avocado,  betel palm,  Canna edulis , 
Celosia nitida , coconut, Colocasia  
esculenta , corn, ginger, greater  yam,  Radopholus  similis   
(Banana  burrowing  nematode)  
16 France,  Germany,  Netherlands,  
Poland, United Kingdom  
[Africa] Cameroon,  the Democratic  
Republic  of Congo,  Egypt, Ethiopia,  
Ghana,  Gabon,  Guinea, Kenya,  
Madagascar,  Malawi,  Mozambique,  
Nigeria,  Republic  of Cote d'Ivoire,  
Republic  of South  Africa,  Reunion,  
Senegal,  Somalia , South  Sudan,  
Sudan, Tanzania,  Uganda,  Zambia,  
Zimbabwe  
[North America] Canada,  United  
States  of America  
[Latin America] Belize,  Brazil,  
Colombia, Costa  Rica,  Cuba,  
Dominica,  Dominican  Republic,  
Ecuador,  El Salvador,  Guatemala,  
Guadeloupe, Grenada,  Jamaica,  
Martinique  Island,  Mexico,  
Nicaragua,  Panama,  Peru,  Puerto  
Rico,  Saint Lucia,  Saint Vincent,  
Suriname,  Trinidad  and Tobago,  
Venezuela 
[Oceania] Australia,  Fiji, Hawaiian  
Islands, New Caledonia, Papua  New 
Guinea,  Samoa,  Tonga   okra, peanut  (excluding  seeds  without  
pod), potato, sugarcane,  tea, turmeric,  
Anthurium , Beta, Calathea , Coffea , 
Maranta , Musa , Philodendron  and 
Piper  
6. 
[Asia] China  (excluding Hong  
Kong, hereinafter  referred  to as 
"China"), India, Taiwan  
[Europe] Armenia,  Azerbaijan,  
Belarus,  Belgium,  Czech Republic,  
Denmark,  Estonia,  France,  Georgia,  
Germany,  Hungary,  Italy, 
Kazakhstan,  Kyrgyz,  Latvia,  
Lithuania,, Moldova,  Netherlands,  
Poland, Romania,  Russia,  Slovak,  
Tajikistan,  Turkmenistan, Ukraine,   
Pea seeds  for planting.   
Fusarium  oxysporum  f. sp. pisi 
(Near -wilt of pea ) 
17 United  Kingdom, Uzbekistan 
[Africa] Morocco  
[North America] Canada, United  
States  of America  
[Latin America] Argentina,  Brazil  
[Oceania] Australia,  Hawaiian  
Islands, New Zealand  
7. 
[Europe] Ireland, United  Kingdom  
[Oceania] New Zealand   
Live plants  and plant parts for 
planting (excluding seed and fruit) of 
the following plants:   
Aesculus hippocastanum , Annona 
cherimola ,  Castanea sativa , Hedera  
helix (ivy),  Ilex aquifolium , 
Leucothoe fontanesiana , Lomatia 
myricoides ,  Podocarpus salignus , 
Prunus  laurocerasus  (cherry  laurel) , 
Sequoiadendron giganteum ,  
Vaccinium myrtillus , Drimys , Fagus , 
Gevuina , Liriodendron , Magnolia,  
Michelia , Pieris , Quercus  and 
Rhododendron   
Phytophthora  kernoviae  
8. 
[Europe] Belgium,  Channel  Islands,  
Denmark, Finland,  France,  
Germany, Greece,  Ireland,  Italy, 
Lithuania, Netherlands,  Norway,  
Poland, Servia,  Slovenia,  Spain,  
Sweden,  Switzerland,  United  
Kingdom  
[North America] Canada,  United  
States  of America   
Live plants  and plant parts for 
planting (excluding seed and fruit) of 
the following plants:   
Corylopsis spicata  (Spike  witch  
hazel),  Hydrangea seemannii , 
Abies , Acer, Adiantum , Aesculus , 
Alnus , Andromeda,  Annona , Arbutus , 
Arctostaphylos , Ardisia , Berberis , 
Betula , Calluna , Calycanthus , 
Camellia , Carpinus , Castanea , 
Castanopsis , Ceanothus , Ceratonia , 
Cercis , Chamaecyparis , Chimaphila , 
Choisya , Cinnamomum , Cistus , 
Clematis , Clintonia , Cornus , Corylus , 
Cotoneaster ,  Daphniphyllum ,   Phytophthora  ramorum  
(Sudden oak death)  
18 Distylium , Drimys , Dryopteris,  
Empetrum , Erica , Eucalyptus , 
Euonymus , Fagus , Frangula  
(Rhamnus ), Fraxinus , Fuchsia , 
Garrya , Gaultheria , Gevuina , 
Griselinia , Hamamelis , Hedera , 
Heteromeles , Ilex, Kalmia , Larix , 
Laurus , Leucothoe , Linnaea,  
Liriodendron , Lithocarpus , Lonicera,  
Loropetalum , Magnolia , Mahonia , 
Maianthemum , Malus , Manglietia , 
Michelia , Nerium , Nothofagus , Olea, 
Osmanthus , Osmorhiza , Parakmeria , 
Parrotia , Physocarpus , Photinia , 
Picea , Pieris , Pinus , Pistacia , 
Pittosporum , Populus , Prunus , 
Pseudotsuga , Pyracantha,  Quercus  
(Cyclobalanopsis ), Rhododendron , 
Ribes , Rosa, Rubus , Salix, Sambucus , 
Schima , Sequoia , Smilax , 
Symphoricarpus , Syringa , Taxus , 
Tilia, Torreya , Toxicodendron (Rhus) , 
Trachelospermum , Trientalis , Tsuga , 
Ulmus , Umbellularia , Vaccinium , 
Vancouveria , Viburnum  and Zenobia  
9. 
[Middle East] Turkey  
[Europe] Armenia,  Azerbaijan,  
Belarus,  Belgium,  Bosnia  and 
Herzegovina,  Bulgaria,  Croatia,  
Estonia,  Former  Yugoslav Republic  
of Macedonia,  Georgia , Germany , 
Greece,  Hungary,  Kazakhstan,  
Kosovo, Kyrgyz,  Latvia,  Lithuania,  
Moldova, Montenegro, Romania,  
Russia,  Serbia,  Slovenia,  Spain,  
Tajikistan,  Turkmenistan, Ukraine,  
Uzbekistan   
Kidney  bean seeds  and soybean 
seeds for planting.   
Curtobacterium flaccumfaciens  pv. 
flaccumfaciens  
(Bacterial  wilt of beans)  
19 [Africa] Mauritius,  Tunisia  
[North America] Canada, United  
States  of America  
[Latin America ] Brazil,  Colombia,  
Mexico,  Venezuela 
[Oceania] Australia  
10. 
[Asia] China, India, Taiwan,  
Thailand 
[Middle East] Israel  
[Europe] Greece,  Hungary,  Italy, 
Turkey  
[Africa] Nigeria,  Republic  of South  
Africa  
[North America] United  States  of 
America  
[Latin America] Brazil,  Costa  Rica 
[Oceania] Australia,  Guam,  
Northern Mariana  Islands   
Seeds  for planting of  the following 
plants:  
melon, watermelon and wax gourd   
Acidovorax avenae  subsp.  citrulli  
(Bacterial  fruit blotch)  
11. 
[Asia] China,  Malaysia , Thailand , 
Viet Nam 
[Europe] Italy, Poland, Romania  
[North America] Canada,  United  
States  of America  
[Latin America] Bolivia, Costa  
Rica,   Guyana,  Mexico,  Peru,  
Puerto  Rico  Teosinte  and Corn seeds  for planting.   
Pantoea stewartii  
(Stewart's  bacterial  wilt) 
12. 
[North America] United  States  of 
America   
Corn seeds  for planting.   
Clavibacter  michiganensis  subsp. 
nebraskensis  
(Goss's bacterial wilt and blight)  
13. 
[Asia] China  
[Middle East] Iran, Jordan,  
Lebanon,  Syria,  Turkey  
[Europe] Austria,  Germany,  
Hungary, Italy, Poland,  Slovak,   
Broad  bean and lentil seeds  for 
planting.   
Broad  bean stain virus 
20 United  Kingdom  
[Africa] Egypt, Ethiopia,  Libya,  
Morocco, South Sudan, Sudan,  
Tunisia  
[Oceania] Australia  
14. 
[Asia] China  
[Middle East] Lebanon,  Syria  
[Europe] Austria,  Germany,  
Hungary, Italy, Poland, United  
Kingdom  
[Africa] Egypt, Ethiopia, Morocco , 
South Sudan,  Sudan, Tunisia  
[Oceania] Australia   
Broad  bean seeds  for planting.  
  
  Broad  bean true mosaic  virus 
  
  
15. 
[Asia] China, India, Pakistan   
[Middle East] Iran, Jordan, Syria,  
Turkey  
[Europe] Albania,  Austria, Belarus,  
Belgium,  Bosnia  and Herzegovina,  
Bulgaria,  Croatia,  Cyprus, Czech  
Republic, Denmark,  France,  
Germany,  Greece,  Hungary, Italy, 
Kazakhstan,  Lithuania,  
Luxembourg, Moldova,  
Montenegro, Latvia, Netherlands,  
Norway,  Poland, Portugal,  Romania,  
Russia,  Serbia,  Slovak,  Slovenia, 
Spain,  Switzerland,  Ukraine,  United  
Kingdom  
[Africa] Egypt, Tunisia  
[North America] Canada, United  
States  of America   
[Latin America] Argentina,   Chile   
Live plants  and plant parts being 
capable of planting for cultivation 
(excluding  seed and fruit) of the 
following plants:  
Euonymus europaeus , Ligustrum  
vulgare , Lycium  barbarum  and 
Prunus   
Plum  pox virus 
21 16. 
[Asia] China, India  
[Middle East] Afghanistan , Iran,  
Israel,  Turkey  
[Europe] Austria, Belarus,  Belgium, 
Czech Republic,  France,  Germany, 
Greece,  Italy, Netherlands , Poland , 
Russia, Slovenia, Ukraine,  United  
Kingdom  
[Africa] Egypt, Nigeria  
[North America] United  States  of 
America  
[Latin America] Chile,  Costa  Rica,  
Peru, Venezuela  
[Oceania] New Zealand   
Seeds for planting of the following 
plants:  
Potato and tomato  
 
Live plants and plant parts being 
capable of planting for cultivation  
(excluding  seed and fruit) of the 
following plants:  
potato and tomato   
Potato spindle  tuber  viroid  
17. 
[Asia] China  
[Middle East] Syria  
[Europe] Austria, Belgium, 
Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, 
Denmark, Finland, France, 
Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, 
Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, 
Sweden, Switzerland, United 
Kingdom  
[Africa] Republic of South Africa  
[North America] Canada,  United  
States  of America  
[Latin America] Ecuador, Chile, 
Mexico,  Peru  
Seeds for planting of the following 
plants:  
Tomato  
 
Live plants and plant parts being 
capable of planting for cultivation  
(excluding  seed and fruit) of the 
following plants:  
Potato, tomato and pepino  
Pepino mosaic virus  
18. 
[Europe] France, Denmark, 
Germany, Italy, United Kingdom  
[North America] Canada,  United  
States  of America  
[Latin America] Costa  Rica  
Seeds for planting of the following 
plants:  
Tomato  
 
Live plants and plant parts being 
capable of planting for cultivation  
(excluding  seed and fruit) of the  
Columnea latent viroid  
22 following plants:  
Tomato  
19. 
[North America] Canada  
[Latin  America]  Mexico   
Live plants and plant parts being 
capable of planting for cultivation  
(excluding  seed and fruit) of the 
following plants:  
Tomato   
Mexican papita viroid  
20. 
[Asia] Thailand 
[Europe]  Netherlands  
[North America] Canada   
Seeds for planting of the following 
plants:  
Capsicum annuum  
 
Live plants and plant parts being 
capable of planting for cultivation  
(excluding  seed and fruit) of the 
following plants:  
Tomato and Capsicum annuum   
Pepper chat fruit viroid  
21. 
[Asia] Indonesia  
[Middle East] Israel  
[Europe] Austria, Belgium ,  
Finland, France, Germany, Italy, 
Netherlands, Slovenia  
[Africa] Cote d'Ivoire, Senegal,  
Tunisia   
Seeds for planting of the following 
plants:  
Tomato  
 
Live plants and plant parts being 
capable of planting for cultivation  
(excluding  seed and fruit) of the 
following plants:  
Tomato   
Tomato apical stunt viroid  
22. 
[Asia] India 
[Europe] Slovenia , Czech Republic, 
Finland, France, United Kingdom  
[North America] United  States  of 
America  
[Latin America] Mexico   
Seeds for planting of the following 
plants:  
Tomato  
 
Live plants and plant parts being 
capable of planting for cultivation  
(excluding  seed and fruit) of the 
following plants:  
Tomato   
Tomato chlorotic dwarf viroid 
23 23. 
[Latin America] Mexico   
Live plants and plant parts being 
capable of planting for cultivation  
(excluding  seed and fruit) of the 
following plants:  
Tomato   
Tomato planta macho viroid  
 
24  
Annex 4  
List of the Import Prohibited Plants  
 
The Annexed  Table  2 of the amended  Enforcement  Ordinance  of the Plant  Protection Law  (Newly  added 
countries and plants in the list are underlined. N ewly  deleted countries and plants from the list are struck  
out) 
Areas  Plants  Quarantine  Pests  
1. 
[Middle East] Israel, Iran,  Jordan,  
Lebanon,  Saudi  Arabia, Syria,  
Turkey, Yemen  
[Europe] Albania,  Austria,  
Belgium,  Bosnia  and Herzegovina,  
Cyprus,  Croatia,  Former  Yugoslav  
Republic  of Macedonia,  France,  
Greece,  Germany,  Hungary,  Italy, 
Kosovo,  Malta,  Montenegro,  
Netherlands,  Portugal,  Serbia,  
Spain, Slovenia,  Switzerland,  
United  Kingdom  (Great  Britain  and 
Northern  Ireland,  hereinafter  
referred  to as "United  Kingdom")  
[Africa] Africa  
[North America]  Bermuda  
[Latin America] Argentina,  
Bolivia, Brazil,  Colombia,  Costa  
Rica,  Ecuador, El Salvador,  
Guatemala,  Honduras, Nicaragua,  
Panama,  Paraguay,  Peru,  Uruguay,  
Venezuela,  West Indies  (excluding  
Cuba, Dominican  Republic, Puerto  
Rico)  
[Oceania] Australia  (excluding  
Tasmania),  Hawaiian  Islands   Fresh  fruits  of the following plants:  
akee,  alexandrian  laurel, allspice,  avocado,  broad  
bean,  carambola,  cashew, date palm,  feijoa,  
jaboticaba,  kiwi fruit, litchi,  longan, mammee  
apple,  Muntingia calabura,  nance ( Byrsonima 
crassifolia ), olive,  pomegranate,  pawpaw , star 
berry,  Thevetia  peruviana,  Carica  (excluding those  
listed  in Appendix  1), Annona, Artocarpus,  
Carissa,  Coccoloba, Coffea,  Diospyros (excluding  
those  listed  in Appendix 41) , Dovyalis , Eugenia , 
Ficus,  Garcinia , Gossypium , Ilex, Juglans,  
Malpighia, Mangifera (excluding  those  listed  in 
Appendices  2, 36, 43, 51 and 53), Morus,  Ribes,  
Musa  (excluding  immature  banana)  , Passiflora,  
Phaseolus , Psidium,  Santalum, Spondias,  
Terminalia,  Vaccinium,  Vitis (excluding those  listed  
in Appendices  3 and 54) , Ziziphus , Cactaceae  
(excluding  those  listed  in Appendix 35), 
Cucurbitaceae (excluding  those  listed  in 
Appendices  3 and 42), Rosaceae (excluding  those  
listed  in Appendices  3 and 31), Rutaceae  
(excluding  those  listed  in Appendices  4 to 8, 39, 45  
and 56), Sapotaceae and  Solanaceae (excluding  
those  listed  in Appendices  3 and 42)  Ceratitis  capitata  
(Mediterranean  fruit fly) 
2. 
[Asia] Bangladesh, Bhutan,  Brunei,  
China  (excluding  Hong Kong,   Fresh  fruits  of the following plants:  
alexandrian  laurel,  cashew  , apple , apricot,  Arenga   Bactrocera  dorsalis  
species  complex  
25 hereinafter  referred  to as "China"),  
Cambodia, Hong Kong, India,  
Indonesia, Laos,  Malaysia,  
Myanmar,  Nepal,  Pakistan,  
Philippines,  Singapore, Sri Lanka,  
Taiwan,  Thailand, Timor -Leste,  Viet 
Nam 
[Oceania] French  Polynesia,  
Hawaiian  Islands,  Micronesia, 
Papua  New Guinea  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 englei , avocado, Baccaurea  sapida , barbados  
cherry,  betel nut, carambola,  citrus  (excluding  those  
listed  in Appendix 10) , date palm,  fig, Glycosmis 
pentaphylla,  grape  (excluding those  listed  in 
Appendix 32) , indian  laurel, litchi (excluding  those  
listed  in Appendices  13 and 14) , longan,  loquat,  
Myrica rubra , olive,  papaya  (excluding  those  
listed  in Appendices  1, 11 and 12, the same  in item 
4), Paramignya andamanica,  peach,  pear, plum,  
pomegranate , rambutan,  santol,  strawberry,  tahiti 
chestnut,  Terminalia  catappa,  Tetractomia majus , 
tomato , Triphasia trifolia , wampi, Annona,  
Artocarpu , Bouea,  Capsicum , Coffea , Diospyros , 
Eugenia,  Garcinia (excluding  those  listed  in 
Appendix 40), Hylocereus  (excluding those  listed  
in Appendices  52 and 55, the same  in item 4), 
Lansium , Mangifera (excluding those  listed  in 
Appendices  15 to 17, 36, 48 and 50, the same  in 
item 4), Passiflora, Psidiums , Rollinia , Solanum , 
Spondias , Zizyphus , Sapotaceae,  and mature  
banana  (Oriental fruit fly)  
3. 
[Oceania] Australia  (excluding  
Tasmania),  French  Polynesia, New 
Caledonia,  Papua  New Guinea  
 
 
 
 
 
  
Fresh  fruits  of the following plants:  
acerola, apple, apricot , avocado , breadfruit , 
Capsicum annuum , Capsicum frutescens , 
Casimiroa tetrameria , carambola , cashew , cherry,  
citrus  (excluding those  listed  in Appendix  7) , 
Cyphomandra betacea, date palm, Eremocitrus 
glauca , feijoa, fig, Glycosmis trifoliata , guavat,  
grape , Hylocereus megalanthus , kiwi fruit, litchi,  
loquat , medlar , Murraya exotica , olive, Opuntia 
ficus-indica , papaya,  pear, peach , Physalis 
peruviana,  plum,  pomegranate,  quince , santol, 
strawberry,  tomato , wanpi , white sapote , 
Acronychia , Annona,  Coffea , Diospyros , Eugenia  
Mangifera (excluding  those  listed  in Appendix 2), 
Morus , Passiflora , Rollinia , Rubus , Solanum , 
Spondias , Terminalia , Vaccinium , Zizyphus ,   
Bactrocera  tryoni  
(Queensland  fruit fly) 
26 Sapotaceae  and mature  banana  
4. 
[Asia] Bangladesh , Bhutan, Brunei,  
Cambodia, China,  Hong  Kong,  
India,  Indonesia, Laos,  Malaysia, 
Myanmar,  Nepal,  Pakistan,  
Philippines,  Singapore, Sri Lanka,  
Taiwan,  Thailand, Timor -Leste,  Viet 
Nam 
[Middle East] Afghanistan  
[Africa] Benin, Burkina  Faso,  
Cameroon,  Côte d'Ivoire , Gambia , 
Guinea, Kenya,  Mali,  Mauritius,  
Niger, Nigeria,  Republic of the 
Congo,  Reunion, Senegal , 
Seychelles , South Sudan , Sudan,  
Tanzania, Togo,  Uganda  
[Oceania] Hawaiian  Islands,  
Micronesia,  Papua  New Guinea   
Live vines, leaves  and fresh fruits  of Cucurbitaceae  
(excluding  those  listed  in Appendix 18) 
 
Fresh fruits  of the following plants:   
Capsicum annuum , Capsicum frutescens , 
carambola,  cowpea, eggplant,  kidney  bean,  papaya,  
pigeon pea, tomato,  Hylocereus  and Mangifera  Bactrocera  cucurbitae  
(Melon  fly) 
5. 
[Asia] China, India, Pakistan  
[Middle East]  Afghanistan,  Iran, 
Iraq, Israel,  Jordan, Lebanon,  Syria,  
Turkey 
[Europe] Europe  
[Africa] Africa  
[North America] Canada,  United  
States  of America  (excluding  
Hawaiian  Islands,  hereinafter  
referred  to as "United  States  of 
America")  
[Latin America] Argentina,  
Bolivia, Brazil,  Chile,  Colombia,  
Mexico,  Peru,  Uruguay 
[Oceania] Australia,  New Zealand   Fresh  fruits  of the following plants:  
apple  (excluding those  listed  in Appendices  24, 25, 
31 and 34), apricot,  cherry  (excluding those  listed  
in Appendices  19 to 21, 38 and 44), peach  
(excluding  those  listed  in Appendices  22 and 23), 
pear, plum  (excluding  those  listed  in Appendix 37) 
and quince  
 
Fresh fruits  and nuts in shell of walnut  (excluding  
those  listed  in Appendix 26).  Cydia  pomonella  
(Codling moth)  
6. 
[Asia] Bangladesh,  Brunei,  
Cambodia, China,  Hong  Kong,   
Live vines, leaves,  tuberous  roots and other  
underground portions  of the following plants:   Cylas  formicarius  
(Sweet  potato  weevil)  
27 India,  Indonesia, Laos,  Malaysia,  
Myanmar,  Philippines, Singapore,  
Sri Lanka,  Taiwan,  Thailand,  
Timor -Leste ,  Viet Nam 
[Africa] Africa  
[North America] United  States  of 
America  
[Latin America] Latin  America  
[Oceania] Australia,  Hawaiian  
Islands, Melanesia,  Micronesia,  
Papua  New Guinea,  Polynesia  Calystegia , Ipomoea and Pharbitis  
 
Live tuberous  roots and other  underground portions  
of cassava.  
7. 
[Asia] China  
[North America] United  States  of 
America  
[Latin America] Latin  America  
[Oceania] Hawaiian  Islands,  
Melanesia,  Micronesia,  Polynesia   
Live vines, leaves,  tuberous  roots and other  
underground portions  of the following plants:  
Calystegia , Ipomoea  and Pharbitis   
Euscepes postfasciatus  
(West Indian  sweet  
potato weevil)  
8. 
[Asia] Bhutan, India,  Nepal  
[Middle East] Turkey 
[Europe] Europe  (excluding  
Albania,  Cryprus  and Greece)  
[Africa] Algeria,  Republic  of South  
Africa,  Tunisia  
[North America] Canada  
[Latin America] Bolivia,  Ecuador,  
Falkland Islands,  Peru,  Uruguay 
[Oceania] New Zealand   
Live haulms,  leaves,  tubers,  and other  underground  
portions  of Solanaceae.  
Synchytrium  
endobioticum  
(Potato  wart ) 
9. 
[Asia] China  
[Middle East] Iran, Iraq, Turkey  
[Europe] Almenia,  Austria , 
Azerbaijan, Belarus,  Belgium,  
Bosnia  and Herzegovina, Bulgaria,  
Croatia,  Czech Republic,  Denmark , 
Estonia,  Former  Yugoslav  Republic  
of Macedonia,  France, Georgia,   Live haulms  and leaves  of the following plants:  
Cirsium , Verbascum  and Solanaceae   
Leptinotarsa  
decemlineata  
(Colorado potato  beetle ) 
28 Germany,  Greece,  Hungary,  Italy, 
Kazakhstan,  Kosovo , Kyrgyz, 
Lithuania, Luxembourg, Moldova,  
Montenegro, Netherlands, Poland,  
Portugal, Rumania, Russia,  Serbia,  
Slovak, Slovenia,  Spain,  
Switzerland, Tajikistan, Ukraine,  
United  Kingdom, Uzbekistan 
[North America] Canada,  United  
States  of America  
[Latin America] Mexico  
10. 
[Asia] India,  Indonesia, Pakistan,  
Philippines,  Sri Lanka  
[Middle East] Iran, Israel,  Lebanon,  
Turkey 
[Europe] Armenia,  Austria,  
Azerbaijan,  Belarus,  Belgium , 
Bosnia and Herzegovina,  Bulgaria,  
Croatia,  Cyprus,  Czech  Republic,  
Denmark, Estonia,  Finland,  France,  
Georgia,  Germany,  Greece,  
Hungary, Iceland,  Ireland,  Italy, 
Kazakhstan,  Kyrgyz,  Latvia,  
Lithuania, Luxembourg,  Malta,  
Moldova, Netherlands,  Norway,  
Poland,  Portugal, Russia,  Slovak,  
Slovenia,  Spain,  Sweden,  
Switzerland,  Tajikistan,  
Turkmenistan,  Ukraine,  United  
Kingdom,  Uzbekistan  
[Africa] Algeria,  Canary  Islands  
(Spanish territory),  South  Africa  
[North America] Canada, United 
States of America  
[Latin America] Argentina, Belize,  
Bolivia, Chile,  Costa  Rica,  El 
Salvador,  Guatemala, Honduras,   
Live tubers  and other  underground portions  of 
Chenopodium  and Solanaceae (excluding those  
listed  in Appendix 46).  
Globodera rostochiensis  
(Potato  cyst nematode)  
29 Mexico,  Nicaragua,  Panama,  Peru,  
Venezuela  
[Oceania] Australia,  New Zealand  
11. 
[Asia] India,  Pakistan  
[Middle East] Turkey 
[Europe] Armenia,  Austria,  
Azerbaijan,  Belarus, Bulgaria,  
Cyprus,  Czech Republic,  Denmark,  
Estonia,  France,  Georgia,  Germany,  
Greece,  Hungary, Iceland,  Ireland,  
Italy, Kazakhstan,  Kyrgyz,  Latvia,  
Lithuania, Malta,  Moldova,  
Netherlands,  Norway, Poland,  
Portugal, Russia,  Spain,  Sweden,  
Switzerland,  Tajikistan,  
Turkmenistan,  Ukraine,  United  
Kingdom,  Uzbekistan  
[Africa] Canary  Islands  
[North America] Canada,  United  
States  of America  
[Latin America] Bolivia, Chile,  
Colombia,  Ecuador,  Falkland  
Islands, Panama,  Peru,  Venezuela  
[Oceania] New Zealand   
Live tubers  and other  underground portions  of 
Solanaceae (excluding  those  listed  in Appendix  
46).  
Globodera pallida  
(White  potato  cyst 
nematode ) 
12. 
[Asia] Myanmar  
[Middle East] Iran, Iraq, Israel,  
Jordan, Lebanon, Syria,  Turkey,  
United  Arab Emirates,  Yemen  
[Europe] Europe  (excluding  
Netherlands  and Cyprus)  
[Africa] Algeria,  Egypt,  Libya,  
Morocco,  Republic  of South  Africa,  
Tunisia  
[North America] Canada,  United  
States  of America  
[Latin America] Argentina,  Brazil,   
Live haulms,  leaves  and fresh fruits  of Solanaceae  
(excluding  those  listed  in Appendices  27, 30, 42  
and 47).  Peronospora tabacina  
(Blue  mold ) 
30 Costa  Rica,  Cuba, Dominican  
Republic,  El Salvador,  Guatemala,  
Haiti,  Honduras, Jamaica,  Mexico,  
Nicaragua,  Puerto  Rico,  Uruguay,  
Venezuela  
[Oceania] Australia  (excluding  
Tasmania)  
13. 
[North America] United  States  of 
America  
[Oceania] Hawaiian  Islands   
Underground portions  of live plants  of the 
following plants:  
alfalfa,  avocado,  balsam  pear, Capsicum annuum , 
Capsicum frutescens , corn, Indigofera hirsuta , 
kidney bean,  leek, litchi,  loblolly  pine, melon , 
okra, peanut  (excluding  seeds  without  pod), 
pepper, pineapple,  Pinus  elliotii , radish,  soybean,  
sugarcane, summer  squash,  sweet  potato, tomato,  
watermelon,  Anthurium  (excluding those  listed  in 
Appendices  49), Beta, Musa  and Rutaceae   
Radopholus  citrophilus  
(Citrus  burrowing 
nematode ) 
14. 
[Middle East] Turkey 
[Europe] Europe  (excluding  
Cyprus)  
[Africa] Morocco, Syria, Tunisia  
[North America] Canada, United 
States of America  
[Oceania] New Zealand   
Culms  and leaves  of the following plants:  
Hordeum , Secale and Triticum  (including straw  
packing  materials  and straw  goods  similar  thereof  
referred  to as "straw"  in Appendices  28 and 33) 
 
Culms and leaves  of Agropyron (exculding  those  
listed  in Appendices  28 and  33).  
Mayetiola  destructor  
(Hessian  fly) 
15. 
Foreign  countries  excluding  North  
Korea,  Korea  and Taiwan  
Rice plants,  rice straw  (including  rice straw  bags, 
mats, and other rice straw goods similar thereof  
(excluding  those  listed  in Appendix 29)), unhulled  
rice and rice hull.  Ditylenchus angustus  
(Rice stem nematode ), 
Balansia 
oryzae -sativae , 
Xanthomonas oryzae pv. oryzicola  and other  
quarantine  pests  not 
existing in  Japan.  
16. 
[Middle East] Iran,  Israel,  Jordan, 
Lebanon, Syria,  Turkey   
Live plants  and plant parts (including  fruit, flower  
and pollen,  other  than seed)  of the following  
Erwinia  amylovora  
(Fire blight)  
31 [Europe] Albania,  Armenia,  
Austria,  Belarus,  Belgium,  Bosnia  
and Herzegovina,  Bulgaria,  Croatia,  
Cyprus,  Czech Republic,  Denmark,  
Former  Yugoslav  Republic  of 
Macedonia,  France,  Germany,  
Greece,  Hungary,  Ireland,  Italy, 
Kosovo,  Liechtenstein,  Lithuania,  
Luxembourg,  Moldva,  Montenegro,  
Netherlands,  Norway,  Poland,  
Romania,  Serbia,  Slovak,  Slovenia,  
Spain, Sweden,  Switzerland,  United  
Kingdom  
[Africa] Algeria,  Egypt,  Morocco  
[North America] Canada,  United  
States  of America  
[Latin America]  Bermuda,  
Guatemala,  Mexico  
[Oceania] New Zealand  plants:  
loquat,  medler,  Pseudocydonia sinensis , quince,  
Aronia , Crataegomespilus , Amelanchier , 
Choenomeles , Cotoneaster , Crataegus , 
Dichotomanthes , Docynia , Heteromeles , Malus  
(excluding  those  listed  in Appendices  24, 25 and 
31), Osteomeles , Peraphyllum , Photinia,  
Pyracantha , Pyrus , Raphiolepis , Sorbus  and 
Stranvaesia  
17. 
[Asia] Bangladesh, Bhutan,  
Cambodia, China,  India,  Indonesia,  
Laos,  Malaysia,  Myanmar,  Nepal,  
Pakistan,  Philippines, Sri Lanka,  
Taiwan,  Thailand, Timor -Leste,  Viet 
Nam 
[Middle East] Iran, Saudi  Arabia, 
Yemen  
[Africa] Africa  
[North America] United  States  of 
America  
[Latin America] Belize, Brazil , 
Costa Rica,  Cuba,  Dominican  
Republic, Jamaica,  Mexico , 
Nicaragua,  Puerto  Rico, United 
States Virgin Islands  
[Oceania] Papua  New Guinea    
Live plants  and plant parts (excluding  seed and 
fruit) of the following plants:   
Aeglopsis  chevalieri , Atalantia  missionis , 
Balsamocitrus  dawei , Calodendrum  capensis , 
Citroncirus  webberi , Clausena indica , Feronia  
limonia , Microcitrus  australasica , Microcitrus  
australis , Severinia  buxifolia , Swinglea  glutinosa , 
Triphasia  trifolia , wampi and  Toddalia.   
Candidatus  Liberibacter  
asiaticus,  Candidatus  
Liberibacter  africanus  
and Candidatus  
Liberibacter  americanus  
(Huanglongbing)  
Appendix  
32 (Omitted)  
Annex 5  
List of the Plants Subject to Phytosanitary Measures  
to be carried out in Exporting Countries  
 
The Annexed  Table  2-2 of the amended  Enforcement  Ordinance  of the Plant  Protection  Law  
(Newly  added countries, plants and requirements  in the list are underlined. N ewly  deleted countries and 
plants from the list are struck  out) 
Areas  Plants  Requirements  
1. 
[Europe] Ireland, United  
Kingdom  (Great  Britain  and 
Northern  Ireland,  
hereinafter  referred  to as 
"United  Kingdom")  
[Oceania] New  Zealand   
Plant  materials  for using of 
planting  or mulch  (fallen  leaves,  
leaf mold, humus  and etc.)  
originated  from  the following 
plants:  
Aesculus hippocastanum , Annona 
cherimola ,  Castanea sativa,  Hedera  
helix (ivy),  Ilex aquifolium , Leucothoe 
fontanesiana,  Lomatia myricoides ,  
Podocarpus salignus , Prunus  
laurocerasus  (cherry  laurel),  
Sequoiadendron giganteum ,  
Vaccinium myrtillus , Drimys , Fagus , 
Gevuina , Liriodendron , 
Magnolia,  Michelia , Pieris , 
Quercus  and Rhododendron  
The plant materials must be heat 
treated at 71ºC or higher for at least 
75 continuous minutes before export 
and be found to be free from 
Phytophthora kernoviae . An 
alternative heat treatment schedule 
may be accepted if the same effect 
or greater is secured *.  
 
NPPOs of the exporting country 
must confirm the completion of the 
treatment and absence of 
Phytophthora kernoviae  in the plant 
materials. Additional declaration 
about these confirmations is 
required on the Phytosanitary 
Certificate.  
 
* A technical con sultation between 
the NPPO of an exporting country 
and the NPPO of Japan is required 
in advance.  
2. 
[Europe] Belgium,  Channel  
Islands, Denmark, Finland,  
France,  Germany, Greece, 
Ireland,  Italy, Lithuania,  
Netherlands,  Norway,   
Plant  materials  for using of 
planting  or mulch  (fallen  leaves,  
leaf mold, humus  and etc.)  
originated  from  the following 
plants:   
The plant materials must be heat 
treated at 71ºC or higher for at least 
75 continuous minutes before export 
and be found to be free from 
Phytophthora ramorum  (Sudden oak 
33 Poland, Serbia,  Spain,  
Slovenia,  Sweden,  
Switzerland,  United  
Kingdom  
[North America] Canada,   
United  States  of America  
(excluding  Hawaiian  
Islands, hereinafter  referred  
to as "United  States  of 
America")  Corylopsis spicata (Spike  witch  hazel),   
Abies , Acer , Adiantum , Aesculus , Alnus , 
Andromeda , Annona , Arbutus , 
Arctostaphylos , Ardisia , Berberis , 
Betula , Calluna,  Calycanthus , 
Camellia , Carpinus , Castanea , 
Castanopsis , Ceanothus , Ceratonia , 
Cercis , Chamaecyparis , Chimaphila , 
Choisya , Cinnamomum , Cistus , 
Clematis , Clintonia , Cornus , Corylus , 
Cotoneaster ,  Daphniphyllum ,  
Distylium , Drimys , Dryopteris , 
Empetrum , Erica , Eucalyptus , 
Euonymus , Fagus , Frangula  
(Rhamnus ), Fraxinus , Fuchsia, Garrya , 
Gaultheria , Gevuina , Griselinia , 
Hamamelis , Hedera , Heteromeles , Ilex, 
Kalmia , Larix , Laurus , Leucothoe , 
Linnaea,  Liriodendron , Lithocarpus , 
Lonicera , Loropetalum , Magnolia , 
Mahonia , Maianthemum , Malus , 
Manglietia , Michelia , Nerium , 
Nothofagus , Olea, Osmanthus , 
Osmorhiza , Parakmeria,  Parrotia , 
Physocarpus , Photinia,  Picea , Pieris , 
Pinus , Pistacia , Pittosporum , Populus , 
Prunus , Pseudotsuga,  Pyracantha , 
Quercus  (Cyclobalanopsis ), 
Rhododendron , Ribes , Rosa, Rubus , 
Salix, Sambucus , Schima,  Sequoia , 
Smilax , Symphoricarpus , Syringa , 
Taxus , Tilia, Torreya , Toxicodendron 
(Rhus), Trachelospermum , Trientalis , 
Tsuga , Ulmus , Umbellularia , 
Vaccinium , Vancouveria , Viburnum  and 
Zenobia  death). An alternative heat treatment 
schedule may be accepted if the 
same effect or g reater is secured*.  
 
NPPOs of the exporting country 
must confirm the completion of the 
treatment and absence of 
Phytophthora ramorum  (Sudden oak 
death) in the plant materials. 
Additional declaration about these 
confirmations is required on the 
Phytosanita ry Certificate.  
 
* A technical consultation between 
the NPPO of an exporting country 
and the NPPO of Japan is required 
in advance.  
34 3. 
[Asia] China  (excluding  
Hong  Kong), India  
[Middle East] Afghanistan,  
Iran, Israel,  Turkey  
[Europe] Austria,  Belarus,  
Belgium, Czech Republic,  
France,  Germany, Greece,  
Italy,  Netherlands , Poland,  
Russia, Slovenia, Ukraine,  
United  Kingdom  
[Africa] Egypt, Nigeria  
[North America] United  
States  of America  
[Latin America] Chile,  Costa  
Rica,  Peru, Venezuela  
[Oceania]  New  Zealand   
Live  plants  and plant  parts  being 
capable of planting for 
cultivation  (excluding  seed  and 
fruit)  of the following plants:   
Capsicum  annuum , Solanum  
muricatum  (pepino), Persea  
americana  (Avocado),  Physalis  
peruviana,  Solanum  
jasminoides , Solanum 
pseudocapsicum , Solanum  
rantonnetii ,  Streptosolen  
jamesoni  Brugmansia , 
Calibrachoa , Cestrum , Dahlia  
(dahlia)  
 
Live  plants  and plant  parts  being 
capable of planting for 
cultivation  (including seeds and 
excluding fruit)  of the following 
plants:  
Petunia   
The plants  must  be tested  by the 
appropriate  genetic  method  such  
as RT-PCR  assay  before  export  
and found  to be free from  Potato  
spindle  tube r viroid .  
 
NPPOs  of exporting  country  
must  confirm  the completion  of 
the test and absence  of Potato  
spindle  tuber  viroid  in the 
plants.  Additional  declaration  
about  these  confirmations  is 
required  on Phytosanitary  
Certificate.  
4. 
[Asia] China  (excluding  
Hong  Kong)  
[Middle East] Syria  
[Europe] Austria,  Belgium,  
Bulgaria,  Czech Republic, 
Cyprus,  Denmark , Finland, 
France, Germany, Greece, 
Hungary , Ireland, Italy, 
Netherlands, Poland, Spain,   
Sweden, Switzerland,  United  
Kingdom  
[Africa] Republic of South Africa  
[North America] Canada,  
United  States  of America  
[Latin America] Chile,  
Live  plants  and plant  parts  being 
capable of planting for 
cultivation  (excluding seeds and 
fruit)  of the following plants:  
Bassia scoparia, Calend ula 
arvensis,  
Calystegia sepium, Chenopodium 
murale,  Chrysanthemum segetum, 
Conyza albida, Datura inn oxia, 
Diplotaxis erucoides, Echium 
creticum, Echium humile, 
Heliotropium europaeum, 
Lycopersicon pimpinellifolium , 
Moricandia arvensis, Nicotiana 
glauca, Piptatherum multiflorum,  
The plants  must  be tested  by an 
appropriate  serological diagnosis 
method such as ELISA or an 
appropriate  genetic  method  such  
as RT-PCR  assay  before  export  
and found  to be free from  Pepino 
mosaic virus .  
 
NPPOs  of exporting  country  
must  confirm  the completion  of 
the test and absence  of Pepino 
mosaic virus  in the plants.  
Additional  declaration  about  
these  confirmations  is required  
on Phytosanitary  Certificate.  
35 Ecuador, Mexico,  Peru 
 Sisymbrium irio, Solanum nigrum, 
Taraxacum vulgare, Amaranthus, 
Onopordum, Co nvolvulus, 
Coronopus, Malva, Plantago, 
Rumex, Sonchus   
5. 
[Europe] Denmark,  France, 
Germany,  Italy, United  
Kingdom  
[North America]  Canada,  
United  States  of America  
[Latin America]  Costa  Rica   
Live  plants  and plant  parts  being 
capable of planting for 
cultivation  (excluding seeds and 
fruit)  of the following plants:  
Columnea erythrophaea, Gloxinia 
gymnostoma, Gloxinia 
nematanthodes, Gloxinia 
purpurascens , Nematanthus 
wettsteini, Brunfelsia undulate   
The plants  must  be tested  by the 
appropriate  genetic  method  such  
as RT-PCR  assay  before  export  
and found  to be free from  
Columnea latent viroid .  
 
NPPOs  of exporting  country  
must  confirm  the completion  of 
the test and absence  of Columnea 
latent viroid  in the plants.  
Additional  declaration  about  
these  confirmations  is required  
on Phytosanitary  Certificate.  
6. 
[North America]  Canada  
[Latin America] Mexico   
Live  plants  and plant  parts  being 
capable of planting for 
cultivation  (excluding seeds and 
fruit)  of the following plants:  
Solanum cardiophyllum   
The plants  must  be tested  by the 
appropriate  genetic  method  such  
as RT-PCR  assay  before  export  
and found  to be free from  
Mexican papita viroid.   
 
NPPOs  of exporting  country  
must  confirm  the completion  of 
the test and absence  of Mexican 
papita viroid in the plants.  
Additional  declaration  about  
these  confirmations  is required  
on Phytosanitary  Certificate.  
7. 
[Asia] Indonesia  
[Middle East] Israel  
[Europe] Austria,  Belgium, 
France, Finland, Germany,  
Live  plants  and plant  parts  being 
capable of planting for 
cultivation  (excluding seeds and 
fruit)  of the following plants:   
The plants  must  be tested  by the 
appropriate  genetic  method  such  
as RT-PCR  assay  before  export  
and found to be free from  Tomato 
36 Italy, Netherlands, Slovenia  
[Africa] Cote d'Ivoire , Senegal, 
Tunisia  Solanum jasminoides, Solanum 
pseudocapsicum, Solanum 
rantonnetii, Streptosolen jamesonii, 
Brugmansia, Cestrum  apical stunt  viroid .  
 
NPPOs  of exporting  country  
must  confirm  the completion  of 
the test and absence  of Tomato 
apical stunt  viroid  in the plants.  
Additional  declaration  about  
these  confirmations  is required  
on Phytosanitary  Certificate.  
8. 
[Asia]  India 
[Europe] Czech Republic, 
Finland, France, Slovenia, 
United  Kingdom  
[North America]  United  States  
of America  
[Latin America] Mexico   
Live  plants  and plant  parts  being 
capable of planting for 
cultivation  (excluding seeds and 
fruit)  of the following plants:  
Pittosporum tobira, Vinca minor, 
Petunia, Verbena   
The plants  must  be tested  by the 
appropriate  genetic  method  such  
as RT-PCR  assay  before  export  
and found to be free from  Tomato 
chlorotic dwarf  viroid .  
 
NPPOs  of exporting  country  
must  confirm  the completion  of 
the test and absence  of Tomato 
chlorotic dwarf  viroid  in the 
plants.  Additional  declaration  
about  these  confirmations  is 
required  on Phytosanitary  
Certificate.  
 
37  
Annex 6  
Condition  for quarantine pests specified in the annexed tables 1 -2 and 2 -2 
of the Enforcement Ordinance of the Plant Protection Law and the details 
of additional declarations on a phytosanitary certificate  
 
The additional declarations specified in the articles 1 an d 2 of this requirement shall be stated on a 
phytosanitary certificate of exporting countries specified in the annexed tables 1- 2 (Annex3)  and 2- 2  
(Annex5) of the Enforcement Ordinance of the Plant Protection Law.  
 
1. Inspections at growing sites, specif ied in the annexed table 1- 2 of the Enforcement Ordinance of the 
Plant Protection Law （Newly  added and updated quarantine  pests and condition  in the list are 
underlined）  
Quarantine  Pests  Condition  
(1) Heterodera schachtii  
Meloidogyne chitwoodi  
Meloidogyne  fallax  
Nacobbus  aberrans  
Radopholus  similis  "This is to further certify that the plants were grown on a 
farm(s) where XXX has/have not been recorded, and these 
plants were inspected on the field during the growing season and the growing medium of the 
growing site(s) and the 
underground parts of the plants were examined by an 
appropriate method(s) and found to be free from the pest(s) 
mentioned above."  
 
Replace the XXX with the scientific name(s) of either, 
Heterodera schachtii, Meloidogyne chitwoodi, M eloidogyne 
fallax, Nacobbus aberrans or Radopholus similis , as 
appropriate.  
 
(2) Fusarium oxysporum  f. sp. pisi "This is to further certify that the parent plants were grown 
on a farm(s) where Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. pisi has not been recorded, and these plants were inspected on the field 
during the late growing season and found to be free from the pest mentioned above."  
 
(3) Phytophthora kernoviae  
Phytophthora ramorum  "This is to further certify that the plants were grown on a 
farm(s) where XXX has/have not been recorded, and these 
plants were inspected on the field during the growing season and found to be free from the pest mentioned above."  
 
38 Replace the XXX with the scientific name(s) of 
Phytophthora kernoviae and/or Phytophthora ramorum  , as 
appropriate.  
 
(4) Curtobacterium flaccumfaciens  pv. 
flaccumfaciens  "This is to further certify that the parent plants were 
inspected on the field during the late growing season and 
found to be free from Curtobacterium flaccumfaciens pv. 
flaccumfaciens. " 
 
(5) Acidovorax avenae  subsp. citrulli  "This is to further certify that the parent plants were 
inspected on the field during their fruit maturity stage before 
harvest and found to be free from Acidovorax avenae subsp. 
citrulli. " 
 
(6) Pantoea stewartii “This is to further certify that the parent plants were grown 
on a farm(s) where intensive controls against the vectors of 
Pantoea stewartii were carried out, and where these plants 
were inspected on the field during the most active growing 
season and found  to be free from the pest mentioned above.”  
 
(7) Clavibacter michiganensis  sub sp. 
nebraskensis  “This is to further certify that the parent plants were 
inspected on the field during the most active growing season and found to be free from Clavibacter michiganensis subsp. 
nebraskensis. ” 
 
(8) Broad bean stain virus  
Broad bean true mosaic virus  “This is to further certify that the parent plants were grown 
on a farm(s) where intensive controls against the vectors of 
XXX were carried out, and where these plants were 
inspected on the field during the most active growing season 
and found to be free from the pest mentioned above.”  
 Replace the XXX with the scientific name of either Broad bean stain virus  or Broad bean true mosaic virus , as 
appropriate.  
 
(9) Plum pox virus  “This is to further certify that the plants were grown on a 
farm(s) where intensive controls against the vectors of Plum 
pox virus were carried out, and these plants were inspected 
39 on the field during the early growing season and found to be  
free from Plum pox virus.”  
 
(10) Pepino mosaic virus  For seeds 
“This is to further certify that the parent plants were grown 
on a farm(s) where Pepino mosaic virus has not been 
recorded and were inspected on the field during the growing 
season, and the parent plants or seeds which were produced 
from these plants  were tested by an appropriate serological 
diagnosis method(s) such as ELISA or an appropriate 
genetic method(s) such as RT -PCR assay and found to be 
free from the pest men tioned above.”  
 
For live plants  
“This is to further certify that the plants were grown on a 
farm (s) where Pepino mosaic virus has not been recorded,  
were inspected on the field during the growing season and 
were tested by an appropriate serological diagnos is 
method(s) such as ELISA or an appropriate genetic 
method(s) such as RT -PCR assay , and found to be free from 
the pest mentioned above.”  
(11) Potato spindle tuber viroid  
Columnea latent viroid   
Pepper chat fruit viroid  
Tomato apical stunt viroid  
Tomato chlorotic dwarf viroid  
Mexican papita viroid 
Tomato planta macho viroid  Additional  declarations for Potato spindle tuber viroid, 
Columnea latent viroid , Pepper chat fruit viroid , Tomato 
apical stunt viroid  and Tomato chlorotic dwarf viroid  
 
For seeds 
“This is to further certify that the parent plants were grown 
on a farm(s) where XXX has not been recorded and were 
inspected on the field during the growing season , and the 
parent plants or seeds which were produced from these 
plants were tested by an appropri ate genetic method(s) such 
as RT -PCR assay and found to be free from the pest 
mentioned above.”  
 
Additional  declarations for Potato spindle tuber viroid, 
Columnea latent viroid , Pepper chat fruit viroid , Tomato 
apical stunt viroid , Tomato chlorotic dwarf viroid , Mexican 
40 papita viroid and Tomato planta macho viroid  
 
For live plants  
“This is to further certify that the plants were grown on a 
farm where XXX has not been recorded, were inspected on 
the field during the growing season and were tested by an 
appropriate genetic method(s) such as RT -PCR assay , and 
found to be free from the pest mentioned above.”  
 
Replace the XXX with the scientific name of Potato spindle 
tuber viroid, Columnea latent viroid , Pepper chat fruit 
viroid , Tomato apical stunt viroid, Tomato chlorotic dwarf 
viroid,  Mexican papita viroid and/or  Tomato planta macho 
viroid  as appropriate.  
Note : "A farm(s) where XXX has/have not been recorded" in (1), (2), (3), (10) and (11) includes a farm(s) 
where the pest(s) was recorded previously, but has been eradicated.  
 
2. Phytosanitary Measures should be carried out in Exporting Countries, specified in the annexed table 2- 2 
of the amended Enforcement Ordinance of the Pla nt Protection Law （Newly  added and updated 
quarantine  pests and condition in the list are underlined ） 
Quarantine  Pests  Condition  
(1) Phytophthora kernoviae  
Phytophthora ramorum  "This is to further certify that the growing media and/or the 
mulch materials of plant origin were disinfected by heat 
treatment specified in section III of the certificate and found 
to be free from XXX. " 
 
Replace the XXX with the scientific name(s) of either 
Phytophthora kernoviae  and/or Phytophthora ramorum , as 
appropriate.  
 
In ad dition, in the section III of the phytosanitary certificate 
(Disinfestation and/or Disinfection Treatments) it should be 
stated that the growing media and/or the mulch materials 
were disinfected by heat treatment at 71 degrees Celsius or 
higher for 75 cons ecutive minutes or longer, with the date of 
the treatment stated.  
 
41 (2) Pepino mosaic virus  Additional  declarations for Pepino mosaic virus  
“This is to further certify that t he plants were born from 
seeds or parent plants  which were not infected with Pepino 
mosaic virus , were grown o n a farm(s) where Pepino mosaic 
virus has not been recorded and were tested by an 
appropriate serological diagnosis method(s) such as ELISA 
or an appropriate genetic diagnosis method(s) such as 
RT-PCR assay, and found to be  free from the pest mentioned 
above.”  
(3) Potato spindle tuber viroid  
Columnea latent viroid  
Mexican papita viroid  
Tomato apical stunt viroid  
Tomato chlorotic dwarf viroid Additional  declarations for Potato spindle tuber viroid  
For seeds of Petunia  
“This is to further certify that the parent plants were grown 
on a farm(s) where Potato spindle tuber viroid has not been 
recorded, and the parent plants or seeds which were 
produced from these plants  were tested by an appropriate 
genetic method(s) such as RT -PCR assay and found to be free 
from the pest mentioned above.”  
 
Additional  declarations for  Potato spindle tuber viroid, 
Columnea latent viroid , Mexican papita viroid, Tomato apical 
stunt viroid  and Tomato chlorotic dwarf viroid  
For live plants  
“This is to further certify that the plants were born from 
seeds or parent plants which were not infected with XXX , 
were grown on a farm(s) where XXX has not been recorded  
and were tested by an appropriate genetic diagnosis 
method(s) such as RT -PCR assay , and found to be free from 
the pest mentioned above.”  
 
Replace the XXX with the scientific name of Potato spindle 
tuber viroid , Columnea latent viroid, Mexican papita viroid, 
Tomato apical stunt viroid  and/or Tomato chlorotic dwarf 
viroid  as appropriate.  
Note : "A farm(s) where XXX has/have not been recorded" in (2) and (3) includes a farm(s) where the 
pest(s) was recorded previously, but has been eradicated.  
 
 
 
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