Have plants been subjected to comprehensive plant health screening and quarantine?
Plants that may be transferred to horticultural premises must have a clean bill of health because of the risk of introducing disease to cultivated populations. These plants must be placed in quarantine to determine if they are disease-free before being transferred to a propagation centre. Answer: Yes: Proceed to Question 3. No: Quarantine and screen and move to Question 3. Question 3: Have plants been found to be disease-free by comprehensive plant health screening and quarantine or can they be treated for any pests and diseases discovered? If, during quarantine, the plants are found to harbour pests that can not be eliminated or diseases that can not reasonably be expected to be cured, they must be destroyed to prevent infection of other plants. If the plants are suspected to have come into contact with diseases for which screening is impossible, extended quarantine, donation to a research facility or destruction must be considered. Answer: Yes: Proceed to Question 4. No: If with chro
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