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Quarantine Proclamation 1998 |
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Quarantine Proclamation 1998 |
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Signed and sealed with the Great Seal of Australia
on
1998
Governor-General
By His Excellency's Command,
JOHN ANDERSON
Minister for Primary Industries and Energy
Schedule 1 Quarantine stations
Schedule 2 Proclaimed places
Schedule 3 Diseases affecting animals
Schedule 4 Plant diseases and noxious weeds
Schedule 5 Permitted seeds
Schedule 6 Kinds of plants that must not be imported
Indexes
Table 2 First ports of entry and landing places for aircraft
Table 3 Ports where imported animals generally may be landed
Table 4 Ports where particular kinds of imported animals may be landed
Table 5 Ports where imported plants generally may be landed
Table 6 Ports where imported plants of particular kinds may be landed
Table 7 First ports of entry for vessels other than aircraft
Table 8 Ports where imported animals or plants may be landed
Table 9 Quarantinable diseases (of humans)
Table 10 Human body parts
Table 11 Prohibited biological materials
Table 12 Articles likely to introduce a pest or disease
Table 13 Dead animals and animal parts
Table 14 Other fish and fish products
Table 15 Animal products not to be removed from the Special Quarantine Zone into other parts of Australia
Table 16 Characteristics of plants
Reader's Guide
Warning!
This guide is intended only to help you to understand and use the Quarantine Proclamation 1998. It is not part of the law and is not intended to replace reading the proclamation itself. It is also not a complete summary of the law of quarantine in Australia. (There is also State and Territory law on the introduction and spread of human, animal and plant pests and diseases. That law is not dealt with in this Guide. For information on the law of the States and Territories, refer to the relevant authority of the State or Territory.)
What quarantine is all about
The quarantine system is designed to prevent the introduction
into Australia, the establishment in Australia, or the spread within Australia,
of human, animal or plant pests and diseases. The basic Commonwealth law is
contained in the Quarantine
Act 1908 (the Quarantine Act). There are
4 sets of regulations made under that Act--the Quarantine (General)
Regulations, the Quarantine (Animals) Regulations, the Quarantine (Cocos
Islands) Regulations, and the Quarantine (Plants) Regulations. Again, those
Regulations are not dealt with in this Guide.
The Quarantine Act creates a system by which things that are likely to introduce pests or diseases can be prevented from entering Australia. It also makes it possible to prevent the spread of a pest or disease by preventing the movement within Australia of things likely to spread the pest or disease. The basic way to impose these restrictions is proclamation.
Authority for this proclamation
Sections 5, 12, 13 and 14 of the Quarantine Act, so far as
relevant, are as follows:
"5
Interpretation
"(1) In this Act, unless the contrary intention appears:
...
Disease in relation to animals, means glanders, farcy, pleuro-pneumonia contagiosa, foot and mouth disease, rinderpest, anthrax, Texas or tick fever, hog cholera, swine plague, mange, scab, surra, dourine, rabies, tuberculosis, actinomycosis, variola ovina, or any disease, parasite or pest declared by the Governor-General by proclamation to be a disease affecting animals.
Disease, in relation to plants, means any disease, pest or plant declared by the Governor-General by proclamation, or by the Minister by notice published in the Gazette, to be a disease or pest affecting plants or a noxious plant.
...
Quarantinable disease means plague, cholera, yellow fever, typhus fever, or leprosy, or any disease declared by the Governor-General, by proclamation, to be a quarantinable disease.
...
"12
Proclaimed places
"The Governor-General may, by proclamation, declare that any place beyond or
in Australia is infected with a quarantinable disease, or that a quarantinable
disease may be brought or carried from or through that place, and thereupon,
and so long as the proclamation remains in force, that place shall be a
proclaimed place within the meaning of this Act.
...
(a) declare any ports in Australia to be first ports of entry for oversea vessels;
(aaa) declare any ports in the Cocos Islands to be first Cocos Islands ports of entry for oversea vessels;
(aa) declare any place or area in Australia or the Cocos Islands to be a landing place for vessels engaged in navigation by air;
(b) declare any ports in Australia or the Cocos Islands to be ports where imported animals and plants or any particular kinds of imported animals or plants may be landed;
(c) appoint places on land or sea to be quarantine stations for the performance of quarantine by vessels, persons, goods, animals, or plants;
(d) prohibit the introduction into Australia, or prohibit the introduction into the Cocos Islands, of any noxious insect, or any pest, or any disease germ or microbe, or any disease agent, or any culture virus or substance or article containing, or likely to contain, any noxious insect, pest, disease germ, microbe, or disease agent;
(e) prohibit the importation into Australia, or prohibit the importation into the Cocos Islands, of any articles likely, in his or her opinion, to introduce, establish or spread any infectious or contagious disease, or disease or pest affecting persons, animals or plants;
(f) prohibit the importation into Australia, or prohibit the importation into the Cocos Islands, of any animals or plants, or any parts of animals or plants;
(fa) prohibit the bringing into any port or place in Australia or the Cocos Islands of any animals;
(g) prohibit the removal of any animals, plants or goods, or parts of animals or plants from any part of the Commonwealth to any other part of the Commonwealth or from any part of the Cocos Islands to any other part of the Cocos Islands;
(h) declare any part of the Commonwealth or of the Cocos Islands in which any quarantinable disease or any disease or pest affecting animals or plants exists, or is suspected to exist, to be a quarantine area; or
(i) declare that any vessel, persons, animals, plants, or goods in any quarantine area, or in any part of the Commonwealth or of the Cocos Islands in which any quarantinable disease, or any disease or pest affecting plants or animals, exists, or is suspected to exist, shall be subject to quarantine.
"(1A) The power to declare first ports of entry shall extend to authorize the declaration of a port to be a first port of entry for all oversea vessels, or for oversea vessels from any particular place, or for any class of oversea vessels.
"(1B) The power to declare first Cocos Islands ports of entry shall extend to authorize the declaration of a port to be a first Cocos Islands port of entry for all oversea vessels, or for oversea vessels from any particular place, or for any class of oversea vessels.
"(2) The power of prohibition under this section shall extend to authorize prohibition generally or with limitations as to place and subject matter, and either absolutely or subject to any specified conditions or restrictions.
"(2A) A Proclamation made under subsection (1):
(a) prohibiting the importation into Australia or the Cocos Islands of any thing; or
(b) prohibiting the removal of any thing from any part of the Commonwealth to any other part of the Commonwealth or from any part of the Cocos Islands to any other part of the Cocos Islands;
may provide that the importation or removal of that thing is prohibited unless a permit granting permission to import or remove that thing or a class of those things is granted by a Director of Quarantine.
"(2B) A permit granted pursuant to a proclamation made in accordance
with
subsection (2A) may be granted subject to compliance with conditions or
requirements, either before or after the importation or removal of the thing to
which the permit relates, by the holder of the permit, being conditions or
requirements set out in the permit.
"(2C) If, after the grant of a permit under a Proclamation made in accordance with subsection (2A), a Director of Quarantine is satisfied:
(a) that the risk of the introduction, establishment or spread of diseases or pests attaching to the importation or removal of the thing or class of things to which the permit relates has altered; or
(b) that the person to whom the permit was granted has breached a condition of the permit;
that Director of Quarantine may, by notice in writing given to the person to whom the permit was issued, revoke the permit.
"(3) The powers conferred on the Governor-General by this section, in relation to the matters specified in paragraphs (g), (h), and (i) of subsection (1), so far as they relate to animals, plants or goods, or any disease or pest affecting animals or plants, shall only be exercised in relation to the Commonwealth in cases where the Governor-General is satisfied that the exercise of those powers is necessary for the purpose of preventing the introduction, establishment or spread of a quarantinable disease, or a disease or pest affecting animals or plants.
"(4) Where there is in force a Proclamation (in this subsection referred to as the relevant Proclamation) under subsection (1) (whether made before or after the commencement of this subsection) prohibiting the importation into Australia of any articles, animals or plants, the Governor-General may, by Proclamation (in this subsection referred to as the exempting Proclamation), either generally or subject to such conditions or restrictions as are specified in the exempting Proclamation, exempt from the operation of the relevant Proclamation articles, animals or plants of a kind specified in the exempting Proclamation, being articles, animals or plants that:
(a) are brought into a part of Australia that is in the Protected Zone or in an area in the vicinity of the Protected Zone on board a Protected Zone vessel; and
(b) are owned by, or are under the control of, a traditional inhabitant who is on board that vessel and have been used, are being used or are intended to be used by him or her in connection with the performance of traditional activities in the Protected Zone or in an area in the vicinity of the Protected Zone.
"(5) A Proclamation made under subsection (1) may, either generally or subject
to such conditions or restrictions as are specified in the Proclamation, exempt
from the operation of the Proclamation any articles, animals or plants
specified in the Proclamation, being articles, animals or plants in respect of
which an exemption may be granted under subsection (4).
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Exemption of certain vessels and goods
"The Governor-General may exempt, for such time and subject to such
conditions as he or she thinks fit, from all or any of the provisions of this
Act:
(a) any ship of war;
(b) any vessels trading exclusively:
(i) between Australian ports;
(ia) between Australian ports and Australian installations;
(ii) between ports in the Cocos Islands;
(iii) between Australia and New Zealand;
(iv) between Australia and Fiji;
(v) between Australia and the Cocos Islands; or
(vi) between Australia and another place adjacent to Australia;
(c) any particular vessel or class of vessels; and
(d) any persons, animals, plants, or goods.".
The Quarantine Act extends to the Cocos (Keeling) Islands, but not to Christmas Island or the Ashmore and Cartier Islands--see ss 6AA and 6AB. (It also does not extend to the other non-self-governing Territories--see s 17 (a) of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901.) When the proclamation speaks of Australia, it means the States, the Australian Capital Territory, the Jervis Bay Territory and the Northern Territory. That is, Australia does not include Norfolk Island (which has its own quarantine laws), the Territory of Christmas Island or the uninhabited external Territories. (Lord Howe Island is part of New South Wales, and Macquarie Island is part of Tasmania.)
Earlier Quarantine Proclamations
A large number of Quarantine Proclamations have been made under these provisions. This proclamation revokes all earlier Quarantine Proclamations that are still in force (see s 74 on page 79).
A permit to import something granted under a revoked proclamation remains effective to permit the importation of the thing (see s 3 (4) on page 18 and s 75 on page 79).
How the proclamation is arranged
Most of this proclamation is about things that cannot be imported into Australia or the Cocos (Keeling) Islands. There are also some restrictions on the movement of things within Australia. Where a Part of this proclamation is about both importing things into Australia (that is, the States, the Australian Capital Territory, the Jervis Bay Territory and the Northern Territory), and importing things into the Cocos (Keeling) Islands, the parts about Australia and the parts about the Cocos (Keeling) Islands are in separate Divisions within the Part. If a Part contains restrictions on moving things within Australia, those restrictions are in yet another Division. All of the Parts and Divisions have self-explanatory headings that are repeated as running headings at the top of each page within the Part or Division.
The proclamation is organised into Parts as follows:
* Parts 1 and 2--preliminary and general matters
* Part 3--human quarantine
* Parts 4 and 5--some miscellaneous matters that do not fit easily into human, animal or plant quarantine
* Part 6--animal quarantine
* Part 7--plant quarantine
* Parts 8, 9 and 10--administrative matters.
Some of the Parts are divided into Divisions, as mentioned above.
Following Part 10 are the Schedules, which set out lengthy matters that cannot be conveniently put into the main text of the proclamation.
At the end there are 2 short indexes, by pages and by provisions, (beginning
on
page 137) that can be used to find where the proclamation deals with
controls on the importation of particular things or products--say, dairy
products. It does not include topics dealt with in Part 1 or 2 (that is, things
like first ports of entry), because those topics can be easily found through
the Table of Contents. There are lists of first ports of entry and airports
below.
The proclamation is arranged so that you do not need to look for other documents to understand it. Where it refers to other Commonwealth or State legislation or Gazette notices, a copy of the relevant legislation or notice has been included (if possible) as a note in the text. There are many other notes giving, for example, references to relevant provisions of the Quarantine Act.
What status has a particular port under the proclamation?
Many ports in Australia are proclaimed as first ports of entry, and many airports are declared to be landing places for aircraft. (The declaration of ports as first ports of entry begins on page 20, and the declaration of airports as landing places for aircraft begins on page 21). The following tables list the ports that are first ports of entry (in alphabetical order), and the airports that are landing places for aircraft (also in alphabetical order). The tables also show whether imported animals and plants may be landed at a port or airport. Ports and airports in the Cocos Islands are not included in the tables, but see Division 2 of Part 2 (beginning on page 27).
1 Ports in Australia that are first ports of entry for vessels other than aircraft
Port Can imported animals be Can imported plants be
landed there? landed there?
Abbot Point
Albany
Ardrossan
Beauty Point (see Yes
Launceston)
Bell Bay (see Launceston) Certain kinds only--see Yes
table 4 on page 23
Botany Bay Yes Yes
Brisbane Yes
Broome Yes
Bunbury Yes
Bundaberg
Burnie Yes
Cairns Yes
Cape Thevenard
Carnarvon
Coffs Harbour
Dalrymple Bay (see Hay
Point)
Dampier Yes
Darwin Yes Yes
Derby
Devonport Yes
Esperance
Exmouth
Fremantle Yes Yes
Geelong Yes
Geraldton Yes
Gladstone Yes
Gove (Nhulunbuy) Yes
Groote Eylandt
Hay Point (including
Dalrymple Bay)
Hobart Yes Yes
Launceston (including Certain kinds only--see Yes
Beauty Point and Bell Bay) table 4 on page 23
Lord Howe Island
Lucinda
Mackay
Melbourne Yes Yes
Mourilyan Harbour
Newcastle Yes
Nhulunbuy (see Gove)
Port Adelaide Yes Yes
Port Alma Yes
Port Bonython
Port Giles
Port Hedland Yes
Port Huon
Port Jackson, Sydney Yes Yes
Port Kembla Grain only--see table 6
on page 25
Port Latta
Port Lincoln
Port Pirie
Port Stanvac
Port Walcott
Portland
Spring Bay
Stanley Yes
Thursday Island Certain kinds only--see
table 6 on page 25
Townsville Certain kinds only--see Yes
table 4 on page 23
Twofold Bay
Wallaroo
Weipa
Westernport
Whyalla
Wyndham
Yamba Sawn timber only--see
table 6 on page 25
2
Airports in Australia that are landing places for aircraft
Airport Can imported animals be Can imported plants be
landed there? landed there?
Adelaide Airport Yes Yes
Alice Springs
Avalon Airport
Brisbane Airport Yes Yes
Broome Airport Yes
Cairns Airport Yes Yes
Canberra Airport
Darwin Airport Yes Yes
Essendon Airport
HMAS Albatross
Hobart Airport Yes Yes
Horn Island Airport
Kingsford-Smith Airport, Yes Yes
Sydney
Learmonth Airport
Lord Howe Island Airport
Perth Airport Yes Yes
Port Hedland Airport Yes
RAAF Base, Amberley
RAAF Base, Edinburgh
RAAF Base, Fairbairn
RAAF Base, Laverton
RAAF Base, Pearce
RAAF Base, Richmond
RAAF Base, Tindal
RAAF Base, Williamtown
Townsville Airport Certain kinds only--see Yes
table 4 on page 23
Tullamarine Airport Yes Yes
Part
1 Preliminary
This proclamation is the Quarantine Proclamation 1998.
2 Commencement
This proclamation commences on the day it is gazetted.
3 Definitions
In this proclamation:
Cocos Islands see section 5 of the Quarantine Act.
Note The definition is:
"Cocos Islands means the Territory of Cocos (Keeling) Islands.".
Director of Quarantine see section 5 of the Quarantine Act.
Note The definition is:
"Director of Quarantine means:
(a) where the expression is used in a context that relates only to human quarantine--the Director of Human Quarantine;
(b) where the expression is used in a context that relates only to animals or plants or both--the Director of Animal and Plant Quarantine; or
(c) in any other case--the Director of Human Quarantine or the Director of
Animal and Plant Quarantine.".
electronically
(a) by facsimile; or
(b) by electronic mail.
hermetically sealed container means a container that, when closed, does not allow microorganisms or any other material to enter it.
officer see section 5 of the Quarantine Act.
Note The definition is:
"Officer means a quarantine officer or other officer appointed under this Act.".
Quarantine Act means the Quarantine Act 1908.
Special Quarantine Zone
(a) beginning at the intersection of the parallel 10deg. 28' south latitude with the meridian 142deg. east longitude; and
(b) then bearing due east to the intersection of the parallel 10deg. 28' south latitude with the meridian 143deg. east longitude; and
(c) then bearing due south to the intersection of the parallel 10deg. 47' south latitude with the meridian 143deg. east longitude; and
(d) then bearing due west to the intersection of the parallel 10deg. 47' south latitude with the meridian 142deg.46' east longitude; and
(e) then bearing generally north-westerly to the intersection of the parallel 10deg. 36' south latitude with the meridian 142deg. 27' east longitude; and
(f) then bearing generally south-westerly to the intersection of the parallel 10deg. 52' south latitude with the meridian 142deg. 10' east longitude; and
(g) then bearing due west to the intersection of the parallel 10deg. 52' south latitude with the meridian 142deg. east longitude; and
(h) then bearing due north to the point of commencement.
Note Terms defined in the Act have the same meaning in this proclamation--see the Acts Interpretation Act 1901, s 46 (1) (a).
4 Meaning of permit to import or remove something
A reference in this proclamation to a permit to import or remove something includes:
(a) a permit to import the thing, or remove the thing to another part of Australia, granted under a proclamation revoked by this proclamation; and
(b) a permit that allows the importation or removal of things in a class of
things that includes the thing.
5 References to a thing being intended for a particular
use
For this proclamation, a thing is taken to be intended for a particular use if:
(a) a person states in an application for a permit, or otherwise tells an officer, that the thing is intended for that use; and
(b) there is no evidence known to an officer that the thing is intended for
some other use.
Note Section number 6 intentionally not
used.
7 Material that is, and is not, part of this proclamation
(1) The Reader's Guide is not part of this proclamation.
(2) A note in this proclamation is explanatory and is not part of this proclamation.
(3) A heading to a Part, Division, section, table, schedule or part of a
schedule is part of this proclamation.
and quarantine
stations
Division 1 Australia
8 First ports of entry for vessels other than aircraft
Each port mentioned in table 1 is a first port of entry for oversea
vessels other than aircraft.
Table
1
First ports of entry for vessels other than aircraft
New South Wales
Botany Bay, Sydney
Coffs Harbour
Lord Howe Island
Newcastle
Port Jackson, Sydney
Port Kembla
Twofold Bay
Yamba
Victoria
Geelong
Melbourne
Portland
Westernport
South Australia
Ardrossan
Cape Thevenard
Port Adelaide
Port Bonython
Port Giles
Port Lincoln
Port Pirie
Port Stanvac
Wallaroo
Whyalla
Queensland
Abbot Point
Brisbane
Bundaberg
Cairns
Gladstone
Hay Point (including Dalrymple Bay)
Lucinda
Mackay
Mourilyan Harbour
Port Alma
Thursday Island
Townsville
Weipa
Northern Territory
Darwin
Gove (Nhulunbuy)
Groote Eylandt
Western Australia
Albany
Broome
Bunbury
Carnarvon
Dampier
Derby
Esperance
Exmouth
Fremantle
Geraldton
Port Hedland
Port Walcott
Wyndham
Tasmania
Burnie
Devonport
Hobart Including Risdon and Selfs Point)
Launceston, including Beauty Point, Bell Bay and Long Reach
Port Latta
Port Huon
Spring Bay
9 First ports of entry and landing places for aircraft
(1) Each place or area mentioned in table 2 is a first port of entry for aircraft.
(2) Each place or area mentioned in that table is a landing place for aircraft.
Table
2
First ports of entry and landing places for aircraft
New South Wales
HMAS Albatross
Lord Howe Island Airport
Royal Australian Air Force Base, Richmond
Royal Australian Air Force Base, Williamtown
Kingsford-Smith Airport, Sydney
Victoria
Avalon Airport
Essendon Airport, Melbourne
Tullamarine Airport, Melbourne
Royal Australian Air Force Base, Laverton
Queensland
Brisbane Airport
Cairns Airport
Horn Island Airport
Royal Australian Air Force Base, Amberley
Townsville Airport
Tasmania
Hobart Airport
Western Australia
Broome Airport
Learmonth Airport
Perth Airport
Port Hedland Airport
Royal Australian Air Force Base,
South Australia
Adelaide Airport
Royal Australian Air Force Base, Edinburgh
Australian Capital Territory
Canberra Airport (including Royal Australian Air Force Base,
Fairbairn)
Northern Territory
Darwin Airport
Alice Springs Airport
Royal Australian Air Force Base,
Pearce
Tindal
Each port mentioned in table 3 is a port where imported animals may be
landed.
Table
3
Ports where imported animals generally may be landed
New South Wales
Port Botany, Sydney
Port Jackson, Sydney
Kingsford Smith Airport, Sydney
Victoria
Melbourne
Tullamarine Airport, Melbourne
Queensland
Brisbane
Brisbane Airport
Cairns Airport
South Australia
Adelaide Airport
Port Adelaide
Western Australia
Fremantle
Tasmania
Hobart, including Risdon and Selfs Point
Hobart Airport
Northern Territory
Darwin Airport
Darwin
Gove (Nhulunbuy)
11 Ports where imported animals of particular kinds may be landed (Quarantine Act, s 13 (1) (b))
Each port mentioned in column 2 of an item in table 4 is a port where imported animals of a kind mentioned in column 3 of the item may be landed.
Table 4 Ports where particular kinds of imported animals may be
landed
Column Column 2
Port Column 3
Kinds of imported
1
Item animal
Queensland
1 Townsville (including Carnivores from New Zealand
Townsville Airport) (including domestic catscats,
domestic and domestic
dogsdogs, domestic) Carnivores
(other than domestic cats and
domestic dogs) from a country
other than New Zealand
Marsupials, primates, rodents
and turtles
Tasmania
2 Launceston (including Animals from New Zealand
Bell Bay)
12
Ports where imported plants generally may be landed
(Quarantine Act, s 13 (1) (b))Each port in Australia specified in table 5 is a port where imported plants may be landed.
New South Wales
Kingsford Smith Airport, Sydney
Newcastle
Port Botany, Sydney
Port Jackson, Sydney
Victoria
Geelong
Melbourne
Tullamarine Airport, Melbourne
Queensland
Brisbane
Brisbane Airport
Cairns
Cairns Airport
Gladstone
Port Alma
Townsville
Townsville Airport
South Australia
Adelaide Airport
Port Adelaide
Western Australia
Broome
Bunbury
Dampier
Fremantle
Geraldton
Perth Airport
Port Hedland
Tasmania
Burnie
Devonport
Hobart, including Risdon and Selfs Point
Hobart Airport
Launceston, including Beauty Point, Bell Bay and Long Reach
Stanley
Northern Territory
Darwin
Darwin Airport
13 Ports where imported plants of particular kinds may be
landed
A port mentioned in column 2 of an item in table 6 is a port where imported plants of a kind mentioned in column 3 of the item may be landed.
Table 6 Ports where imported plants of particular kinds may be
landed
Column Column 2
Port Column 3
Kind of imported
1
Item plants
Queensland
1 Thursday Island Fruit and vegetables solely
for food for human consumption
New South Wales
2 Port Kembla Grain
3 Yamba Sawn timber (other than logs)
14
Quarantine stations for animals or goods (Quarantine Act,
s 13 (1) (c))(1) The following places are quarantine stations for the performance of quarantine by animals or goods:
(a) the place known as the Billabong avian quarantine facility, Marulan in New South Wales described in clause 1 of Part 1 of Schedule 1;
(b) the place at Eastern Creek in New South Wales described in clause 2 of Part 1 of Schedule 1;
(c) the place known as Taronga Zoo, Mosman in New South Wales described in clause 3 of Part 1 of Schedule 1;
(d) the place known as Royal Melbourne Zoological Gardens, Parkville in Victoria described in clause 4 of Part 1 of Schedule 1;
( e) the place known as Sandown Racecourse in Victoria described in clause 5 of Part 1 of Schedule 1;
(f) the place at Spotswood in Victoria described in clause 6 of Schedule 1;
(g) the place on Torrens Island in South Australia described in clause 7 of Part 1 of Schedule 1;
(h) the place known as Adelaide Zoo, Adelaide in South Australia described in clause 8 of Part 1 of Schedule 1;
(i) the place at Byford in Western Australia described in clause 9 of Part 1 of Schedule 1;
(j) the place known as Perth Zoological Gardens, South Perth in Western Australia described in clause 10 of Part 1 of Schedule 1.
Note Part 1 of Schedule 1 begins on page 80.
(2) However, in spite of paragraph (1) (e), on a day when a race meeting
is being conducted at Sandown Racecourse, only the area from the racecourse
proper in the east to Corrigan Road in the west, and from the pondage in the
south to Dandenong Road in the north, is taken to be a quarantine station.
15
The following places are quarantine stations for the performance of quarantine by plants or goods:
(a) the place at Rydalmere in New South Wales described in clause 11 of Part 2 of Schedule 1;
(b) the place at Knoxfield in Victoria described in clause 12 of Part 2 of Schedule 1;
(c) the place at Kamerunga in Queensland described in clause 13 of Part 2 of Schedule 1;
(d) the place at Baron Hay Court, South Perth in Western Australia described in clause 14 of Part 2 of Schedule 1;
(e) the place at Kingston in Tasmania described in clause 15 of Part 2 of Schedule 1.
Note Part 2 of Schedule 1 begins on page 83.
16 First ports of entry for vessels other than for
aircraft
Each port mentioned in table 7 is a first Cocos Islands port of entry for oversea vessels (other than aircraft).
Table 7 First ports of entry for vessels other than aircraft
Cocos (Keeling) Islands Direction Island West Island
17
First port of entry and landing place for aircraft
(Quarantine Act, ss 13 (1) (aaa) and
(aa))
Cocos (Keeling) Islands Airport is a first port of entry, and a
landing place, for aircraft.
18 Ports where imported animals may be landed
Each port and landing place mentioned in table 8 is a port where imported animals may be landed.
Table 8 Ports where imported animals or plants may be landed
Cocos (Keeling) Islands Direction Island West Island
19
Ports where imported plants may be landed (Quarantine Act,
s 13 (1) (b))
Each port and landing place mentioned in table 8 is a port where
imported plants may be landed.
20
The place on West Island in the Cocos Islands described in Part 3 of Schedule 1 is a quarantine station for the performance of quarantine by animals or goods.
Note Part 3 of Schedule 1 is on page 84.
Division 1 General
21
Each disease mentioned in table 9 is a quarantinable disease.
Table 9 Quarantinable diseases (of humans)
Rabiesrabies Viral haemorrhagic fevers of humansviral haemorrhagic
fevers of humans
Note The
definition in the Quarantine Act already includes plague, cholera and yellow
fever--see the Quarantine Act, s 5 (1).
22
Proclaimed places (Quarantine Act, s 12)Each place described in Schedule 2 is a proclaimed place.
Note Schedule 2 begins on page 85.
Division 2 Importation of corpses and human body parts
23 Corpses
(1) The importation into Australia of a corpse or part of a corpse for burial or cremation is prohibited unless:
(a) the corpse or part is accompanied by an official copy of an official certificate or official extract from an entry in an official register, in which the date, place and cause of death of the deceased person are set out; and
(b) when the corpse or part is landed in Australia, the certificate or copy is produced to an officer at the port where the corpse or part is landed.
(2) However, subsection (1) is not taken to prohibit the importation by a person of a corpse or part if:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the corpse or part into Australia; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the vessel on which the corpse or part is imported into Australia arrives at its first port of entry in Australia:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at that port; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
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(1) The importation into Australia of a human body part mentioned in column 2 of an item in table 10 is prohibited unless it complies with the condition in column 3 of the item.
Table 10 Human body parts
Column Column 2
Part Column 3
Condition
1
Item
Bones, teeth etc
1 Human bonesbones, If clean and without adhering
human and tissue, blood or faecal matter
teethteeth, human
for use as curios or
jewellery
Hair
2 Hairhair, human If cleaned by an approved method,
free of adhering material and not
for use in animal foods or
fertilisers, nor for growing
purposes
(2) However, subsection (1) is not taken to prohibit the introduction or
importation by a person of a thing if:(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the thing into Australia; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the vessel on which the thing is imported into Australia arrives at its first port of entry in Australia:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at that port; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
Division 3 Importation of corpses and human body parts into Cocos
Islands
25 Corpses
(1) The importation into the Cocos Islands of a corpse or part of a corpse for burial or cremation is prohibited unless:
(a) the corpse or part is accompanied by an official copy of an official certificate or official extract from an entry in an official register, in which the date, place and cause of death of the deceased person are set out; and
(b) when the corpse or part is landed in the Cocos Islands, the certificate or copy is produced to an officer at the port where the corpse or part is landed.
(2) However, subsection (1) is not taken to prohibit the importation by a person of a corpse or part if:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the corpse or part into the Cocos Islands; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the vessel on which the corpse or part is imported into the Cocos Islands arrives at its first port of entry in the Cocos Islands:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at that port; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
26 Importation of human body parts
(1) The importation into the Cocos Islands of a human body part mentioned in column 2 of an item in table 10 is prohibited unless it complies with the condition in column 3 of the item.
Note Table 10 is on page 31.
(2) However, subsection (1) is not taken to prohibit the introduction or importation by a person of a thing if:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the thing into the Cocos Islands; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the vessel on which the thing is imported into the Cocos Islands arrives at its first port of entry in the Cocos Islands:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at that port; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
Part 4 Biological materials
Division 1 Preliminary
27
In this Part:
animal does not include a micro-organism or an infectious agent.
animal secretion, excretion or exudate does not include silk or wax.
animal tissue does not include:
(a) a living animal; or
(b) any of the following things, if without adhering tissue--skin, hide, wool, hair, bristles, feathers, tusks, teeth, antlers, horn, glue pieces, bones.
human therapeutic use means therapeutic use (within the meaning given by section 3 of the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989) in relation to humans.
human tissue does not include:
(a) a corpse, or part of a corpse, that is being imported for burial or cremation; or
(b) any of the following things, if without adhering tissue--hair, teeth, bones.
infectious agent includes:
(a) a virus; or
(b) a prion; or
(c) a plasmid; or
(d) a viroid; or
(e) genetic material coding for an infectious agent.
micro-organism includes:
(a) a single-celled organism (whether an animal or a plant); or
(b) a bacterium (including chlamydia, coxiella, ehrlichia, mycoplasma, phytoplasma and rickettsia); or
(c) a protozoan; or
(d) a fungus.
prohibited biological material means a substance mentioned in table 11.
Table 11 Prohibited biological materials
Item Material
1 Animal bloodblood, animal or blood components
2 Animal enzymesenzymes, animal
3 Animal secretions, excretions or exudatessecretions,
excretions or exudates, animal
4 Animal semensemen, animal, embryosembryos, animal or
ovaova, animal
5 Animal tissue extractstissue extracts, animal
6 Animal tissuestissues, animal
7 Glue made from animal material
8 Antiseraantisera
9 Cell componentscell components (including microbial
components)
10 Cell linescell lines
11 Cellcell culture media or microbial culture
mediamicrobial culture media
12 Human bloodblood, human or blood componentsblood
components, human (other than blood or blood components
intended only for human therapeutic use)
13 Human enzymesenzymes, human (other than enzymes intended
only for human therapeutic use)
14 Human secretions, excretions or exudatessecretions,
excretions or exudates, human (other than secretions,
excretions or exudates intended only for human
therapeutic use)
15 Human semensemen, human, embryosembryos, human or
ovaova, human (other than semen, embryos or ova intended
only for human therapeutic use, or use for artificial
insemination or in an in-vitro fertilisation program)
16 Human tissue extractstissue extracts, human (other than
tissue extracts intended only for human therapeutic use)
17 Human tissuestissues, human
18 Hybridomashybridomas
19 Infectious agentsinfectious agents
20 Infectious agent extracts (for example, DNA or cell wall
protein)infectious agent extracts
21 Microbial enzymesenzymes, microbial
22 Microbial extracts
23 Microbial fermentation products (other than alcohols,
vitamins and amino acids)
24 Micro-organismsmicro-organisms (other than semen,
embryos or ova)
25 Serasera of animal origin
26 Toxinstoxins of animal or microbial origin
27 Toxoidstoxoids
28 Vaccinesvaccines
Division
2 Importation of biological materials into Australia
28 Importation of biological materials
(1) The introduction or importation into Australia of the following things is prohibited:
(a) an article that is prohibited biological material;
(b) an article that contains prohibited biological material;
(c) an article of which prohibited biological material is an ingredient.
(2) However, subsection (1) is not taken to prevent the importation of:
(a) an article that is, or contains, prohibited biological material, or of which prohibited biological material is an ingredient, if importation of the article is permitted under section 38; or
(b) a dye or colouring agent of animal origin (for example, cochineal); or
(c) food (for either human or animal use); or
(d) a beverage (for either human or animal use); or
(e) a substance that is used as a flavouring for food or beverages (for example, monosodium glutamate); or
(f) a cosmetic substance or perfume for human bodily use that contains, in total less than 20% by mass of material of animal origin (for example, musk, civet or ambergris).
(3) Also, subsection (1) is not taken to prohibit the importation by a person of a thing if:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the thing into Australia; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the vessel on which the thing is imported into Australia arrives at its first port of entry in Australia:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at that port; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
29 Introduction of disease, germs
etc
(1) The introduction or importation into Australia of a substance or article containing, or likely to contain, a pest, disease germ, microbe or disease agent is prohibited.
(2) However, subsection (1) is not taken to prevent the importation of a starter culture for a food or beverage for human consumption.
(3) Also, subsection (1) is not taken to prohibit the importation by a person of a thing if:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the thing into Australia; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the vessel on which the thing is imported into Australia arrives at its first port of entry in Australia:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at that port; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
Division 3 Importation of biological materials into Cocos
Islands
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(1) The introduction or importation into the Cocos Islands of the following things is prohibited:
(a) an article that is prohibited biological material;
(b) an article that contains prohibited biological material;
(c) an article of which prohibited biological material is an ingredient.
Note For the meaning of prohibited biological material, see the definition of that term in section 27 on page 34 and table 11 on page 35.
(2) However, subsection (1) is not taken to prevent the importation of:
(a) an article that is, or contains, prohibited biological material, or of which prohibited biological material is an ingredient, if importation of the article is permitted under section 38; or
(b) a dye or colouring agent of animal origin (for example, cochineal); or
(c) food (for either human or animal use); or
(d) a beverage (for either human or animal use); or
(e) a substance that is used as a flavouring for food or beverages (for example, monosodium glutamate); or
(f) a cosmetic substance or perfume for human bodily use that contains, in total less than 20% by mass of material of animal origin (for example, musk, civet or ambergris).
(3) Also, subsection (1) is not taken to prohibit the importation by a person of a thing if:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the thing into the Cocos Islands; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the vessel on which the thing is imported into the Cocos Islands arrives at its first port of entry in the Cocos Islands:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
31 Introduction of disease, germs etc
(1) The introduction or importation into the Cocos Islands of a substance or article containing, or likely to contain, a pest, disease germ, microbe or disease agent is prohibited.
(2) However, subsection (1) is not taken to prevent the importation of a starter culture for a food or beverage for human consumption.
(3) Also, subsection (1) is not taken to prohibit the importation by a person of a thing if:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the thing into the Cocos Islands; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the vessel on which the thing is imported into the Cocos Islands arrives at its first port of entry in the Cocos Islands:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
Part 5 Articles likely to introduce a pest or
disease
Division 1 Introductory
32 Meaning of article likely to introduce a pest or
disease
In this Part:
article likely to introduce a pest or disease means an article mentioned in table 12.
Table 12 Articles likely to introduce a pest or disease
Item Article
Soilsoil etc
1 Soil and articles containing soil
Waterwater etc
2 Water, other than: (a) sea or ocean water; or (b)
commercially bottled water; or (c) samples of holy
waterholy water
3 Rose-waterrose-water in a consignment of 10 litres or
more
4 Orange-flower waterorange-flower water in a consignment
of 10 litres or more
5 Sea or ocean water, unless: (a) free from suspended
and solid material and marine pathogens; and (b) in a
consignment of less than 5 litres; and (c) intended
for use in a testing laboratory
Fertilisersfertilisers and soil conditionerssoil conditioners
6 Fertiliser of any type, including synthetic fertiliser
7 Growth supplements
8 Soil conditioners of animal, plant or microbial origin
Animal food
9 Food for animals, of plant, animal (including fish) or
microbial origin
Beehivesbeehives
10 Beehives, used
Birds' nestsbirds' nests etc
11 Birds' nests (including nests intended for use in
making soup)
12 Birds' nest products
Coircoir etc
13 Coir and coir products
Peatpeat etc
14 Peat and peat products
Strawstraw
15 Cereal straw articles
Packagingpackaging, used
16 Used bags, cartons or packaging that have been in
contact with animals, animal products, plants or plant
products
17 Used egg crates, containers and packing that have been
in contact with eggs
Machinery etc (used)machinery, used
18 Used food-processing equipment that has been in contact
with cooked or uncooked animal products
19 Used earth-moving or agricultural machinery, including
assembled parts
20 Used tyres
21 Used mining equipment
22 Used grain-milling equipment
23 Field-tested agricultural equipment
Other usedused articles articles
24 Used articles that have been in contact with animals
25 Equipment, used, for use with animals (including bees)
Bioremedial productsbioremedial products
26 Bioremedial products
Division
2 Importation of articles likely to introduce pests or
diseases--Australia
33 Importation of articles likely to introduce pests or diseases
The importation into Australia of an article likely to introduce a pest or disease is prohibited unless:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the article into Australia; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the vessel on which it is imported into Australia arrives at its first port of entry in Australia:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer electronically.
Note For the meaning of article likely to
introduce a pest or disease, see table 12 on page 41.
Division 3 Importation of articles likely to introduce pests or
diseases--Cocos Islands
34 Importation of articles likely to introduce pests or
diseases
The importation into the Cocos Islands of an article likely to introduce a pest or disease is prohibited unless:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the article into the Cocos Islands; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the vessel on which it is imported into the Cocos Islands arrives at its first port of entry in the Cocos Islands:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer electronically.
Note For the meaning of article likely to
introduce a pest or disease, see table 12 on page 41.
Division 1 General
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In this Part:
animal part includes (unless the contrary is stated):
(a) blood; and
(b) animal reproductive material; and
(c) skin (whether or not tanned); and
(d) bone; and
(e) hair and feathers; and
(f) scales; and
(g) chitin.
animal reproductive material means a part of an animal from which another animal can be reproduced, and includes semen, ova, or an embryo.
official veterinarian for a country has the same meaning as in the International Animal Health Code promulgated by the Office International des Epizooties.
Note Under that Code, official
veterinarian of a country means "a civil service veterinarian or a
specially appointed veterinarian as authorised by the veterinary administration
of the country".
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(1) Each disease, parasite or pest mentioned in Schedule 3 is a disease affecting animals.
(2) Each disease mentioned in that Schedule is a quarantinable disease.
Note Schedule 3 begins on page 90.
Division 2 Importation of animals, animal parts and animal products into
Australia
37
(1) In this section, a reference to a live animal does not include a fish, of a kind mentioned in Division 2 of Part II of Schedule 6 to the Wildlife Protection (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1982, that has not been genetically modified.
Note Division 2 of Part II of Schedule 6 of the Wildlife Protection (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1982 is set out in a note beginning on page 134.
(2) The importation into Australia of a live animal by a person is prohibited unless:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import it into Australia; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the vessel on which it is imported into Australia arrives at its first port of entry in Australia:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
(3) However, subsection (2) is not taken to prohibit the importation into
Australia from New Zealand of a live domestic cat if:
(a) an official veterinarian has certified that:
(i) he or she is an official veterinarian; and
(ii) New Zealand is free from rabies; and
(iii) he or she has examined the cat (on a day, and at a time, stated in the certificate) and found it fit to travel; and
(b) the examination mentioned in subparagraph (a) (iii) took place within 72 hours before the cat was exported from New Zealand; and
(c) the cat is accompanied by the certificate; and
(d) when the vessel on which the cat is imported arrives at its first port of
entry in Australia, the certificate or a copy is produced to an officer.
(4) Also, subsection (2) is not taken to prohibit the importation into
Australia from New Zealand of a live domestic dog if:
(a) an official veterinarian has certified that:
(i) he or she is an official veterinarian; and
(ii) New Zealand is free from rabies; and
(iii) none of canine brucellosis, canine ehrlichiosis and leptospirosis due to
Leptospira interrogans var. canicola have been confirmed in New
Zealand within 12 months before the dog is exported from New Zealand; and
(iv) he or she has examined the dog (on a day, and at a time, stated in the
certificate) and found it fit to travel; and
(v) if the dog has ever lived in Africa, it has been treated twice for
Babesia canis with imidocarb dipropionate at a dose rate of
7.5 mg/kg of its live weight; and
(b) the examination mentioned in subparagraph (a) (iv) took place within
72 hours before the dog was exported from New Zealand; and
(c) the dog is accompanied by the certificate; and
(d) when the vessel on which the dog is imported arrives at its first port of
entry in Australia, the certificate or a copy is produced to an officer.
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(1) The importation into Australia of a dead animal or animal part is prohibited.
(2) However, subsection (1) is not taken to prohibit the importation into Australia of an animal, animal part or article mentioned in column 2 of table 13 if the animal, part or article complies with the condition in column 3 of the item.
(3) For the table, an animal or part is non-viable if a living animal of the same species cannot be produced from it.
Table 13 Dead animals and animal parts
Column 1 Column 2 Animal, Column 3 Condition
Item article or part
Animals and animal parts
1 Animals and animal If preserved in gluteraldehyde,
tissuesanimals and 70% alcohol or 10% formalin and
animal tissues, the preservative is at least 80%
preserved in of the volume of the container
preservative
2 Animalsanimals, If treated by an approved
stuffed treatment and accompanied by a
professionally declaration from a taxidermist
stuffed or mounted giving details of the treatment
3 Bees of the family If preserved in gluteraldehyde,
Apidae, 70% alcohol or 10% formalin
preservedbees,
preserved
4 Cnidarianscnidarians If non viable and clean
(Coelenteratescoelent
erates), other than
coral sandcoral sand
5 Echinodermsechinoderm If non-viable and clean
s
6 Insectsinsects, If non-viable (either dead or
preserved (other dried), free from soil and other
than bees of the debris and packed in clean new
family Apidae), containers
spidersspiders,
preserved and
scorpionsscorpions,
preserved,
preserved, for
collections, mounted
for display
7 Tunicatestunicates If non-viable and clean
Skins and hides
8 Animalanimal skins If preserved or tanned by an
or reptile skins approved treatment
9 Rawhide dog If accompanied by manufacturer's
chewsrawhide dog declaration that the product has
chews been soaked in a lime solution of
pH 14 for not less than 8 hours
or irradiated with 50 Kgrays
Bones, teeth, horn etc
10 Animal bonesbones, If clean and devoid of adhering
animal or tissue, blood or faecal matter
teethteeth, animal,
for use as curios,
ivory, or jewellery
11 Animal hornhorn, If clean, free of adhering
animal without velvet material and not for food use
Hair, bristles, feathers, wool etc
12 Bristles and hair If cleaned by an approved method,
free of adhering material and not
for use in animal foods or
fertilisers, nor for growing
purposes
13 Feathersfeathers If intended for use in
manufacturing, clean and no
animal tissue present, but not if
intended for stockfeed
14 Wool, goat fibre or If scoured and certification
other animal confirming the scouring process
fibrefibre, provided, and free from
animalwool contamination by extraneous
material (for example, faeces,
plant material or insects)
Eggshellseggshells
15 Egg shells If commercially blown, clean and
free of adhering material
16 Egg shell ornaments If commercially prepared and
decorated, clean and free of
adhering material (such as
faeces, feathers and egg)
Miscellaneous products of animal origin
17 Fishing fliesflies, If clean and no animal tissues
fishing present
18 Cosmeticscosmetic of If commercially manufactured,
animal origin of, or packaged with an ingredient list
partly of, animal and containing less than 20%
origin animal material (excluding
lanolin)
19 Shells, seashells, If free of insects, soil and
sea (other than other debris and packed in new
oyster shell) clean packaging
20 Shell, turtleshell, If clean and free from adhering
turtle tissue, blood or faecal matter
(4) Also, subsection (1) is not taken to prohibit the importation by a person
of a thing if:(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import it into Australia; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the thing is landed at a place in Australia:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at the place; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
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(1) In this section:
meat means a part of an animal (other than a fish, a crustacean, a mollusc, a crustacean, a cnidarian, an echinoderm or a tunicate) that is intended or able to be used as food by a human being or an animal (whether or not cooked, dried or otherwise processed), and includes:
(a) blood; and
(b) gelatin, bone meal, meat meal, tallow and fat.
meat product means a product that contains meat, or of which meat is an ingredient.
(2) The importation into Australia of meat or a meat product is prohibited, other than a meat product that:
(a) is contained in a hermetically sealed container; and
(b) contains less than 5%, by weight, of meat; and
(c) does not require refrigeration to maintain its quality.
(3) However, subsection (2) is not taken to prohibit the importation by a person of a thing if:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the thing into Australia; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the thing is landed at a place in Australia:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at the place; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
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(1) In this section:
dairy product means:
(a) milk (including condensed, concentrated, dried and powdered milk); or
(b) goods produced from milk (including butter, cheese, casein, cream, ghee, whey, ice cream, milk albumin and yoghurt).
(2) The importation into Australia of a dairy product (whether for human consumption or not) is prohibited.
(3) However, subsection (2) is not taken to prohibit the importation of the following dairy products (if not intended to be used for stockfood):
(a) a dairy product imported directly from New Zealand that is, or whose dairy product ingredients consist only of:
(i) milk produced in New Zealand; or
(ii) dairy products made in New Zealand from milk that did not originate in, or pass through, a country other than New Zealand or Australia;
(b) goods of which each individually packaged unit contains less than 10% by weight (other than any added water) of a dairy product;
(c) commercially prepared and packaged chocolate;
(d) lactose, and its derivatives.
(4) Also, subsection (2) is not taken to prohibit the importation by a person of a thing if:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the thing into Australia; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the thing is landed at a place in Australia:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at the place; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer electronically.
(5) Also, if a person entering Australia has the care of, and is accompanied
by, 1 or more infants under 2 years old, subsection (2) is not taken to
prohibit the importation by the person of up to 1 kilogram, for each of those
infants, of a dairy product that is an infants' food.
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(1) In this section:
egg product includes:
(a) whole egg in any form (pasteurised or unpasteurised); and
(b) egg albumen in any form (pasteurised or unpasteurised); and
(c) egg yolk in any form (pasteurised or unpasteurised); and
(d) goods produced from egg (including egg noodles and mooncakes).
(2) The importation into Australia of the following (whether for human consumption or not) is prohibited:
(a) eggs;
(b) egg products;
(c) goods that include egg or an egg product among their ingredients.
(3) However, subsection (2) is not taken to prohibit the importation of the following egg products (if not intended to be used for stockfood):
(a) goods of which each individually packaged unit contains less than 10% by weight (other than added water) of egg or an egg product;
(b) commercially prepared and packaged cakes (other than mooncakes and cheese cakes), biscuits or bread;
(c) cake mixes containing less than 10% egg by mass.
(4) Also, subsection (2) is not taken to prohibit the importation by a person of a thing if:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the thing into Australia; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the thing is landed at a place in Australia:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at the place; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
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(1) In this section:
bee product means a product produced by bees (including honey, beeswax, honeycomb and bee pollen), but does not include propolis or royal jelly.
(2) The importation into Australia of a bee product (whether for human consumption or not), other than honey that is pure and free from extraneous material, by a person is prohibited unless:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the product into Australia; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the product is landed at a place in Australia:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at the place; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
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( 1) The importation into Australia of fish of the family Salmonidae, or any part of such a fish, in any form (including canned fish, dried fish, processed fish and fish meal) is prohibited.
(2) The importation into Australia of the roe or caviar of fish of the family Salmonidae is prohibited.
(3) However, subsections (1) and (2) are not taken to prohibit the importation of canned fish, canned roe or canned caviar of that family if the fish:
(a) is contained in a hermetically sealed container; and
(b) has been heat-treated in that container so as not to require refrigeration or freezing to maintain its quality.
(4) Also, subsection (1) and (2) are not taken to prohibit the importation by a person of fish, fish parts, roe or caviar of that family if:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the fish, fish parts, roe or caviar into Australia; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the fish, fish parts, roe or caviar is landed at a place in Australia:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at the place; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
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The importation into Australia of fish meal or crustacean meal by a person is prohibited unless:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the fish meal or crustacean meal into Australia; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the fish meal or crustacean meal is landed at a place in Australia:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at the place; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
45
(1) The importation into Australia of an animal, or animal product, mentioned in column 2 of an item in table 14 is prohibited unless the animal or product complies with the condition in column 3 of the item.
(2) For the table, an animal or part is non-viable if a living animal of the same species cannot be produced from it.
Table 14 Other fish and fish products
Column 1 Column 2 Product Item 3 Condition
Item
1 Crustaceanscrustacean If non-viable and clean
s (other than prawns
or freshwater
crayfish, or
crustacean meal)
2 Fish, driedfish, If free from insects, soil and
dried (other than other debris, packed in clean new
fish meal) bags, and not of the family
Salmonidae
3 Fish, processedfish, That the fish is not of the
processed (including family Salmonidae, contains less
fish fingers, fish than 10% egg content and is fit
cakes and fish for human consumption
balls, but excluding
fish meal)
4 Freshwater If cooked
crayfishcrayfish
5 Frogs' legsfrogs' If in a hermetically sealed
legs container and do not require
refrigeration to maintain their
quality
6 Molluscsmolluscs If non-viable and clean
(other than oysters
in full or half
shell and snails)
7 Oystersoysters in If from New Zealand and the
half shell shells are clean and free of
viable animals and plants
8 Prawnsprawns (other If cooked or fit for human
than dried prawns or consumption
prawn meal)
9 Prawns, dried (other If free from insects, soil and
than prawn meal) other debris and packed in clean
new bags
10 Snailssnails If in a hermetically sealed
container and do not require
refrigeration to maintain their
quality
(3) However, subsection (1) is not taken to prohibit the importation by a
person of a thing if:(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the thing into Australia; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the thing is landed at a place in Australia:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at the place; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
46 Importation of animals, animal parts and animal products from Cocos
Islands
The importation into Australia from the Cocos Islands of an animal, animal part or animal product is prohibited unless:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person seeking to import it into Australia a permit to do so; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the vessel on which the animal or animal part is imported into Australia arrives at its first port of entry in Australia after leaving the Cocos Islands:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at that port; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
Division 3 Importation of animals, animal parts and animal products into
Cocos Islands
47
(1) In this section, a reference to a live animal does not include a fish, of a kind mentioned in Division 2 of Part II of Schedule 6 to the Wildlife Protection (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1982, that has not been genetically modified.
Note Division 2 of Part II of Schedule 6 of the Wildlife Protection (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1982 is set out in a note beginning on page 134.
(2) The importation into the Cocos Islands of a live animal by a person is prohibited unless:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import it into the Cocos Islands; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the vessel on which it is imported into the Cocos Islands arrives at its first port of entry in the Cocos Islands:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer electronically.
(3) However, subsection (2) is not taken to prohibit the importation into the Cocos Islands from New Zealand of a live domestic cat if:
(a) an official veterinarian has certified that:
(i) he or she is an official veterinarian; and
(ii) New Zealand is free from rabies; and
(iii) he or she has examined the cat (on a day, and at a time, stated in the certificate) and found it fit to travel; and
(b) the examination mentioned in subparagraph (a) (iii) took place within 72 hours before the cat was exported from New Zealand; and
(c) the cat is accompanied by the certificate; and
(d) when the vessel on which the cat is imported arrives at its first port of entry in the Cocos Islands, the certificate or a copy is produced to an officer.
(4) Also, subsection (2) is not taken to prohibit the importation into the Cocos Islands from New Zealand of a live domestic dog if:
(a) an official veterinarian has certified that:
(i) he or she is an official veterinarian; and
(ii) New Zealand is free from rabies; and
(iii) none of canine brucellosis, canine ehrlichiosis and leptospirosis due to Leptospira interrogans var. canicola have been confirmed in New Zealand within 12 months before the dog is exported from New Zealand; and
(iv) he or she has examined the dog (on a day, and at a time, stated in the certificate) and found it fit to travel; and
(v) if the dog has ever lived in Africa, it has been treated twice for Babesia canis with imidocarb dipropionate at a dose rate of 7.5 mg/kg of its live weight; and
(b) the examination mentioned in subparagraph (a) (iv) took place within 72 hours before the dog was exported from New Zealand; and
(c) the dog is accompanied by the certificate; and
(d) when the vessel on which the dog is imported arrives at its first port of
entry in the Cocos Islands, the certificate or a copy is produced to an officer.
48 Dead animals or animal parts the importation of which is prohibited other
than subject to conditions
(1) The importation into the Cocos Islands of a dead animal or animal part is prohibited.
(2) However, subsection (1) is not taken to prohibit the importation into the Cocos Islands of an animal, animal part or article mentioned in column 2 of table 13 if the animal, part or article complies with the condition in column 3 of the item.
Note Table 13 is on page 48.
(3) Also, subsection (1) is not taken to prohibit the importation by a person of a thing if:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import it into the Cocos Islands; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the thing is landed at a place in the Cocos Islands:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at the place; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
49
(1) In this section:
meat means a part of an animal (other than a fish, a crustacean, a mollusc, a crustacean, a cnidarian, an echinoderm or a tunicate) that is intended or able to be used as food by a human being or an animal (whether or not cooked, dried or otherwise processed), and includes:
(a) blood; and
(b) gelatin, bone meal, meat meal, tallow and fat.
meat product means a product that contains meat, or of which meat is an ingredient.
(2) The importation into the Cocos Islands of meat or a meat product is prohibited, other than a meat product that:
(a) is contained in a hermetically sealed container; and
(b) contains less than 5%, by weight, of meat; and
(c) does not require refrigeration to maintain its quality.
(3) However, subsection (2) is not taken to prohibit the importation by a person of a thing if:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the thing into the Cocos Islands; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the thing is landed at a place in the Cocos Islands:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at the place; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
50
(1) In this section:
dairy product means:
(a) milk (including condensed, concentrated, dried and powdered milk); or
(b) goods produced from milk (including butter, cheese, casein, cream, ghee, whey, ice cream, milk albumin and yoghurt).
(2) The importation into the Cocos Islands of a dairy product (whether for human consumption or not) is prohibited.
(3) However, subsection (2) is not taken to prohibit the importation of the following dairy products (if not intended to be used for stockfood):
(a) a dairy product imported directly from New Zealand that is, or whose dairy product ingredients consist only of:
(i) milk produced in New Zealand; or
(ii) dairy products made in New Zealand from milk that did not originate in, or pass through, a country other than New Zealand, Australia or the Cocos Islands;
(b) goods of which each individually packaged unit contains less than 10% by weight (other than any added water) of a dairy product;
(c) commercially prepared and packaged chocolate;
(d) lactose, and its derivatives.
(4) Also, subsection (2) is not taken to prohibit the importation by a person of a thing if:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the thing into the Cocos Islands; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the thing is landed at a place in the Cocos Islands:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at the place; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer electronically.
(5) Also, if a person entering the Cocos Islands has the care of, and is
accompanied by, 1 or more infants under 2 years old, subsection (2) is not
taken to prohibit the importation by the person of up to 1 kilogram, for each
of those infants, of a dairy product that is an infants' food.
51
(1) In this section:
egg product includes:
(a) pasteurised, cooked, dried or powdered egg; and
(b) goods produced from egg (including egg noodles and mooncakes); and
(c) egg albumen in any form.
(2) The importation into the Cocos Islands of the following (whether for human consumption or not) is prohibited:
(a) eggs;
(b) egg products;
(c) goods that include egg or an egg product among their ingredients.
(3) However, subsection (2) is not taken to prohibit the importation of the following egg products (if not intended to be used for stockfood):
(a) goods of which each individually packaged unit contains less than 10% by weight (other than added water) of egg or an egg product;
(b) commercially prepared and packaged cakes (other than mooncakes and cheese cakes), biscuits or bread;
(c) cake mixes containing less than 10% egg by mass.
(4) Also, subsection (2) is not taken to prohibit the importation by a person of a thing if:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the thing into the Cocos Islands; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the thing is landed at a place in the Cocos Islands:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at the place; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
52
(1) In this section:
bee product means a product produced by bees (including honey, beeswax, honeycomb and bee pollen), but does not include propolis or royal jelly.
(2) The importation into the Cocos Islands of a bee product (whether for human consumption or not), other than honey that is pure and free from extraneous material, by a person is prohibited unless:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the product into the Cocos Islands; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the product is landed at a place in the Cocos Islands:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at the place; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
53
(1) The importation into the Cocos Islands of fish of the family Salmonidae, or any part of such a fish, in any form (including canned fish, dried fish, processed fish and fish meal) is prohibited.
(2) The importation into the Cocos Islands of the roe or caviar of fish of the family Salmonidae is prohibited.
(3) However, subsections (1) and (2) are not taken to prohibit the importation of canned fish, canned roe or canned caviar of that family if the fish:
(a) is contained in a hermetically sealed container; and
(b) has been heat-treated in that container so as not to require refrigeration or freezing to maintain its quality.
(4) Also, subsections (1) and (2) are not taken to prohibit the importation by a person of fish, fish parts, roe or caviar of that family if:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the fish, fish parts, roe or caviar into the Cocos Islands; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the fish, fish parts, roe or caviar is landed at a place in the Cocos Islands:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at the place; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
54
The importation into the Cocos Islands of fish meal or crustacean meal by a person is prohibited unless:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the fish meal or crustacean meal into the Cocos Islands; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the fish meal or crustacean meal is landed at a place in the Cocos Islands:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at the place; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
55 Importation of other fish and fish products
(1) The importation into the Cocos Islands of an animal, or animal product, mentioned in column 2 of an item in table 14 is prohibited unless the animal or product complies with the condition in column 3 of the item.
Note Table 14 is on page 55.
(2) However, subsection (1) is not taken to prohibit the importation by a person of a thing if:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import the thing into the Cocos Islands; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the thing is landed at a place in the Cocos Islands:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer at the place; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
Division 4 Movement of animals, animal parts and animal products within
Australia
56
(1) The removal, from a part of the Commonwealth in the Protected Zone or an area in the vicinity of the Protected Zone, to any other part of the Commonwealth, is prohibited of:
(a) a live animal; or
(b) an animal part; or
(2) The removal is prohibited of an animal product mentioned in table 15 from the Special Quarantine Zone to any other part of the Commonwealth south of the parallel 10deg. 28' south latitude.
Note For the definition of Special Quarantine Zone, see page 18.
Table 15 Animal products not to be removed from the Special
Quarantine Zone into other parts of Australia
Item Animal product
1 Meatmeat--not to be removed from Special Quarantine
Zone and meat products (other than canned meat and meat
products)
2 Milkmilk--not to be removed from Special Quarantine
Zone and milk products (other than canned milk and milk
products)
3 Eggseggs--not to be removed from Special Quarantine
Zone and egg products
4 Untreated hides and skins
5 Feathers
(3) However, subsections (1) and (2) do not apply to stores for consumption on
board a vessel engaged in navigation by sea if they are not removed from the
vessel.(4) Also, subsections (1) and (2) are not taken to prohibit the removal from the Protected Zone or Special Quarantine Zone of:
(a) an animal that is a cnidarian, echinoderm, tunicate, fish, crustacean or marine mollusc; or
(b) a part of an animal of any of those kinds; or
(c) goods wholly or partly made from an animal of any of those kinds.
(5) Also, subsections (1) and (2) are not taken to prohibit the removal of an animal, animal part or goods by a person if a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit for the removal of the animal, part or goods.
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider
when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
Part 7 Plant quarantine
Division 1 Preliminary
57
In this Part:
fruit and vegetable do not include a seed.
genetic manipulation does not include artificial selection, but includes:
(a) the insertion of genetic material produced outside a cell into a vector so as to allow the genetic material to be incorporated into a host organism to produce new combinations of genetic material; and
(b) directly introducing, into an organism, genetic material prepared outside it; and
(c) fusing 2 or more cells to form live cells with new combinations of genetic material.
seed includes a nut.
Division 2 General matters affecting plants
58
Each disease or pest mentioned in Part 1 of Schedule 4 is a disease or pest affecting plants.
Note Part 1 of Schedule 4 begins on page 95.
59
Each plant mentioned in Part 2 of Schedule 4 is a noxious plant.
Note Part 2 of Schedule 4 begins on page 102.
60
Each disease in relation to plants mentioned in Part 1 of Schedule 4,
and each plant mentioned in Part 2 of that Schedule, is a quarantinable disease.
Division 3 Importation of plants and plant parts into
Australia
61 Importations of plants and plant parts affected by
diseases
The importation into Australia is prohibited of a plant, or part of a plant, that is infected, infested or contaminated with a quarantinable disease unless:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person seeking to import it into Australia a permit to do so; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when it is landed at a place in Australia:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
Note For quarantinable disease, see s 60
and Schedule 4. Schedule 4 begins on page 102.
62 Importation of living plants
The importation into Australia of a living plant is prohibited unless:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person seeking to import it into Australia a permit to do so; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when it is landed in Australia:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
63
(1) The importation into Australia of a seed (other than a seed of a kind of plant mentioned in Schedule 5) is prohibited.
Note Schedule 5 begins on page 103.
(2) However, the importation into Australia of a seed of a plant mentioned in that Schedule is prohibited if the plant is of a kind that:
(a) was produced by genetic manipulation; or
(b) was produced by artificial selection and has 1 or more of the characteristics mentioned in table 16.
Table 16 Characteristics of plants
Item Characteristic
1 Tolerance of, or resistance to, herbicides
2 Enhanced tolerance of, or resistance to, environmental
stress
3 Enhanced tolerance of, or resistance to, plant pathogens
4 Expression of toxic substances (including pesticides and
poisons)
5 Enhanced growth characteristics (including growth rate,
seasonality and fruiting or seeding density)
(3) However, subsection (1) or (2) is not taken to prohibit the importation by
a person of a seed if:(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import it into Australia; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the seed is landed in Australia:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
64
The importation into Australia of a fresh fruit or vegetable is prohibited unless:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import it into Australia; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the fruit or vegetable is landed in Australia:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
65
(1) In this section:
plant part does not include a fruit or vegetable (within the meaning given by section 64) or a seed.
(2) The importation into Australia of a plant or part of a plant of a kind mentioned in Schedule 6 (whether or not capable of being used for propagation) is prohibited.
Note Schedule 6 begins on page 132.
(3) The importation into Australia of any other plant part that is capable of being used for propagation is prohibited.
(4) However, subsection (2) or (3) is not taken to prohibit the importation by a person of a plant part if:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import it into Australia; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the plant part is landed in Australia:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
Division 4 Importation of plants and plant parts into Cocos
Islands
66 Importation of soil or plants into Cocos
Islands
(1) The importation into the Cocos Islands, from a country other than Australia, is prohibited of the following:
(a) soil;
(b) a living plant;
(c) a part of a plant (other than a seed) that is capable of being used for propagation;
(d) a fruit or a vegetable;
(e) a seed that is not mentioned in Schedule 5.
Note Schedule 5 begins on page 103.
(2) However, subsection (1) is not taken to prohibit the importation by a person of a thing if:
(a) a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit to import it into the Cocos Islands; and
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
(b) when the vessel on which it is imported into the Cocos Islands arrives at its first port of entry in the Cocos Islands:
(i) the permit or a copy is produced to an officer; or
(ii) the details necessary to identify the permit are given to an officer
electronically.
Division 5 Movement of soil and plants within
Australia
67
(1) The removal of soil from the Protected Zone, or an area in the vicinity of the Protected Zone, to a part of the Commonwealth south of the parallel 10deg. 28' south latitude is prohibited.
Note "Area in the vicinity of the Protected Zone" means an area about which a notice is in force under s 5 (8) of the Quarantine Act--see the definition in s 5 (1). A notice under that subsection was published in the Gazette of 14 February 1985. The area described in that notice is the area:
"... bounded by a line:
(a) commencing at the point of Latitude 10deg. 30[[minute]] 00[[second]] South, Longitude 144deg. 10[[minute]] 00[[second]] East;
(b) running thence west along the parallel of Latitude 10deg. 30[[minute]] 00[[second]] South to its intersection by the meridian of Longitude 141deg. 20[[minute]] 00[[second]] East;
(c) thence north along that meridian to its intersection by parallel of latitude 10deg. 28[[minute]] 00[[second]] South;
(d) thence east along the parallel of Latitude 10deg. 28[[minute]] 00[[second]] South to its intersection by the Longitude 144deg. 10[[minute]] 00[[second]] East;
(e) thence south along the meridian of Longitude 144deg. 10[[minute]] 00[[second]] East to its intersection by the parallel of Latitude 10deg. 30[[minute]] 00[[second]] South,".
(2) However, subsection (1) is not taken to prohibit the removal by a person of soil if a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit for the its removal.
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider
when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
68 Removal of soil from Special Quarantine
(1) The removal of soil from the Special Quarantine Zone to a part of the Commonwealth south of the parallel 10deg. 28' south latitude is prohibited.
Note For the definition of Special Quarantine Zone, see page 18.
(2) However, subsection (1) is not taken to prohibit the removal by a person of soil if a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit for the its removal.
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider
when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
69
(1) The removal of a thing mentioned in subsection (3) from a part of the Commonwealth that is in the Protected Zone, or an area in the vicinity of the Protected Zone, to any other part of the Commonwealth south of the parallel 10deg. 28' south latitude is prohibited.
Note For the definition of area in the vicinity of the Protected Zone, see the note following s 67.
(2) The removal of any of those things from the Special Quarantine Zone to a part of the Commonwealth south of the parallel 10deg. 28' south latitude is prohibited.
Note For the definition of Special Quarantine Zone, see page 18.
(3) The things are:
(a) a living plant;
(b) a fresh fruit or vegetable;
(c) a part of a plant of any of the following genera or species (whether or not capable of being used for propagation):
(i) Musa (bananas);
(ii) Saccharum (sugar cane);
(iii) Zea (maize);
(iv) Manihot esculenta Crantz (cassava);
(v) Citrus;
(vi) Gossypium (cotton);
(d) a part of a plant of any other species or genus that is capable of being used for propagation.
(4) However, subsections (1) and (2) do not apply to fruit and vegetables that are stores for consumption on board a vessel used in navigation by sea if they are not removed from the vessel.
(5) Also, subsection (1) or (2) is not taken to prohibit the removal by a person of a plant or a part of a plant if a Director of Quarantine has granted the person a permit for the removal.
Note For what a Director of Quarantine must consider
when deciding whether to grant such a permit, see Part 8 beginning on page 76.
Part
8
Administration
Note A reference to a Director of Quarantine includes a
delegate--see the Quarantine Act, s 10B.
70 Things a Director of Quarantine must take into account when deciding
whether to grant a permit for importation into
Australia
(1) In deciding whether to grant a permit to import a thing into Australia, a Director of Quarantine:
(a) must consider the quarantine risk if the permit were granted; and
(b) must consider whether, if the permit were granted, the imposition of conditions on it would be necessary, to limit the quarantine risk to a level that would be acceptably low; and
(c) may take into account anything else that he or she knows that is relevant.
(2) In this section:
quarantine risk means:
(a) the likelihood that, if the permit is granted, the importation will lead to the introduction, establishment or spread of a disease or a pest in Australia; and
(b) the likelihood that any such introduction, establishment or spread of a disease or pest will result in harm being caused to human beings, animals, plants, other aspects of the environment or economic activities as a result of the introduction, establishment or spread of the disease or pest; and
(c) the likely extent of any such harm.
71 Things a Director of Quarantine must take into account when deciding
whether to grant a permit for importation into Cocos
Islands
(1) In deciding whether to grant a permit to import a thing into the
Cocos Islands, a Director of Quarantine:
(a) must consider the quarantine risk if the permit were granted; and
(b) must consider whether, if the permit were granted, the imposition of
conditions on it would be necessary, to limit the quarantine risk to a level
that would be acceptably low; and
(c) may take into account anything else that he or she knows that is
relevant.
(2) In this section:
quarantine risk means:
(a) the likelihood that, if the permit is granted, the importation will lead
to the introduction, establishment or spread of a disease or a pest in the
Cocos Islands; and
(b) the likelihood that any such introduction, establishment or spread of a
disease or pest will result in harm being caused to human beings, animals,
plants, other aspects of the environment or economic activities as a result of
the introduction, establishment or spread of the disease or pest; and
(c) the likely extent of any such harm.
72 Things a Director of Quarantine must take into account when deciding
whether to grant a permit for movement of something within
Australia
(1) In deciding whether to grant a permit to remove a thing from the Protected Zone or the Special Quarantine Zone to the rest of Australia, a Director of Quarantine:
(a) must consider the quarantine risk if the permit were granted; and
(b) must consider whether, if the permit were granted, the imposition of conditions on it would be necessary, to limit the quarantine risk to a level that would be acceptably low; and
(c) may take into account anything else that he or she knows that is relevant.
(2) In this section:
quarantine risk means:
(a) the likelihood that, if the permit is granted, the importation will lead to the introduction, establishment or spread of a disease or a pest in Australia; and
(b) the likelihood that any such introduction, establishment or spread of a disease or pest will result in harm being caused to human beings, animals, plants, other aspects of the environment or economic activities as a result of the introduction, establishment or spread of the disease or pest; and
(c) the likely extent of any such harm.
Note For the definition of Special Quarantine
Zone, see page 18.
Part 9 Miscellaneous
73 Aircraft need not display quarantine signals (Quarantine Act, ss 14, 21)
Aircraft are exempt from section 21 of the Quarantine Act.
Note S 21 of the Quarantine Act requires vessels
to display quarantine signals. S 14 authorises the Governor-General to
exempt "any particular vessel or class of vessels" from a provision of the Act.
Part 10 Revocation and savings
74
All proclamations made under the following provisions of the Quarantine Act are revoked:
(a) subsection 5 (1) (definition of disease in relation to animals);
(b) subsection 5 (1) (definition of disease in relation to plants);
(c) subsection 5 (1) (definition of quarantinable disease);
(d) section 12;
(e) section 13;
(f) section 14.
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A permit to import a thing that was granted in accordance with subsection 13 (2A) of the Quarantine Act before the commencement of this proclamation continues to have effect according to its terms. 1 Quarantine stations
Part 1 Quarantine stations for animals or goods in Australia
1 Billabong, Marulan (New South Wales)
The land in New South Wales in the local government area of Mulwaree, Parish of Jerrara, County of Argyle that is Lot 59 in deposited plan 750022
2 Eastern Creek (New South Wales)
The land in New South Wales in folio identifier 3/262259 at Wallgrove, City of Blacktown, Parish of Melville, County of Cumberland that is Lot 3 in deposited plan 262259
3 Taronga Zoo, Mosman (New South Wales)
The land in New South Wales in AUTO CONSOL 12162-4 in the Municipality of Mosman, Parish of Willoughby, County of Cumberland that is Lots 1209 and 1220 in deposited plan 752067
4 Royal Melbourne Zoological Gardens, Parkville (Victoria)
The land shown in the plan that is Part 1 of Schedule 1 to the Zoological Parks and Gardens Act 1995 of Victoria
Note The plan is:
5 Sandown Racecourse, Dandenong (Victoria)
All those pieces of land in Victoria described in the Register Book as Volume 8258, Folio 963--part of Crown Allotment B Section 12 and the whole of Crown Allotment 11 in the Parish of Dandenong, known as Sandown Racecourse
6 Spotswood (Victoria)
The land in Victoria in allotments 64 and 66 of Section 7 in the Parish of Cut- Paw- Paw and County of Bourke, described in Register Book Volume 7720, Folio 033 and Volume 9971, Folio 289
7 Torrens Island (South Australia)
The avian quarantine facility in South Australia on sections 1030 and 1031 in the hundred of Port Adelaide, described in Register Book Volume 3327, Folio 182
8 Adelaide Zoo, Adelaide (South Australia)
The land in South Australia dedicated as a reserve for zoological gardens by the proclamation published on page 185 of the South Australian Government Gazette of 24 July 1958
Note The land so dedicated is described as "Section 590, hundred of Adelaide, exclusive of all necessary roads, and being the greater portion of [the Zoological Gardens, hundred of Adelaide], together with other land".
9 Byford (Western Australia)
The land at Byford in Western Australia, shown in diagram 16893 and Plan 6036 of that State's Land Titles Office, that is bounded by an imaginary line:
(a) commencing at the intersection of the southern boundary of Nettleton Road and the north-eastern corner of Cockburn Sound Location 498; and
(b) then running generally south-easterly 234.64 metres along the southern boundary of Nettleton Road to its intersection with the north-western corner of the land shown on Land Titles Office Diagram 17851; and
(c) then generally south-easterly 8.53 metres and southerly 26.2 metres along the western boundaries of the land shown in that diagram to their intersection with the eastern prolongation of the southern boundary of Cockburn Sound Location 498; and
(d) then westerly 519.41 metres along that prolongation and that boundary to the intersection of that boundary with a line parallel to, and 3.84 metres west of, the eastern boundary of the land shown on Land Titles Office Plan 6036; and
(e) then generally north-easterly 341.14 metres along that line to its intersection with the southern boundary of Nettleton Road; and
(f) then generally south-easterly 307.62 metres along the southern boundary of
Nettleton Road to the point of commencement
10
The land in Western Australia in:
(a) Class A Reserve No. 22503 comprising Perth Suburban Lots 108, 121, 122 and 326 to 330 (inclusive); and
(b) Class A Reserve No. 8581 comprising Perth Suburban Lot 438; and
(c) Lot 427; and
(d) Lot 643; and
(e) Lot 644; and
(f) Class A Reserve No. 40205 comprising Lot 992
Part 2 Quarantine stations for plants or goods in Australia
Section 15
11
The land in New South Wales that is Lots 19 and 20 in deposited plan
226903 and Lot 2 in deposited plan 24785 in the precinct of the Biological and
Chemical Research Institute located between Victoria Road and James Ruse Drive,
Ryde
12
The land in Victoria on parts of Crown allotments 40 and 41 within the
Institute for Horticultural Development within the Victorian Department of
Natural Resources and Environment on the northwest corner of Burwood Highway
and Scoresby Road, Knoxfield (known as 621 Burwood Highway, Knoxfield)
13
The glasshouse in Queensland on Lot 323 NR 6959 in the Local
Government area of Cairns, Locality of Kamerunga, Parish of Cairns, County of
Nares
14
Glasshouses numbered 42, 45 and 46, the screen house numbered 44 and
the service building numbered 48 located within the Agriculture Western
Australia premises at 3 Baron Hay Court South Perth in Western Australia
(identified as Reserve 24727)
15
The land in Tasmania that is D25295 in Volume 4214 Folio 44 of the Recorder of Titles Tasmania together with the open area component of D26295 and its right of way leased by the Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries at Channel Highway Kingston
Part 3 The quarantine station for animals or goods in Cocos Islands
Section 20
The area bounded by an imaginary line:
beginning at a point on the high water mark of the Indian Ocean, bearing successively 331deg. 57[[minute]] 11[[second]] for 2189.50 metres, 280deg. 38[[minute]] 44[[second]] for 120.277 metres and 280deg. 28[[minute]] for 1.5 metres from the aerodrome reference point at the intersection of the parallel 12deg. 11[[minute]] 19.1372[[second]] south latitude and the meridian 96deg. 49[[minute]] 49.7268[[second]] east longitude (on the 1972 world geodetic system);
then eastwards bearing 100deg. 27[[minute]] 45[[second]] for 122.61 metres, then southwards bearing 187deg. 32[[minute]] 48[[second]] for 198.73 metres and 188deg. 28[[minute]] 14[[second]] for 46.98 metres;
then westwards bearing 277deg. 28[[minute]] 20[[second]] for 122.46 metres to the high water mark of the Indian Ocean;
then generally northwards along the high water mark of the Indian Ocean to the point of commencement
Section 22
1 A place in the part of Africa bounded by an imaginary line:
beginning at the intersection of the northern bank of the Senegal River with the western shore of Africa at high- water mark;
then following the northern bank of that river to its intersection with the parallel 15deg. north latitude;
then along that parallel to its intersection with the boundary between the Republic of Chad and the Democratic Republic of the Sudan;
then along that boundary to its intersection with the parallel 12deg. north latitude;
then along that parallel to its intersection with the boundary between Ethiopia and the Democratic Republic of the Sudan;
then along that boundary to the shore of Africa on the Red Sea at high- water mark;
then following the northern shore of Africa at high-water mark to its intersection with the boundary between Ethiopia and the Republic of Djibouti;
then along that boundary and the boundary between Ethiopia and the Somali Democratic Republic to the intersection of that boundary with the meridian 48deg. east longitude;
then in a straight line to the intersection of the parallel 9deg. north latitude with the meridian 49deg. east longitude;
then along that meridian to the shore of Africa on the Gulf of Aden at high-water mark;
then following successively the northern and eastern shores of Africa at high-water mark to the intersection of the eastern shore of Africa with the boundary between Tanzania and the People's Republic of Mozambique;
then along that boundary to the juncture of that boundary and the boundary between Tanzania and the Republic of Malawi;
then along that boundary to the juncture of that boundary and the boundary between Tanzania and the Republic of Zambia;
then along that boundary to the juncture of that boundary and the boundary between the Republic of Zambia and the Republic of Zaire;
then along that boundary to its intersection with the parallel 10deg. south latitude;
then along that parallel to its intersection with the boundary between the Republic of Zaire and the People's Republic of Angola;
then successively along that boundary, the boundary between the People's Republic of Angola and the Republic of Zambia and the boundary between the People's Republic of Angola and Namibia to the coast of Africa at high-water mark;
then following successively the western, southern and western shores of Africa at high-water mark to the point of commencement
2 A place in the Barotseland Protectorate Province of the Republic of Zambia
3 A place in the part of the Republic of Zambia bounded by an imaginary line:
beginning at the intersection of the northern boundary of the Barotseland Protectorate Province of the Republic of Zambia with the boundary between the Republic of Zambia and the People's Republic of Angola;
then along that boundary to the western bank of the Manyinga River;
then east in a straight line to the eastern bank of that river;
then following that bank to its intersection with the western bank of the Kabompo River;
then south in a straight line to the eastern bank of that river;
then following that bank to the juncture of that bank and the northern boundary of the Barotseland Protectorate Province;
then along that boundary to the point of commencement
4 A place in the islands situated within the area of the Atlantic Ocean bounded by an imaginary line:
beginning at the intersection of the meridian 5deg. east longitude with the southern shore of Africa on the Gulf of Guinea at high-water mark;
then along that meridian to its intersection with the parallel 5deg. south latitude;
then along that parallel to the western shore of Africa at high-water mark;
then following the western and southern shores of Africa at high-water mark to the point of commencement
Part 2 Places in South America
5 A place in the part of South America bounded by an imaginary line:
beginning at the intersection of the parallel 5deg. north latitude with the shore of the Republic of Colombia at high-water mark;
then along that parallel to its intersection with the contour-line on the eastern side of the Central Cordillera range of mountains at a height of 2000 metres above sea- level;
then successively along that contour-line and the contour-line on the eastern side of the Los Andes range of mountains at a height of 2000 metres above sea-level to the intersection of the latter contour-line with the boundary between the Republic of Bolivia and the Republic of Argentina;
then along that boundary to the juncture of that boundary and the boundary between the Republic of Bolivia and Paraguay;
then along that boundary to the juncture of that boundary and the boundary between the Republic of Bolivia and the Federative Republic of Brazil;
then along that boundary to its intersection with the parallel 15deg. south latitude;
then along that parallel to its intersection with the boundary between the States of Mato Grosso and Goiàs in the Federative Republic of Brazil;
then along that boundary to the juncture of that boundary and the boundary between the States of Goiàs and Parà in the Federative Republic of Brazil;
then along that boundary to the juncture of that boundary and the boundary between the States of Maranhào and Parà in the Federative Republic of Brazil;
then along that bound to the shore of South America at high-water mark;
then following the shore of South America at high-water mark to its intersection with the boundary between Costa Rica and Panama;
then along that boundary to the shore of America on the Pacific Ocean at high-water mark;
then following that shore of America at high-water mark to the point of commencement
6 A place in that part of the Federative Republic of Brazil bounded by an imaginary line:
beginning at the intersection of the shore of the Federative Republic of Brazil at high-water mark with the southern bank of the Contas River;
then following that bank to its intersection with the meridian 40deg. west longitude;
then along that meridian to its intersection with the northern bank of the Pardo River;
then following that bank of that river to the shore of the Federative Republic of Brazil at high-water mark;
then following that shore at high-water mark to the point of commencement
Section 36
Absidia infection
acariasis of bees
actinobacillosis
actinomycosis
acute viral paralysis of bees
Aeromonas hydrophila infection
African horse sickness
African swine fever
Agmasoma sp. infection of crustaceans
aino disease
akabane disease
Aleutian disease
Amazon tracheitis virus disease
American foulbrood
Ameson sp. infection of crustaceans
amphibian chromomycosis
anaplasmosis
anthrax
apimyiasis
Arizona disease
Aspergillus flavus infection
atrophic rhinitis
Aujeszky's disease
avian encephalomyelitis
avian haemagglutinating adenovirus disease
avian infectious bronchitis
avian infectious laryngotracheitis
avian influenza
avian malaria
avian papovavirus infection
avian paramyxovirus type 3 infection
avian poxvirus infection
avian reovirus infection
babesiosis
bacterial kidney disease of fish
baculoviral midgut gland necrosis
Bartonella muris (haemobartonellosis)
Basidiobolus infection
Bat lyssa virus infection
Beauveria infection
besnoitiosis
Bittner virus infection of mice
Black Queen cell virus infection
bluetongue
bonamiasis of molluscs
border (hairy shaker) disease
Borna disease
bovine ephemeral fever
bovine genital campylobacteriosis
bovine immunodeficiency-like virus infection
bovine malignant catarrh
bovine papular stomatitis
bovine pestivirus infection (bovine viral diarrhoea and mucosal disease)
bovine pseudocowpox
bovine spongiform encephalopathy
branchiomycosis of fish
brucellosis
budgerigar fledgling disease
bunyamwera
caiman pox
Camallanus spp. infestation of fish
camelpox
candidiasis
canine distemper
canine ehrlichiosis (tropical canine pancytopaenia)
canine heartworm disease (Dirofilaria immitis)
canine parvovirus infection
canine transmissible venereal tumour
Capillaria spp. infestation of fish
caprine arthritis-encephalitis syndrome
cardiomyopathy of rabbits
carp pox
caseous lymphadenitis
cavian leukaemia
cephalosporiosis
ceratomyxosis
cervical lymphadenitis
Chaco virus infection
chalkbrood
Channel catfish virus disease
chicken anaemia
chlamydiosis
chronic respiratory disease of rats
chronic viral paralysis of bees
chronic wasting disease of deer
chum salmon virus infection
Chrysosporium infection
cichlid rhabdovirus infection
circovirus infection
clostridial disease
coccidiodomycosis
coccidiosis
coenurosis
coital exanthema (equine herpes virus type 3)
columnaris disease
contagious agalactia of sheep
contagious bovine pleuropneumonia
contagious caprine pleuropneumonia
contagious ecthyma
contagious equine metritis
coronavirus enteritis of turkeys
Corynebacterium kutscheri infection
costiasis
Coxiella burnetii infection
crayfish plague (Aphanomyces astaci)
Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever
cryptococcosis
cryptosporidiosis
cutaneous papillomatosis
cysticercosis
cytomegalovirus infection of mice
dermatophilosis (Dermatophilus spp. infection)
dourine
duck virus enteritis
duck virus hepatitis
dwarf cichlid iridovirus infection
Ebola virus disease
echinococcosis-hydatidosis
ectromelia (mouse pox)
Edwardsiella tarda infection
eel papillomatosis
Elaphostrongylus cervi infestation
encephalitozoonosis (nosematosis)
encephalomyocarditis virus disease of pigs
entamoebiasis
Enterocytozoon salmonis infection
enteric redmouth disease
enteric septicaemia of catfish (edwardsiellosis)
enterocolitis of rabbits
enterotoxaemia
enterovirus encephalomyelitis
Entomophthora infection
enzootic abortion of ewes
enzootic bovine leukosis
enzootic pneumonia of pigs
enzootic pneumonia of sheep
eperythrozoonosis
epidemic diarrhoea of infant mice
epizootic haematopoietic necrosis
epizootic haemorrhagic disease of deer
epizootic lymphangitis
epizootic ulcerative syndrome of fish
equine encephalosis
equine encephalomyelitis
equine erhlichiosis
equine infectious anaemia
equine influenza (type A virus)
equine morbillivirus infection
equine piroplasmosis
equine rhinopneumonitis
equine viral abortion (equine herpes virus type 1)
equine viral arteritis
equine viral encephalomyelitis
erysipelas
erythrocytic inclusion body syndrome of salmonids
European brown hare syndrome
European eel virus infection
European foulbrood
fascioliasis
feline calicivirus disease
feline immunodeficiency virus infection
feline infectious enteritis
feline infectious peritonitis
feline spongiform encephalopathy
feline viral rhinotracheitis
foot abscess
foot and mouth disease
foot rot
fowl cholera
fowl plague (avian influenza type A)
fowl pox
fowl typhoid (Salmonella gallinarum)
furunculosis
Fusarium infection
gaffkaemia
geotrichosis
Getah virus infection
giardiasis
gill disease virus infection
glanders
golden shiner virus infection
goldfish ulcer disease
goose virus hepatitis
grey patch disease of turtles
Gyrodactylus salaris infection
Hantavirus infection
haemagglutinating encephalomyelitis virus disease
haemorrhagic enteritis virus disease of turkeys
haemorrhagic septicaemia
haplosporidiosis (of molluscs and crustacea)
heartwater
helminthosis
Henneguya spp. infestation
hepatitis A
hepatitis B
hepatopancreatic parvovirus infection of crustaceans
hepatozoonosis
herpes virus infection
hexamitiasis
histomoniasis
histoplasmosis
hitra disease
hog cholera (classical swine fever)
horse mange (Sarcoptes spp. infestation)
horse pox
Hyphomyces infection
Hypoderma bovis
Hypoderma lineatum
Ibaraki disease
Ichthyophonous hoferi infection
Ichthyophonous multifiliis infection
inclusion body conjunctivitis
inclusion body disease of birds
inclusion body rhinitis
infantile diarrhoea of mice
infectious bovine rhinotracheitis (infectious pustular vulvovaginitis)
infectious bronchitis
infectious bursal disease (Gumboro disease)
infectious canine hepatitis
infectious coryza
infectious haematopoietic necrosis
infectious hypodermal and haematopoeitic necrosis (of crustaceans)
infectious pancreatic necrosis
infectious salmon anaemia
infectious stomatitis (mouthrot)
internal papillomatous disease (cloacal papillomatosis)
iridovirosis of fish
Japanese encephalitis
Jembrana disease
K virus infection of rodents
Kashmir bee virus infection
Kyashanur Forest disease
Korean haemorrhagic fever
lactic dehydrogenase virus infection
larval mycosis of crustaceans
leishmaniasis
leptospirosis
leucocytozoonosis
leucosis
lice infestation
listeriosis
Loma salmonae infection
Lucke tumor of frogs
lumpy skin disease
Lyme disease
lymphocystis
lymphocytic choriomeningitis
maedi-visna
malignant catarrhal fever
mange
Marburg virus infection
Marco virus infection
Marek's disease
marteiliosis (of molluscs)
melanosis of bees
melioidosis
mikrocytosis (of molluscs)
minute virus infection of mice
Moloney virus infection
monkey pox
Mortierella infection
mouse adenovirus infection
mucoid enteropathy of rabbits
Mucor infection
mud blisters of molluscs
murine colonic hyperplasia
murine hepatitis
mycobacteriosis
mycoplasmosis
mycotic dermatitis
mytilicoliasis
myxobolosis (whirling disease)
myxomatosis
Nagana
Nairobi sheep disease
Newcastle disease
nocardiosis of fish
nocardiosis of oysters
North American blastomycosis
nosematosis of bees
nuclear polyhedrosis baculoviroses of crustaceans (Penaeus monodon-type baculovirus and Baculovirus penaei)
onchroconis infestation
Oncorhynchus masou virus disease
oral papillomatosis
ovine campylobacteriosis
ovine encephalomyelitis (louping ill)
oyster velar disease
Paecilomyces infection
pancreas disease of reptiles
paracoccidiodomycosis
Paraelaphostrongylus cervi infestation
paramoebiasis
paramyxovirus infection
paratuberculosis (Johne's disease)
parvicapsula disease
parvovirus infection
Pacheco's disease
pasteurellosis
penicilliosis
pentastomiasis
perkinsosis (of molluscs)
Peste des petits ruminants
pike fry rhabdovirosis
piroplasmosis
piscirickettsiosis
plasmacytoid leukaemia (of salmonids)
Platynosomum fastosum infection
Pleisthophora hyphessobryconis infection
pneumocystosis
pneumonia virus infection of mice
polyhedral cytoplasmic amphibian virus infection
polyoma virus infection
porcine epidemic coronavirus diarrhoea
porcine paramyxovirus disease
porcine parvovirus infection
porcine pleuropneumonia
porcine post weaning multi-systemic wasting syndrome
porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome
porcine respiratory coronavirus
Potomac horse fever
Powassan virus infection
proliferative ileitis of hamsters
proliferative ileitis of rabbits (wet tail)
proliferative kidney disease of fish
proventricular dilatation (macaw wasting disease)
pseudomoniasis
pseudotuberculosis
psittacosis-ornithosis (Chlamydia psittaci)
Psoroptes ovis infestation
Psoroptes aucheniae infestation
pullorum disease (Salmonella pullorum)
pulmonary adenomatosis (Jaagsiekte)
rabbit syphilis
rabbit calicivirus infection
rabies
redleg
reovirus type 3 infection
reticuloendotheliosis
rhabdovirus infection of fish
Rhizopus infection
Rift Valley fever
rinderpest
ringworm
rosette agent infection
rosy barb birnavirus infection
runting/stunting syndrome of chickens
sacbrood virus infection
salivary gland virus of guinea pigs
salmon blood spot
salmon pancreas disease
salmon pox
salmonellosis
San Miguel sea lion virus infection
scrapie
screw worm infestation (Cochliomya hominivorax/Chrysomya bezziana)
Sendai virus infection
septicaemic cutaneous ulcerative disease of turtles
Serratia marcescens infection
sheep pox and goat pox
shell disease
shigellosis
shope fibromatosis
sialodacryoadenitis
simian B virus infection
simian haemorrhagic fever
slow paralysis of bees
spirochaetosis
spongiform encephalopathy
sporadic bovine encephalomyelitis
spring viraemia of carp
Staphylococcus epidermis infection
stephanofilariasis
stonebrood
strangles
streptococcosis
surra
swine dysentery
swine erysipelas
swine influenza
swine vesicular disease
sylvatic plague
Syngamus trachea infestation
tadpole oedema virus infection
Taura syndrome (of crustaceans)
Teschen/Talfan disease
Theiler's encephalomyelitis
theileriosis
Thelohonia infection
tick infestation
tiger prawn reovirus infection
Timbo virus infection
toxoplasmosis
tracheal mite infestation of bees
transmissible spongiform encephalopathy of mink
transmissible gastroenteritis
transmissible ileal hyperplasia
transmissible murine colonic hyperplasia
transmissible spongiform encephalopathy
trepanematosis
trichinellosis (Trichinella spiralis)
trichomoniasis
Trichosporon infection
tropilaelaps mite infestation
trypanosomiasis
tularaemia
tuberculosis
turkey coryza (Bordetella avium)
turkey lymphoproliferative disease
turkey meningoencephalitis
turkey viral rhinotracheitis
turkey virus hepatitis
Tyzzer's disease
ulcer disease of fish
ulcerative dermal necrosis
ulcerative lymphangitis
ulcerative pododermatitis
ulcerative shell disease
ulcerative stomatitis
vaccinia infection
varroa mite infestation
venereal spirochaetosis of rabbits (Treponema cuniculi)
vesicular exanthema
vesicular stomatitis
vibriosis
viral arthritis of chickens
viral encephalopathy and retinopathy (of fish)
viral erythrocytic necrosis
viral haemorrhagic fever
viral haemorrhagic septicaemia (of fish)
warble fly infestation
Wesselsbron disease
white spot disease (of crustaceans)
yellow fever
yellowhead disease (of crustaceans)
Schedule 4 Plant diseases and noxious weeds
Section 58
Part 1 Diseases affecting plants
VIRUSES
Virus name Virus group
Alfamoviruses Bromoviridae
Bromoviruses Bromoviridae
Cucumoviruses Bromoviridae
Ilarviruses Bromoviridae
Tospoviruses Bunyaviridae
Comoviruses Comoviridae
Fabaviruses Comoviridae
Nepoviruses Comoviridae
Bigeminiviruses Geminiviridae
Hybrigeminiviruses Geminiviridae
Monogeminiviruses Geminiviridae
Alphacryptoviruses Partitiviridae
Betacryptoviruses Partitiviridae
Bymoviruses Potyviridae
Ipomoviruses Potyviridae
Potyviruses Potyviridae
Rymoviruses Potyviridae
Unassigned Potyviruses Potyviridae
Fijiviruses Reoviridae
Oryzaviruses Reoviridae
Phytoreoviruses Reoviridae
Cytorhabdoviruses Rhabdoviridae
Nucleorhabdoviruses Rhabdoviridae
Unassigned Rhabdoviruses Rhabdoviridae
Sequiviruses Sequiviridae
Waikaviruses Sequiviridae
Carmoviruses Tombusviridae
Tombusviruses Tombusviridae
Unclassified viruses
Badnaviruses
Capilloviruses
Carlaviruses
Caulimoviruses
Closteroviruses
Dianthoviruses
Enamoviruses
Furoviruses
Hordeiviruses
Idaeoviruses
Luteoviruses
Machlomoviruses
Macluraviruses
Marafiviruses
Nanaviruses
Necroviruses
Ourmaiviruses
Potexviruses
Satellite RNAs
Satelliviruses
Sobemoviruses
Tenuiviruses
Tobamoviruses
Tobraviruses
Trichoviruses
Tymoviruses
Umbraviruses
Varicosaviruses
VIROIDS
All viroids
PHYTOPLASMAS
All phytoplasmas
BACTERIA
Division Firmicutes
Arthrobacter
Bacillus
Clavibacter
Curtobacterium
Nocardia
Rathayibacter
Rhodococcus
Division Gracilicutes
Class Proteobacteria
Alpha Subclass
Family Acetobacteriaceae
Acetobacter
Family Rhizobiaceae
Agrobacterium
[Family not classified]
Rhizobacter
Rhizomonas
Beta Subclass
Family Comamonadaceae
Acidovorax
(formerly
Pseudomonas)
Burkholderia
Ralstonia Xylophilus
[Family not named]
formerly Pseudomonas
BACTERIA (continued)
Division Gracilicutes (continued)
Class Proteobacteria (continued)
Gamma Subclass
Family Enterobacteriaceae
Enterobacter
Erwinia Pantoea
Family Pseudomonadaceae
Pseudomonas
[Family not named]
Xanthomonas
[Family not classified]
Xylella
Division Tenericutes
Class Mollicutes
Family Spiroplasmataceae
Spiroplasma
[unclassified]
Family Rhizobacter
Streptomyces
FUNGI
Division Myxomycota
Class Labyrinthulomycetes
Order Labyrinthulales
Class Myxomycetes
Order Physarales
Class Plasmodiophoromycetes
Order Plasmodiophorales
Division Eumycota
Subdivision Mastigomycotina
Class Chytridiomycetes
Orders: Blastocladiales
Chytridiales
Class Hyphochytridiomycetes
Class Oomycetes
Orders:
Lagenidiales
Peronosporales
Saprolegniales
Subdivision Zygomycotina
Order Mucorales
FUNGI (continued)
Division Eumycota (continued)
Subdivision Ascomycotina
Orders:
Arthoniales
Clavicipitales
Coryneliales
Diapor
thales
Diatrypales
Dothideales
Endomycetales
E
rysiphales
Eurotiales
Helotiales
Hypocreales
L
ecanidiales
Lecanorales
Ophlostomatales
Ostrop
ales
Pezizales
Phyllachorales
Pleosporales
Pol
ystigmatales
Pyrenulales
Rhytismatales
Sphaeri
ales
Sordariales
Subdivision Basidiomycotina
Orders:
Agaricales
Aphyllophorales
Auriculariales
Dacr
ymycetales
Exobasidiales
Filobasidiales
Nidula
riales
Septobasidiales
Tremellales
Tulasnellal
es
Classes: Uredinales
Ustilaginales
Subdivision Deuteromycotina
Classes: Hyphomycetes
Coelomycetes
Agonomycetes
Insects, mites and molluscs
Phylum Mollusca
Classes: Gastropoda
Bivalvia
Phylum arthRopoda
Class Arachnida
Subclass Acari
Order Acariformes
Superfamily Tetranychoidea
Families:
Tetranychidae
Tenuipalpid
ae
Superfamily Eriophyoidea
Family Tarsonemidae
Phytonemus
Polyphagotarso-
nemus
Stenotarsonemus
Family Penthaleidae
Superfamily Acaroidea
Class Insecta
Orders:
Isoptera
Orthoptera
Dermaptera
Phasmatodea
Order Diptera
Families:
Cecidomyiidae
Sciaridae
S
tratiomyidae
Phoridae
Syr
phidae
Anthomyzidae
Antho
myiidae
Chloropidae
Musci
dae
Superfamilies:
Tephritoidea
Opomyzoidea
Phylum arthRopoda (continued)
Class Insecta (continued)
Order Trichoptera
Families:
Hydropsychidae
Leptocerid
ae
Order Lepidoptera
Order Hymenoptera
Suborder Symphyta
Suborder Apocrita
Families:
Cynipidae
Eurytomidae
Tor
ymidae
Pteromalidae
Formi
cidae
Vespidae
Order Coleoptera
Series:
Elateriformia
Bostrichiformia
Cucujiformi
a
Series Scarabaeiformia
Superfamily Scarabaeoidea
Orders: Hemiptera
Thysanoptera
NEMATODES
Order Tylenchida
Suborder Tylenchina
Superfamily Tylenchoidea
Family Anguinidae
Anguina Ditylenchus
Subanguina
Family Dolichodoridae
Dolichodorus
Family Belonolaimidae
Belonolaimus
Merlinius
Tylenchorhynchus
Family Pratylenchidae
Naccobus
Pratylenchus
Radopholus
Family Hoplolaimidae
Helicotylenchus
Hoplolaimus
Rotylenchulus
Rotylenchus
Family Heteroderidae
Cactodera Globodera
Heterodera
Meloidogyne
Thecavermiculatus
Superfamily Criconematoidea
Family Criconematidae
Criconema
Criconemella
Hemicriconemoides
Hemicycliophora
Family Tylenchulidae
Cacopaurus
Gracilacus
Paratylenchus
Tylenchulus
NEMATODES (continued)
Order Tylenchida (continued)
Suborder Aphelenchina
Superfamily Aphelenchoidea
Family Aphelenchidae
Aphelenchus
Family Aphelenchoididae
Aphelenchoides
Bursaphelenchus
Suborder Sphaeruliina
Superfamily Sphaerularioidea
Family Allantonematidae
Allantonema
Order Dorylaimida
Suborder Dorylaimina
Superfamily Dorylaimoidea
Family Longidoridae
Longidorus
Paralongidorus
Xiphinema
Suborder Diptherophorina
Superfamily Trichodoroidea
Family Trichodoridae
Paratrichodorus
Trichodorus
Part 2 Noxious plants
Section 59
Aegilops spp.
Alternanthera philoxeroides
Ambrosia spp. other than:
A. artemisiifolia, A.
confertiflora, A. psilostachya, A. tenuifolia
Amsinckia spp. other than: A. calycina, A. intermedia, A. lycopsoides
Asclepias syraica
Asophodelus tenuifolius
Berberis spp.other than: B. aristata,
B. darwinii, B.
vulgaris
Bromus commutatus
Cabomba caroliniana
Carthamus glaucus
Carthamus leucocaulos
Cenchrus spp.--all that have burrs
Cenchrus gracillimus
Chondrilla juncea
Chromoleana odorata
Conium chaerophylloides
Cuscata spp. other than: C. campestris, C. australis
Cyperus aromaticus
Eliocharis palustris
Elodea spp. other than: E. canadensis
Galeopsis tetrahit
Halogeton glomeratus
Harrisia spp.
Helenium spp.
Homeria spp. other than: H. miniata,
H. flaccida, H.
ochroleuca
Iva axillaris
Kochia scoparia (Bassia scoparia)
Lactuca pulchella
Lagarosiphon major
Lantana camara
Linaria dalmatica
Mahonia spp.
Malachra fasciata
Mimosa invisa
Mimosa pigra
Myriophyllum spicatum
Opuntia spp. other than: O. aurantiaca, O. cylindrica, O.
elatior, O. ficus-indica, O. hunifusa, O. imbricata, O. lindheimeri, O.
microdasys,
O. paraguayensis, O. robusta,
O. stricta, O. tomentosa,
O. vulgaris
Orobanche spp.
Parthenium hysterophorus
Picnomon acarna
Prosopis spp. other than: P. juliflora,
P. glandulosa, P.
limensis,
P. pallida, P. velutina
Rorippa austriaca
Saccharum spontaneum
Sagittaria montevidensis
Salvinia spp. other than: S. molesta
Senecio pterophorus
Setaria faberi
Solanum dimidiatum
Sonchus arvensis
Stratiotes aloides
Striga spp. other than: S. curviflora,
S. multiflora, S.
parviflora,
S. squamigera
Taeniatherum caput-medusae
Toxicodendron radicans
Section 63
SPECIES
Abutilon spp.
Acacia abbreviata
Acacia abrupta
Acacia acanthaster
Acacia acanthoclada ssp. acanthoclada
Acacia acanthoclada ssp. glaucescens
Acacia acellerata
Acacia acinacea
Acacia aciphylla
Acacia acoma
Acacia acradenia
Acacia acrionastes
Acacia acuaria
Acacia aculeatissima
Acacia aculeiformis
Acacia acuminata
Acacia acutata
Acacia adenogonia
Acacia adinophylla
Acacia adnata
Acacia adoxa var. adoxa
Acacia adoxa var. subglabra
Acacia adsurgens
Acacia adunca
Acacia aemula ssp. aemula
Acacia aemula ssp. muricata
Acacia aestivalis
Acacia alata var. alata
Acacia alata var. biglandulosa
Acacia alata var. platyptera
Acacia alata var. tetrantha
Acacia albizioides
Acacia alcockii
Acacia alexandri
Acacia alleniana
Acacia alocophylla ssp. alocophylla
Acacia alocophylla ssp. compressa
Acacia alpina
Acacia amblygona
Acacia amblyophylla
Acacia amentifera
Acacia ammobia
Acacia ammophila
Acacia amoena
Acacia ampliceps
Acacia amputa
Acacia amyctica
Acacia anarthros
Acacia anastema
Acacia anaticeps
Acacia anceps
Acacia anceps var. angustifolia
Acacia ancistrocarpa
Acacia ancistrophylla var. ancistrophylla
Acacia ancistrophylla var. lissophylla
Acacia ancistrophylla var. perarcuata
Acacia andrewsii
Acacia aneura
Acacia anfractuosa
Acacia angusta
Acacia angustissima
Acacia anomala
Acacia aphanoclada
Acacia aphylla
Acacia applanata
Acacia aprepta
Acacia aprica
Acacia araneosa
Acacia arcuatilis
Acacia argutifolia
Acacia argyraea
Acacia argyrodendron
Acacia argyrophylla
Acacia arida
Acacia aristulata
Acacia armillata
Acacia armittii
Acacia arrecta
Acacia ascendens
Acacia asepala
Acacia ashbyae
Acacia asparagoides
Acacia aspera
Acacia asperulacea
Acacia assimilis ssp. assimilis
Acacia assimilis ssp. atroviridis
Acacia ataxiphylla ssp. ataxiphylla
Acacia ataxiphylla ssp. magna
Acacia atkinsiana
Acacia attenuata
Acacia aufeldii
Acacia aulacocarpa var. aulacocarpa
Acacia aulacocarpa var. fruticosa
Acacia aulacophylla
Acacia auricoma
Acacia auriculiformis
Acacia auripila
Acacia auronitens
Acacia ausfeldii
Acacia awestoniana
Acacia axillaris
Acacia ayersiana
Acacia baeuerlenii
Acacia baileyana
Acacia bakeri
Acacia balsamea
Acacia bancroftii
Acacia barattensis
Acacia barbinervis ssp. barbinervis
Acacia barbinervis ssp. borealis
Acacia barringtonensis
Acacia basedowii
Acacia baueri ssp. aspera
Acacia baueri ssp. baueri
Acacia baxteri
Acacia beauverdiana
Acacia beckleri
Acacia benthamii
Acacia betchei
Acacia bidentata
Acacia bidwillii var. bidwillii
Acacia bidwillii var. polystachya
Acacia biflora
Acacia binata
Acacia binervata
Acacia binervia
Acacia bivenosa
Acacia blakei ssp. blakei
Acacia blakei ssp. diphylla
Acacia blakelyi
Acacia blaxellii
Acacia blayana
Acacia boliviana
Acacia boormanii
Acacia botrycephala
Acacia botrydion
Acacia brachybotrya
Acacia brachycarpa
Acacia brachyclada
Acacia brachyphylla var. brachyphylla
Acacia brachyphylla var. recurvata
Acacia brachypoda
Acacia brachystachya
Acacia bracteolata
Acacia brassii
Acacia browniana var. browniana
Acacia browniana var. endlicheri
Acacia browniana var. glaucescens
Acacia browniana var. intermedia
Acacia browniana var. obscura
Acacia brownii
Acacia brumalis
Acacia brunioides ssp. brunioides
Acacia brunioides ssp. granitica
Acacia burbidgeae
Acacia burkittii
Acacia burrowii
Acacia buxifolia ssp. buxifolia
Acacia buxifolia ssp. pubiflora
Acacia bynoeana
Acacia caerulescens
Acacia caesariata
Acacia caesiella
Acacia calamifolia
Acacia calantha
Acacia calcarata
Acacia calcicola
Acacia calyculata
Acacia cambagei
Acacia camella
Acacia camplophylla
Acacia camptoclada
Acacia cana
Acacia cardiophylla
Acacia carens
Acacia carnei
Acacia carnosula
Acacia caroleae
Acacia cassicula
Acacia castanostegia
Acacia catenulata
Acacia cedroides
Acacia celastrifolia
Acacia centrinervia
Acacia cerastes
Acacia chalkeri
Acacia chameleon
Acacia chapmanii ssp. australis
Acacia chapmanii ssp. chapmani
Acacia chartacea
Acacia cheelii
Acacia chinchillensis
Acacia chippendalei
Acacia chisholmii
Acacia chrysella
Acacia chrysocephala
Acacia chrysochaeta
Acacia chrysopoda
Acacia chrysotricha
Acacia cincinnata
Acacia citrinoviridis
Acacia cliftoniana ssp. cliftoniana
Acacia cliftoniana ssp. wonganensis
Acacia clivicola
Acacia clunies-rossiae
Acacia cochlearis
Acacia cochlocarpa ssp. cochlocarpa
Acacia cochlocarpa ssp. velutinosa
Acacia cognata
Acacia colei
Acacia colletioides
Acacia collicola
Acacia comans
Acacia cometes
Acacia complanata
Acacia concolorans
Acacia concurrens
Acacia conferta
Acacia confluens
Acacia confusa
Acacia congesta
Acacia conjunctifolia
Acacia conniana
Acacia consanguinea
Acacia consobrina
Acacia consortis
Acacia conspersa
Acacia constablei
Acacia continua
Acacia coolgardiensis
Acacia coriacea ssp. coriacea
Acacia coriacea ssp. pendens
Acacia coriacea ssp. sericophylla
Acacia costiniana
Acacia courtii
Acacia covenyi
Acacia cowaniana
Acacia cowleana
Acacia craspedocarpa
Acacia crassa ssp. crassa
Acacia crassa ssp. longicoma
Acacia crassicarpa
Acacia crassistipula
Acacia crassiuscula
Acacia crasspedocarpa
Acacia crassuloides
Acacia cretacea
Acacia cretata
Acacia crispula
Acacia crombiei
Acacia cultriformis
Acacia cummingiana
Acacia cuneata
Acacia cuneiformis
Acacia cunninghamii
Acacia cupularis
Acacia curranii
Acacia curvata
Acacia curvinervia
Acacia cuspidifolia
Acacia cuthbertsonii
Acacia cuvicarpa
Acacia cyanophylla
Acacia cyclops
Acacia cylindrica
Acacia cyperophylla
Acacia dacrydioides
Acacia dallachiana
Acacia daviesioides
Acacia daweana
Acacia dawsonii
Acacia dealbata
Acacia deanei ssp. deanei
Acacia deanei ssp. paucijuga
Acacia debilis
Acacia decipiens
Acacia declinata
Acacia decora
Acacia decurrens
Acacia deficiens
Acacia deflexa
Acacia deformis
Acacia delibrata
Acacia delicatula
Acacia delphina
Acacia deltoidea ssp. ampla
Acacia deltoidea ssp. deltoidea
Acacia dempsteri
Acacia densiflora
Acacia denticulosa
Acacia dentifera
Acacia depressa
Acacia dermatophylla
Acacia desertorum var. desertorum
Acacia desertorum var. nudipes
Acacia desmondii
Acacia deuteroneura
Acacia diaphyllodinea
Acacia dictophleba
Acacia dictyoneura
Acacia dictyophleba
Acacia didyma
Acacia dielsii
Acacia dietrichiana
Acacia difficilis
Acacia difformis
Acacia dilatata
Acacia dimidiata
Acacia diminuta
Acacia diphylla
Acacia discolor
Acacia dissona var. dissona
Acacia dissona var. indoloria
Acacia distans
Acacia disticha
Acacia ditricha
Acacia divergens
Acacia dodonaeifolia
Acacia dolichophylla
Acacia donaldsonii
Acacia doratoxylon
Acacia dorothea
Acacia drepanocarpa ssp. drepanocarpa
Acacia drepanocarpa ssp. latifolia
Acacia drepanophylla
Acacia drewiana ssp. drewiana
Acacia drewiana ssp. minor
Acacia drummondii ssp. affinis
Acacia drummondii ssp. candolleana
Acacia drummondii ssp. drummondii
Acacia drummondii ssp. elegans
Acacia dunnii
Acacia dura
Acacia durabilis
Acacia duriuscula
Acacia echinula
Acacia effusa
Acacia elata
Acacia elongata var. dilatata
Acacia elongata var. elongata
Acacia empelioclada
Acacia enervia
Acacia ensifolia
Acacia enterocarpa
Acacia epacantha
Acacia epedunculata
Acacia ephedroides
Acacia eremaea
Acacia eremophila var. eremophila
Acacia eremophila var. variabilis
Acacia eremophiloides
Acacia ericifolia
Acacia ericksonii
Acacia erinacea
Acacia erioclada
Acacia eripoda
Acacia errabunda
Acacia estrophiolata
Acacia euthycarpa
Acacia euthyphylla
Acacia evenulosa
Acacia everistii
Acacia excelsa ssp. angusta
Acacia excelsa ssp. excelsa
Acacia excentrica
Acacia exilis
Acacia exocarpoides
Acacia extensa
Acacia fagonioides
Acacia falcata
Acacia falciformis
Acacia farinosa
Acacia fasciculifera
Acacia fauntleroyi
Acacia ferocior
Acacia filamentosa
Acacia filicifolia
Acacia filifolia
Acacia fimbriata
Acacia flabellifolia
Acacia flagelliformis
Acacia flavescens
Acacia flavipila var. flavipila
Acacia flavipila var. ovalis
Acacia fleckeri
Acacia flexifolia
Acacia flocktoniae
Acacia floribunda
Acacia floydii
Acacia formidabilis
Acacia forrestiana
Acacia forsythii
Acacia fragilis
Acacia frigescens
Acacia froggattii
Acacia frumentacea
Acacia fulva
Acacia furfuracea
Acacia galeata
Acacia galioides var. galioides
Acacia galioides var. glabriflora
Acacia galioides var. leioclada
Acacia gardneri
Acacia gearginae
Acacia gelasina
Acacia gemina
Acacia genistifolia
Acacia georgensis
Acacia georginae
Acacia gibbosa
Acacia gilbertii
Acacia gilesiana
Acacia gillii
Acacia gittinsii
Acacia gladiiformis
Acacia glandulicarpa
Acacia glaucescens
Acacia glaucissima
Acacia glaucocaesia
Acacia glaucocarpa
Acacia glaucoptera
Acacia gloeotricha
Acacia glutinosissima
Acacia gnidium
Acacia gonidium
Acacia gonocarpa
Acacia gonoclada
Acacia gonophylla
Acacia gordonii
Acacia gracilenta
Acacia gracilifolia
Acacia gracillima
Acacia grandifolia
Acacia granitica
Acacia graniticola
Acacia grasbyi
Acacia grayana
Acacia gregorii
Acacia grisea
Acacia guinetii
Acacia gunnii
Acacia guymeri
Acacia hadrophylla
Acacia hakeoides
Acacia halliana
Acacia hamersleyensis
Acacia hamiltoniana
Acacia hammondii
Acacia handonis
Acacia harpophylla
Acacia harveyi
Acacia hastulata
Acacia havilandii
Acacia helicophylla
Acacia helmsiana
Acacia hemignosta
Acacia hemiteles
Acacia hemsleyi
Acacia heterochroa
Acacia heteroclita ssp. heteroclita
Acacia heteroclita ssp. valida
Acacia heteroneura var. heteroneura
Acacia heteroneura var. jutsonii
Acacia heteroneura var. petila
Acacia heteroneura var. prolixa
Acacia heterophylla
Acacia hexaneura
Acacia hilliana
Acacia hippuroides
Acacia hispidula
Acacia hockingsii
Acacia holosericea
Acacia holotricha
Acacia homaloclada
Acacia homalophylla
Acacia horridula
Acacia howittii
Acacia hubbardiana
Acacia huegelii
Acacia humifusa
Acacia hyaloneura
Acacia hylonoma
Acacia hystrix ssp. continua
Acacia hystrix ssp. hystrix
Acacia idiomorpha
Acacia imbricata
Acacia imitans
Acacia imparilis
Acacia implexa
Acacia improcera
Acacia inaequilatera
Acacia inaequiloba
Acacia inamabilis
Acacia incanicarpa
Acacia inceae
Acacia inceana
Acacia incongesta
Acacia incrassata
Acacia incurva
Acacia ingramii
Acacia ingrata
Acacia inophloia
Acacia inops
Acacia insolita ssp. efoliolata
Acacia insolita ssp. insolita
Acacia intorta
Acacia intricata
Acacia irrorata ssp. irrorata
Acacia irrorata ssp. velutinella
Acacia isiophylla
Acacia islana
Acacia isoneura ssp. isoneura
Acacia isoneura ssp. nimia
Acacia iteaphylla
Acacia ixiophylla
Acacia ixodes
Acacia jackesiana
Acacia jacksonioides
Acacia jamesiana
Acacia jasperensis
Acacia jennerae
Acacia jensenii
Acacia jibberdingensis
Acacia johnsonii
Acacia jonesii
Acacia jucunda
Acacia julerifera ssp. gilbertensis
Acacia julibrissin
Acacia julifera ssp. curniveria
Acacia julifera ssp. julifera
Acacia juncifolia
Acacia jutsoni
Acacia kalgoorliensis
Acacia kauaiensis
Acacia kelleri
Acacia kempeana
Acacia kenneallyi
Acacia kerryana
Acacia kettlewelliae
Acacia kimberleyenesis
Acacia kingiana
Acacia koa
Acacia kochii
Acacia kybeanensis
Acacia kydrensis
Acacia laccata
Acacia lachnophyylla
Acacia lanei
Acacia lanigera
Acacia lanuginophylla
Acacia laricina var. crassifolia
Acacia laricina var. laricina
Acacia lasiocalyx
Acacia lasiocarpa var. bracteolata
Acacia lasiocarpa var. lasiocarpa
Acacia lasiocarpa var. sedifolia
Acacia lateriticola
Acacia latescens
Acacia latifolia
Acacia latipes ssp. latipes
Acacia latipes ssp. licina
Acacia latisepala
Acacia latzii
Acacia lauta
Acacia lazaridis
Acacia legnota
Acacia leichhardtii
Acacia leiocalyx ssp. herveyensis
Acacia leiocalyx ssp. leiocalyx
Acacia leioderma
Acacia leiophylla
Acacia lentiginea
Acacia leprosa
Acacia leptalea
Acacia leptocarpa
Acacia leptoclada
Acacia leptoloba
Acacia leptoneura
Acacia leptopetala
Acacia leptophleba
Acacia leptospermoides ssp. leptospermoides
Acacia leptospermoides ssp. obovata
Acacia leptospermoides ssp. psammophila
Acacia leptostachya
Acacia leucoclada ssp. argentifolia
Acacia leucoclada ssp. leucoclada
Acacia ligulata
Acacia ligustrina
Acacia limbata
Acacia linarioides
Acacia linearifolia
Acacia linearis
Acacia lineata
Acacia lineolata var. basalis
Acacia lineolata var. lineolata
Acacia linifolia
Acacia linophylla
Acacia littorea
Acacia lobulata
Acacia loderi
Acacia longifolia
Acacia longipedunculata
Acacia longiphyllodinea
Acacia longispicata ssp. longispicata
Acacia longispicata ssp. velutina
Acacia longispinea
Acacia longissima
Acacia lophartha
Acacia loroloba
Acacia loxophylla
Acacia lucasii
Acacia lullfitziorum
Acacia lunata
Acacia luteola
Acacia lycopodiifolia
Acacia lysiphloia
Acacia mabelliae
Acacia macdonnelliensis ssp. macdonnelliensis
Acacia macdonnelliensis ssp. teretifolia
Acacia mackeyana
Acacia macnuttiana
Acacia maconochieana
Acacia macradenia
Acacia maidenii
Acacia maitlandii
Acacia malacocephala
Acacia malloclada
Acacia mangium
Acacia manipula
Acacia maranoensis
Acacia marramamba
Acacia masliniana
Acacia mathuataensis
Acacia maxwellii
Acacia mcnuttiana
Acacia mearnsii
Acacia megacephala
Acacia megalantha
Acacia meiosperma
Acacia meisneri
Acacia melanoxylon
Acacia melleodera
Acacia melvillei
Acacia menzelii
Acacia merinthophora
Acacia merrallii
Acacia merrickiae
Acacia micreosperma
Acacia microbotrya
Acacia microcalyx
Acacia microcarpa
Acacia microcephala
Acacia microneura
Acacia microsperma
Acacia mimica var. angusta
Acacia mimica var. mimica
Acacia mimula
Acacia minutifolia
Acacia mitchellii
Acacia moirii ssp. dasycarpa
Acacia moirii ssp. moirii
Acacia moirii ssp. recurvistipula
Acacia mollifolia
Acacia mollissima
Acacia montana
Acacia monticola
Acacia mooreana
Acacia mountfordae
Acacia mucronata var. longifolia
Acacia mucronata var. mucronata
Acacia muelleriana
Acacia multilineata
Acacia multisiliqua
Acacia multispicata
Acacia murrayana
Acacia murrumboensis
Acacia mutabilis ssp. angustifolia
Acacia mutabilis ssp. incurva
Acacia mutabilis ssp. mutabilis
Acacia mutabilis ssp. rhynchophylla
Acacia mutabilis ssp. stipulifera
Acacia myrtifolia
Acacia nanodealbata
Acacia nematophylla
Acacia neriifolia
Acacia nervosa
Acacia nesophila
Acacia neurophylla ssp. erugata
Acacia neurophylla ssp. neurophylla
Acacia newbeyi
Acacia nigricans
Acacia nigripilosa ssp. latifolia
Acacia nigripilosa ssp. nigripilosa
Acacia nitidula
Acacia nivea
Acacia nodiflora
Acacia notabilis
Acacia numerosa
Acacia nuperrima spp. cassitera
Acacia nuperrima spp. nuperrima
Acacia nyssophylla
Acacia obesa
Acacia obliqua
Acacia obliquinervia
Acacia obovata
Acacia obtecta
Acacia obtusata
Acacia obtusifolia
Acacia octonervia
Acacia oldfieldii
Acacia olgana
Acacia oligoneura
Acacia oligophleba
Acacia olsenii
Acacia omalophylla
Acacia ommatosperma
Acacia oncinocarpa
Acacia oncinophylla ssp. oncinophylla
Acacia oncinophylla ssp. patulifolia
Acacia ophiolithica
Acacia oraria
Acacia orbifolia
Acacia orites
Acacia ornithophora
Acacia orthocarpa
Acacia orthotricha
Acacia oshanesii
Acacia oshanesii
Acacia oswaldii
Acacia oxycedrus
Acacia oxyclada
Acacia pachyacra
Acacia pachycarpa
Acacia pachyphloia
Acacia pachyphylla
Acacia pachypoda
Acacia pallidifolia
Acacia palustris
Acacia papulosa
Acacia papyrocarpa
Acacia paradoxa
Acacia parramattensis
Acacia parvipinnula
Acacia pataczekii
Acacia patagiata
Acacia paula
Acacia pellita
Acacia pelophila
Acacia pendula
Acacia penninervis var. longiracemosa
Acacia penninervis var. penninervis
Acacia pentadenia
Acacia perangusta
Acacia perryi
Acacia petraea
Acacia peuce
Acacia phaeocalyx
Acacia pharangites
Acacia phasmoides
Acacia phlebocarpa
Acacia phlebopetala var. phlebopetala
Acacia phlebopetala var. pubescens
Acacia phlebophylla
Acacia pickardii
Acacia pilligaensis
Acacia pinguiculosa ssp. pinguiculosa
Acacia pinguiculosa ssp. teretifolia
Acacia platycarpa
Acacia plautella
Acacia plectocarpa ssp. plectocarpa
Acacia plectocarpa ssp. tanumbirinensis
Acacia plicata
Acacia podalyriaefolia
Acacia podalyriifolia
Acacia polifolia
Acacia poliochroa
Acacia polyandenia
Acacia polybotrya
Acacia polystachya
Acacia porcata
Acacia praelongata
Acacia praemorsa
Acacia praetermissa
Acacia prainii
Acacia pravifolia
Acacia pravissima
Acacia preissiana
Acacia prismifolia
Acacia pritzeliana
Acacia producta
Acacia profusa
Acacia prominens
Acacia proxima
Acacia pruinocarpa
Acacia pruinosa
Acacia pterocaulon
Acacia ptychoclada
Acacia ptychophylla
Acacia pubescens
Acacia pubicosta
Acacia pubifolia
Acacia pubirhachis
Acacia pulchella var. glaberrima
Acacia pulchella var. goadbyi
Acacia pulchella var. pulchella
Acacia pulchella var. reflexa
Acacia pulviniformis
Acacia puncticulata
Acacia purpureapetala
Acacia pusilla
Acacia pustula
Acacia pychostachya
Acacia pycnantha
Acacia pycnocephala
Acacia pycnostachya
Acacia pygmaea
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Acacia quadrisulcata
Acacia quinquinervia
Acacia quornensis
Acacia racospermoides
Acacia ramiflora
Acacia ramulosa
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Acacia redolens
Acacia rendlei
Acacia repanda
Acacia resinicostata
Acacia resinomarginea
Acacia resinosa
Acacia resinostipulea
Acacia restiacea
Acacia retinervis
Acacia retinodes var. araria
Acacia retinodes var. retinodes
Acacia retinodes var. uncifolia
Acacia retivenea ssp. cladestina
Acacia retivenea ssp. retivenea
Acacia retrorsa
Acacia rhamphophylla
Acacia rhetinocarpa
Acacia rhetinoides
Acacia rhigiophylla
Acacia rhodophloia
Acacia rhodoxylon
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Acacia richii
Acacia ridleyana
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Acacia rostellifera
Acacia rothii
Acacia rotundifolia
Acacia roycei
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Acacia ruppii
Acacia ryaniana
Acacia sabulosa
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Acacia saligna
Acacia sawdenii
Acacia saxatilis
Acacia saxicola
Acacia scabra
Acacia scalena
Acacia scalpelliformis
Acacia schinoides
Acacia sciophanes
Acacia scirpifolia
Acacia scleroclada
Acacia sclerophylla var. pilosa
Acacia sclerophylla var. sclerophylla
Acacia sclerophylla var. teretiuscula
Acacia sclerosperma ssp. glaucescens
Acacia sclerosperma ssp. sclerosperma
Acacia sedifolia ssp. pulvinata
Acacia sedifolia ssp. sedifolia
Acacia semiaurea
Acacia semibinervia
Acacia semilunata
Acacia semirigida
Acacia semitrullata
Acacia sericata
Acacia sericocarpa
Acacia sericoflora
Acacia sessiliceps
Acacia sessilis
Acacia sessilispica
Acacia setulifera
Acacia shirleyi
Acacia shuttleworthii
Acacia sibilans
Acacia sibina
Acacia siculiformis
Acacia signata
Acacia silvestris
Acacia simplex
Acacia simplicifolia
Acacia simsii
Acacia simulans
Acacia singula
Acacia solandri
Acacia sophorae
Acacia sorophylla
Acacia sowdenii
Acacia spania
Acacia sparsiflora
Acacia spathulifolia
Acacia speckii
Acacia spectabilis
Acacia sphacelata
Acacia sphacelata ssp. sphacelata
Acacia sphacelata ssp. verticillata
Acacia sphaerostachya
Acacia spilleriana
Acacia spinescens
Acacia spinosissima
Acacia spirorbis ssp. solandri
Acacia spirorbis ssp. spirorbis
Acacia spondylophylla
Acacia spongolitica
Acacia squamata
Acacia startii
Acacia steedmanii
Acacia stenophylla
Acacia stenoptera
Acacia stereophylla var. cylindrata
Acacia stereophylla var. stereophylla
Acacia stigmatophylla
Acacia stipuligera ssp. glabrifolia
Acacia stipuligera ssp. stipuligera
Acacia stipulosa
Acacia storyi
Acacia stowardii
Acacia striatifolia
Acacia stricta
Acacia strongylophylla
Acacia suaveolens
Acacia subcaerulea
Acacia suberosa
Acacia subflexuosa ssp. capillata
Acacia subflexuosa ssp. subflexuosa
Acacia sublananta
Acacia subporosa
Acacia subracemosa
Acacia subrigida
Acacia subsessilis
Acacia subternata
Acacia subtessarogona
Acacia subtilinervis
Acacia subulata
Acacia sulcata var. planoconvexa
Acacia sulcata var. platyphylla
Acacia sulcata var. sulcata
Acacia sutherlandii
Acacia symonii
Acacia synchronicia
Acacia tarculensis
Acacia tayloriana
Acacia telmica
Acacia tenuinervis
Acacia tenuior
Acacia tenuispica
Acacia tenuissima
Acacia tephrina
Acacia teretifolia
Acacia terminalis
Acacia tessellata
Acacia tetanophylla
Acacia tetragonocarpa
Acacia tetragonophylla
Acacia tetraneura
Acacia tetraptera
Acacia tindaleae
Acacia torringtonensis
Acacia torticarpa
Acacia torulosa
Acacia trachphyloia
Acacia trachycarpa
Acacia translucens
Acacia tratmaniana
Acacia trigonophylla
Acacia trinervata
Acacia trineura
Acacia triptchya
Acacia triptera
Acacia triquetra
Acacia tropica
Acacia truculenta
Acacia trulliformis
Acacia truncuta
Acacia tuberculata
Acacia tumida
Acacia tysonii
Acacia ulicifolia
Acacia ulicina
Acacia uliginosa
Acacia umbellata
Acacia uncifera
Acacia uncinata
Acacia uncinella var. albipes
Acacia uncinella var. uncinella
Acacia undoolyana
Acacia undosa
Acacia undulifolia
Acacia unguicula
Acacia unicinata
Acacia unicinella var. uncinella
Acacia unifissilis
Acacia urophylla
Acacia validinervia
Acacia varia var. crassinervis
Acacia varia var. parviflora
Acacia varians
Acacia vassalii
Acacia venosa
Acacia venulosa
Acacia verniciflua
Acacia veronica
Acacia verricula
Acacia verticillata var. latifolia
Acacia verticillata var. ovoidea
Acacia verticillata var. verticillata
Acacia vestita
Acacia victoriae ssp. arida
Acacia victoriae ssp. victoriae
Acacia vincentii
Acacia viscidula
Acacia viscifolia
Acacia vittata
Acacia volubilis
Acacia wanyu
Acacia wardellii
Acacia warramaba
Acacia wattsiana
Acacia websteri
Acacia wetarensis
Acacia whibleyana
Acacia whilhemiana
Acacia whitei
Acacia wickhamii
Acacia wilcoxii
Acacia wilhelmiana
Acacia willdenowiana
Acacia williamsonii
Acacia wilsonii
Acacia wiseana
Acacia xanthina
Acacia xerophila var. brevior
Acacia xerophila var. xerophila
Acacia xiphoclada
Acacia xiphophylla
Acacia yirrkallensis
Acacia yorkrakinensis
Acaena anserinifolia
Acaena novae-zelandie
Acanthocalycium spp.
Acanthophoenix spp.
Acanthorhipsalis monacantha
Acanthostyles spp. (other than A. buniifolius)
Acanthus spp. (other than A. montanus, A. ptarmica, and A. pubescens)
Acer spp.
Achillea spp.
Achimenes spp.
Achyranthes spp. (other than A. aspera and A. sicula)
Acidanthera spp.
Acmadinia mundii
Acoelorraphe spp.
Aconitum napellus
Acorus calamus
Acrocarpus fraxinifolius
Acroceras spp. (other than A. zizanioides)
Acroclinum spp.
Acrocomia spp.
Acropelta spp.
Acrophorus spp.
Acrosorus spp.
Acrostichum spp.
Actinidia spp.
Actiniopteris spp.
Actinokentia spp.
Actonorhytis spp.
Acystopteris spp.
Adansonia digitata
Adansonia spp.
Adenathera pavonia
Adenia spp.
Adenocalymna spp. (other than A. alliaceum)
Adenoderris spp.
Adenophora spp.
Adenophorus spp.
Adiantopsis spp.
Adiantum spp.
Adromischus spp.
Aenigmopteris spp.
Aeschynanthus spp.
Aeschynomene spp. (other than A. aspera and A. rudis)
Aesculus carnea
Aesculus hippocastanum
Aesculus indica
Afropteris spp.
Afzelia cuanzensis
Agalmyla parasitica
Agapanthus spp.
Agastache spp.
Agave spp.
Ageratum spp.
Aglaomorpha spp.
Aglaonema spp.
Agrimonia eupatoria
Agrostemma githago
Agrostis spp. (other than A. spicaventi)
Aiphanes spp.
Ajuga spp.
Albizia spp. (other than A. ogadensis and A. tanganyicensis spp. tanganyicensis)
Alcantarea spp.
Alcea spp.
Alchemilla spp. (other than A. gracilipes)
Alchornea spp. (other than A. cordifolia)
Alisma spp. (other than A. plantago-aquatica)
Allagoptera spp.
Alliaria petiolata
Allium spp.
Allmania spp. (other than A. nodiflora)
Alloschmidia spp.
Alluaudia procera
Alniphyllum spp.
Alnus spp.
Aloe spp.
Aloinopsis luckhoffii
Aloinopsis malherbei
Aloinopsis rosulata
Alonsoa spp.
Alpinia spp.
Alsmithia spp.
Alsobia spp.
Alstroemeria spp.
Althaea spp.
Alyssoides spp.
Alyssum spp.
Alyxia oliviformis
Amaranthus spp. (other than A. dubius and A. thunbergii)
Amauropelta spp.
Ambrosia spp. (other than A. trifida)
Ammandra spp.
Ammannia spp. (other than A. coccinea, A. peploides, and A. prieuriana)
Ammi majus
Ammi visnage
Amomum spp.
Ammophila spp.
Amorphophallus spp.
Ampelopsis spp.
Ampelopteris spp.
Amphiblestra spp.
Amphineuron spp.
Amsonia spp.
Anacampseros spp.
Anacardium spp. (other than A. occidentalis)
Anagallis spp.
Ananas spp. (other than A. microstachys)
Anarthropteris spp.
Anathacorus spp.
Anchusa spp. (other than A. azurea and A. italica)
Andira spp. (other than A. humilis)
Androcymbidium spp.
Androlepis spp.
Andropogon spp. (other than A. bicornis, A. condensatus, and A. lateralis)
Aneilema spp. (other than A. japonica and A. keisak)
Anemia spp.
Anemone spp.
Anemonella thalictroides
Anethum spp.
Anetium spp.
Angelica spp.
Angelonia angustifolia
Angiopteris spp.
Anisocampium spp.
Anisodontea spp.
Annona spp. (other than A. senegalensis)
Anoda cristata
Anogramma spp.
Anomatheca laxa
Anopteris spp.
Anotis spp. (other than A. spermacoce)
Antennaria linearifolia
Antennaria parvifolia
Antennaria rosea
Antennaria umbrinella
Anthemis spp.
Anthericum falcatum
Anthericum liliago
Anthericum ramoseum
Anthoxanthum odoratum
Anthriscus spp.
Anthurium spp.
Anthyllis vulneraria
Antigonon leptopus
Antigramma spp.
Antirrhinum spp.
Antongilia spp.
Antrophyum spp.
Apera spp. (other than A. spica-venti)
Aphandra spp.
Aphelandra spp.
Apium spp.
Aponogeton elongatus
Aponogeton longiplumulosis
Aponogeton madagascariensis
Aponogeton undulatus
Aporocactus spp.
Aquilegia spp.
Arabidella spp.
Arabidopsis thaliana
Arabis spp.
Arachniodes spp.
Araiostegia spp.
Aralia spp.
Arbutus spp.
Archontophoenix spp.
Arctium lappa
Arctostaphylos pungens
Arctotis spp.
Arctous alpinus
Ardisia spp.
Areca spp.
Arecastrum spp.
Arenaria laricifolia
Arenga spp.
Argyranthemum spp.
Argyreia spp. (other than A. nervosa)
Argyroderma spp.
Argyrolobium spp.
Arikuyroba spp.
Ariocarpus spp.
Aristea spp.
Aristida spp. (other than A. congesta and A. junciformis)
Aristolochia spp. (other than A. bracteata, A. clematis, and A. mauroruma)
Armeria spp.
Armoracia spp.
Arnica chamissonis
Aronia spp.
Arrojadoa spp.
Artabotrys hexapetalus
Artemisia spp. (other than A. principes)
Arthrocereus spp.
Arthromeris spp.
Arthropodium cirrhatum
Arthropteris spp.
Artocarpus spp.
Arum spp.
Aruncus aethusifolius
Aruncus dioicus
Arundinella spp. (other than A. bengalensis and A. leptochloa)
Asarina procumbens
Asclepias spp. (other than A. syriaca)
Asparagus spp.
Asperula spp.
Asphodeline spp.
Asphodelus spp. (other than A. ramosus and A. tenuifolius)
Aspidotis spp.
Aspilia spp. (other than A. africana and A. bupthalmiflora)
Asplenium spp.
Asplundia spp.
Aster spp.
Asteranthera spp.
Asterogyne spp.
Astilbe spp.
Astilboides tabularis
Astragalus spp. (other than A. garbancillo)
Astrantia major
Astrantia maxima
Astrocaryum spp.
Astrophytum spp.
Asystasia spp (other than A. intrusa and A. schimperi)
Atalopteris spp.
Ataxipteris spp.
Athrotaxis spp.
Athyrium spp.
Atriplex spp.
Attalea spp.
Aubrieta spp.
Aucuba spp.
Auricula spp.
Australina spp. (other than A. acuminata)
Austrocactus spp.
Austrocephalocereus spp.
Austroeupatorium spp. (other than A. inulaefolium)
Austrogramme spp.
Averrhoa spp.
Aylostera spp.
Aztekium spp.
Azureocereus spp.
Babiana rubrocyanea
Baccaurea angulata
Baccaurea bracteata
Baccaurea hookeri
Baccaurea motleyana
Baccharis spp. (other than B. cordifolia, B. douglasii, B. neglecta, B. pilularis, and B. salicifolia)
Bacopa spp. (other than B. crenata and B. erecta)
Bactris spp.
Bacularia spp.
Baeckea spp.
Balaka spp.
Ballota spp.
Balmea spp.
Baltimora spp. (other than B. recta)
Bambusa spp.
Barbarea spp.
Barbosa spp.
Barcella spp.
Barclaya longifolia
Barleria cristata
Barringtonia asiatica
Barringtonia calyptrocalyx
Barringtonia edulis
Barringtonia samoensis
Bartonia spp.
Bartschella spp.
Bassella rubra
Basselinia spp.
Bassia spp. (other than B. scoparia)
Bauhinia spp.
Beaucarnea spp.
Beaumontia burtonii
Beauprea balansae
Beauprea gracilis
Beauprea neglecta
Beauprea pancheri
Beauprea paniculata
Beauprea spathulaefolia
Beccariophoenix spp.
Beesia calthifolia
Begonia spp.
Belamcanda chinensis
Bellis spp.
Belvisia spp.
Bentinckia spp.
Berberis ari-calida
Berberis beaniana
Berberis buxifolia
Berberis buxifolia var. nana
Berberis calliantha
Berberis candidula
Berberis cavalerei
Berberis circumserrata
Berberis concinna
Berberis coxii
Berberis darwinii
Berberis dasystachya
Berberis dubia
Berberis franchetiana
Berberis gagnepainii
Berberis gilgiana
Berberis gyalaica
Berberis heterophylla
Berberis insignis
Berberis julianae
Berberis kawakamii var. formosana
Berberis koreana
Berberis lempergiana
Berberis lepidifolia
Berberis linearifolia
Berberis manipurana
Berberis pallens
Berberis potaninii
Berberis replicata
Berberis sanguinea
Berberis sargentiana
Berberis thunbergii var. agenteo-marginata
Berberis thunbergii var. atropurpurea
Berberis thunbergii var. erecta
Berberis thunbergii var. maximowiczii
Berberis thunbergii var. minor
Berberis thunbergii var. pluriflora
Berberis triacanthophora
Berberis verruculosa
Berberis virgetorum
Berberis x chenaultii
Berberis x hybrido-gagnepainii
Berberis x lologensis
Berberis xanthoxylon
Berchemia zeyheri
Bergenia spp.
Bergia spp. (other than B. capensis)
Bertholletia excelsa
Berzelia spp.
Beta spp.
Betula spp.
Bidens pilosa
Bijlia cana
Binghamia spp.
Biota orientalis
Biscutella spp. (other than B. didyma)
Bismarckia spp.
Bixa spp.
Blechum spp. (other than B. pyramidatum)
Blepharis spp. (other than B. maderaspatensis)
Bletia spp.
Blighia sapida
Blossfeldia spp.
Blotiella spp.
Blyxa spp. (other than B. japonica)
Boea spp.
Boerhavia spp. (other than B. erecta)
Bolbitis spp.
Bolusanthus speciosus
Bomarea caldasii
Bomarea salsilla
Bombacopsis quinata
Bombax ellipticum
Bommeria spp.
Bongardia spp. (other than B. chrysogonum)
Borago spp.
Borassodendron spp.
Borassus spp.
Borreria spp. (other than B. laevis, B. ocymoides, B. poaya, B. princeae, and B. verticillata)
Boswellia thurifera
Bothriochola bladhii
Bothriospermum spp. (other than B. tenellum)
Botrychium spp.
Bourreria spp. (other than B. acimoides)
Bowiea spp.
Boykinia aconitifolia
Boykinia jamesii
Boykinia rotundifolia
Boykinia tellimoides
Brachychiton spp.
Brachycome spp.
Brachystegia spp. (other than B. spiceaeformis)
Brachystelma spp.
Brahea spp.
Brainea spp.
Brasilicactus spp.
Brasilicereus spp.
Brasiliparodia spp.
Brassaia spp.
Brassica spp.
Brassiophoenix spp.
Bridelia micrantha
Briggsia spp.
Brillantaisa spp. (other than B. lamium and B. nitens)
Briza spp.
Brocchina reducta
Bromus spp. (other than B. commutatus)
Brongniartikentia spp.
Broussaisia spp.
Browallia spp.
Brownea arisa
Brownea latifolia
Brownea macrocarpa
Browningia spp.
Bruckenthalia spiculifolia
Brunia albiflora
Brunia alopecuroides
Brunia laevis
Brunia nodiflora
Brunia stokoei
Brunsvigia spp.
Buchloe dactyloides
Bucida spinosa
Bulbostylis spp. (other than B. puberula)
Bulnesia arborea
Buphthalmum spp.
Burretiokentia spp.
Butia spp.
Caesalpinia spp.
Calamintha nepeta
Calamus spp.
Calathea spp.
Calceolaria spp.
Calendula spp.
Calliandra spp.
Callitriche spp. (other than C. fallax and C. stagnalis)
Calospatha spp.
Calymmanthium spp.
Calymmodon spp.
Calyptrocalyx spp.
Calyptrogyne spp.
Calyptronoma spp.
Calystegia spp. (other than C. japonica)
Camellia spp. (other than C. sinensis)
Campanula spp.
Campecarpus spp.
Campsis spp.
Camptodium spp.
Camptosorus spp.
Campyloneurum spp.
Canarium odontophyllum
Canarium oleosum
Canna spp.
Canscora spp. (other than C. decussata)
Canthium spp. (other than C. hispidum)
Capparis spp.
Capsicum spp.
Cardamine pratensis
Cardanthera spp. (other than C. difformis)
Cardaria spp.
Cardiomanes spp.
Carduus spp. (other than C. acanthoides)
Carica spp.
Carissa grandiflora
Carlina spp. (other than C. involucrata)
Carludovica spp.
Carnegiea spp.
Carpentaria spp.
Carpinus cordata
Carpinus hupeana
Carpinus viminea
Carpoxylon spp.
Carthamus spp. (other than C. flavescens, C. oxycantha, and C. tinctorius)
Carum spp.
Caryapteris clandonensis
Carylopsis spp.
Caryocar nuciferum
Caryota spp.
Casseberra spp.
Cassia spp. (other than C. auriculata)
Cassinia spp. (other than C. leptophylla)
Cassytha spp. (other than C. filiformis)
Castanopsis foxworthyi
Castanospermum spp.
Castilleja rhexifolia
Casuarina spp.
Catanache spp.
Catharanthus spp.
Catoblastus spp.
Catopsis spp.
Ceanothus spp.
Cecropia spp.
Cedrela spp.
Celosia spp. (other than C. trigyna)
Celtis spp. (other than C. spinosa)
Centaurea spp. (other than C. acaulis, C. depressa, C. diffusa, C. iberica, and C. maculosa)
Centranthus spp.
Cephalaria spp. (other than C. syriaca)
Cephalocereus spp.
Cephalomanes spp.
Cephalotis spp.
Ceradenia spp.
Cerastium spp. (other than C. arvense and C. indicum)
Ceratolobus spp.
Ceratonia spp.
Ceratopteris spp.
Cerbera odollan
Cercis spp.
Cerinthe glabra
Cerinthe major
Cerosora spp.
Ceroxylon spp.
Ceterach spp.
Chamaecereus spp.
Chamaecytisus spp.
Chamaedorea spp.
Chamaemelum spp. (other than C. mixtum)
Chamaeropsis spp.
Chambeyronia spp.
Chasmanthe aethiopica
Chasmanthe floribunda
Cheilanthes spp.
Cheilanthopsis spp.
Cheiloplecton spp.
Cheiranthus spp.
Chelidonium majus
Chelone glabra
Chelyocarpus spp.
Chenopodium ambrosioides
Chenopodium quinoa
Chingia spp.
Chirita spp.
Chlamydogramme spp.
Chlorophytum krookianum
Chonemorpha penangensis
Chorisia speciosa
Christella spp.
Christensenia spp.
Christopteris spp.
Chromolaena spp. (other than C. odorata)
Chrozophora spp. (other than C. plicata)
Chrysalidocarpus spp.
Chrysallidosperma spp.
Chrysanthemum spp. (other than C. myconis)
Chukrasia tabularis
Chuniophoenix spp.
Cibotium spp.
Cicer spp. (other than C. arietinum)
Cichorium spp. (other than C. pumilum)
Cicuta spp. (other than C. douglasii, C. mackenzieana, and C. virosa)
Cineraria cruenta
Cineraria saxifraga
Cinnabarinea spp.
Cinnamomum spp.
Cissampelos spp. (other than C. pareira)
Cissus spp.
Cistus spp.
Citrullus lunatus
Cladanthus spp.
Clarkia spp.
Clematis spp.
Cleome spp. (other than C. burmanii, C. gynandra, and C. rutidosperma)
Clerodendrum spp.
Clethra spp.
Clidemia spp. (other than C. hirta)
Clinosperma spp.
Clinostigma spp.
Clitoria ternatea
Clivia spp.
Cloezia buxifolia
Clytostoma spp.
Cnicus benedictus
Cobaea spp.
Coccoloba spp. (other than C. acapulensis and C. schiedeana)
Coccothrinax spp.
Cochemiea spp.
Cochiseia spp.
Cochlidium spp.
Codonanthe spp.
Codonatanthus
Coix spp. (other than C. aquatica and C. gigantea)
Colchicum spp.
Coleonema pulchrum
Coleus spp.
Collinsia spp.
Colpothrinax spp.
Columnea spp.
Colysis spp.
Combretum spp. (other than C. apiculatum and C. hereroense)
Coniogramme spp.
Consolida spp.
Convallaria spp.
Convolvulus spp. (other than C. tricolor)
Conyza canadensis
Copernicia spp.
Copiapoa atacamensis
Copiapoa carizatensis
Copiapoa cinerea
Copiapoa cinerescens
Copiapoa cupreata
Copiapoa dealbeta
Copiapoa dura
Copiapoa fiedleriana
Copiapoa gigantea
Copiapoa goldii
Copiapoa grandiflora
Copiapoa hypogaea
Copiapoa krainziana
Copiapoa longistaminea
Copiapoa rubrifolia
Copiapoa serpentisulcata
Copiapoa solaris
Copiapoa tortoralensis
Coprosma spp.
Cordia alloidora
Cordyline spp.
Coreopsis spp.
Coriandrum sativum
Cornopteris spp.
Cortaderia spp. (other than C. jubata, C. richardii, and C. selloana)
Corydalis sempervirens
Corypha spp.
Coryphopteris spp.
Cosmos spp.
Costus spp.
Cotinus spp.
Cotula spp. (other than C. abyssinica and C. anthemoides)
Cotyledon spp.
Courtoisina spp. (other than C. cyperoides)
Coveniella spp.
Crassula spp.
Crataegus spp.
Crepidomanes spp.
Crepis spp. (other than C. bullosa)
Crinum spp.
Crocus sativus
Crotalaria spp. (other than C. aculeata and C. longirostrata)
Croton spp. (other than C. cilio-glanduliferus, C. lobatus, C. thirtus and C. tinctorius)
Crozophora spp. (other than C. tinctoria)
Cryosophila spp.
Crypsinus spp.
Cryptocarya wyliei
Cryptogramma spp.
Crytomium spp.
Ctenanthe spp.
Ctenitis spp.
Ctenopteris spp.
Cucumis spp.
Cucurbita spp.
Culcita spp.
Cuminum cyminum
Cumulopuntia spp.
Cuphea spp. (other than C. wrightii)
Curcuma spp.
Cyamopsis spp. (other than C. tetragonoloba)
Cyanotis spp. (other than C. papilionaceae and C. villosa)
Cyathula spp. (other than C. cylindrica and C. prostrata)
Cycas spp.
Cychostemma spp.
Cyclamen spp.
Cyclodium spp.
Cyclogramma spp.
Cyclopeltis spp.
Cyclosorus spp.
Cymbopogon spp. (other than C. proximus)
Cynara spp.
Cynodon spp.
Cynoglossum spp. (other than C. coeruleum)
Cynometra cauliflora
Cyphokentia spp.
Cyphophoenix spp.
Cyphosperma spp.
Cyphostemma gigantiphyllum
Cyrthanthus spp.
Cyrtococcum spp. (other than C. patens)
Cyrtostachys spp.
Cystoathyrium spp.
Cystodium spp.
Cytisus spp. (other than C. monspessulanus)
Dactylis spp.
Dactyloctenium aegyptium
Daemonorops spp.
Dahlia spp.
Dais cotinifolia
Danaea spp.
Daphne spp.
Daucus spp.
Davallia spp.
Davallodes spp.
Deckenia spp.
Delonix spp.
Delphinium spp. (other than D. glaucum)
Denmoza spp.
Dennstaedtia spp.
Derris spp. (other than D. elliptica)
Desmanthus virgatus
Desmoncus spp.
Desmostachya spp. (other than D. bipinnata)
Diacalpe spp.
Dialium indium
Dianella spp.
Dianthus spp.
Diblemma spp.
Dicentra spp.
Dichapetalum spp. (other than D. cymosum)
Dichrocephala spp. (other than D. bicolor)
Dichrostachys spp.
Dicksonia spp.
Dicranoglossum spp.
Dictamnus spp.
Dictymia spp.
Dictyocaryum spp.
Dictyosperma spp.
Didiscus coerulea
Didymochlaena spp.
Dieffenbachia spp.
Diellia spp.
Dierama spp.
Dietes spp.
Digera spp. (other than D. arvensis and D. muricata)
Digitalis spp.
Dimerocostus spp.
Dimocarpus spp.
Dimorphotheca spp.
Dionaea spp.
Diospyros spp.
Diplachne spp. (other than D. uninervia)
Diplaziopsis spp.
Diplazium spp. (other than D. japonicum)
Diplora spp.
Diplotaxis spp. (other than D. erucoides)
Disa spp.
Dissotis spp.
Dolichandrone spp.
Dombeya spp. (other than D. rotundifolia)
Donax canniformis
Doodia spp.
Doronicum spp.
Dorotheanthus spp.
Dorstenia spp.
Dorycnium hirsutum
Doryopteris spp.
Dracaena spp.
Dracocephalum spp.
Dracontium spp.
Dracunculus spp.
Drosophyllum lusitanicum
Drymonia spp.
Drymophloeus spp.
Drymotaenium spp.
Drynaria spp.
Dryobalanops aromatica
Dryopolystichum spp.
Dryopsis spp.
Dryopteris spp.
Duabanga grandiflora
Durio spp.
Dyera costulata
Dypsis spp.
Echeveria spp.
Echinacea angustifolia
Echinacea pallida
Echinacea purpurea
Echinocactus spp.
Echinocereus spp.
Echinochloa spp. (other than E. glabrescens, E. holubii, E. phyllopogon and E. stagnina)
Echinocystis spp. (other than E. lobata)
Echinomastus erectocentrus
Echinomastus unginiopsis
Echinops spp.
Echinopsis spp.
Eclipta alba
Eclipta prostrata
Egletes spp. (other than E. prostrata)
Elaeagnus angustifolia
Elaeis spp.
Elaeocarpus spp.
Elaphoglossum spp.
Elatine spp. (other than E. triandra and E. orientalis)
Eleiodoxa spp.
Elephantopus spp.
Eleusine spp. (other than E. africana and E. compressa)
Elscholtzia ciliata
Elytraria spp. (other than E. crenata)
Elytropappus spp. (other than E. rhinocerotis)
Encelia spp. (other than E. mexicana)
Enterolobium contortisiliguum
Enterolobium cyclocarpum
Enydra spp. (other than E. sessilis)
Epilobium latifolium
Epiphyllum spp.
Episcia spp.
Epithelantha spp.
Equisetum spp. (other than E. palustre and E. ramosissimum)
Eragrostis curvula
Eragrostis parviflora
Eremospatha spp.
Erigeron spp. (other than E. annuus)
Erinus spp.
Eriocaulon spp. (other than E. luzulaefolium and E. truncatum)
Eriocephalus africanus
Eriochloa spp. (other than E. polystachya)
Eriogonum latifolium
Eriosorus spp.
Eriosyce spp.
Erlangea spp.
Erucaria spp. (other than E. aleppica)
Eryngium spp. (other than E. sanguisorba)
Erysimum spp. (other than E. cheiranthoides)
Erythrina spp.
Erythrorhipsalis spp.
Eschscholzia spp.
Escobaria spp.
Euchoris spp.
Euclea spp. (other than E. divinorum)
Eugeissona spp.
Eumorphia prostrata
Euonymus spp.
Euphorbia amygdaloides
Euphorbia characias
Euphorbia enopla
Euphorbia evansii
Euphorbia gorgonia
Euphorbia inermis
Euphorbia meloformis
Euphorbia obesa
Euphorbia pentagona
Euphorbia polygona
Euphorbia primufolia
Euphorbia schoenlandii
Euphorbia susannae
Euphorbia triangularis
Euphorbia tuberculata
Euphorbia tuberculatoides
Euphorbia zoutspansbergensis
Euphoria longana
Eurya macartneyi
Eustoma spp.
Euterpe spp.
Exacum spp.
Fadyenia spp.
Fagopyrum spp.
Falcaria spp. (other than F. vulgaris)
Farsetia spp. (other than F. stenoptera)
Felicia spp.
Fernandoa madagascariensis
Ferocactus spp.
Ficus religiosa
Flaveria spp. (other than F. contrayerba)
Fleischmannia spp. (other than F. microstemon)
Fleurya spp. (other than F. ovalifolia)
Fockea edulis
Foeniculum vulgare
Fragaria spp.
Frailea spp.
Francoa spp.
Franseria spp.
Freesia spp.
Fritallaria camschatcensis
Fuchsia spp.
Fuirena spp. (other than F. glomerata)
Fumaria spp. (other than F. agraria)
Gaillardia spp.
Galega officinalis
Galium verum
Galtonia spp.
Gamolepsis spp.
Garcinia dulcis
Garcinia Livingstoni
Garcinia parviflora
Gardenia carinata
Garneria spathulaefolia
Gastrococos spp.
Gaura lindheimeri
Gaussia spp.
Gazania spp.
Geissorhiza spp.
Genipa spp.
Genista spp.
Genlisea spp.
Gentiana spp.
Geonoma spp.
Geranium spp. (other than G. sinense and G. tuberosum)
Gerbera spp.
Gesneria spp.
Geum spp.
Gilia spp.
Ginkgo biloba
Gisekia spp. (other than G. africana)
Gladiolus spp. (other than G. segetum)
Glaphyropteridopsis spp.
Glaphyropteris spp.
Gleditsia spp.
Gliricidia spp.
Globba spp.
Globularia alypum
Gloriosa spp.
Glycyrrhiza spp. (other than G. echinata)
Glyphotaenium spp.
Gmelina arborea
Gnaphalium spp. (other than G. uliginosum)
Gnetum gnemon
Goniocladus spp.
Goniophlebium spp.
Goniopteris spp.
Grammatopteridium spp.
Grammitis spp.
Greenovia aurea
Grewia bicolor
Greyia radlkoferi
Gronophyllum spp.
Guazuma spp.
Guihaia spp.
Guizotia spp. (other than G. villosa)
Gulubia spp.
Gustavia spp.
Gymnocalycium spp.
Gymnocarpium spp.
Gymnocereus spp.
Gymnogrammitis spp.
Gymnopteris spp.
Gypsophila spp.
Gyrocarpus americanus
Haemanthus coccineus
Halmoorea spp.
Harmsiodoxa spp.
Hatiora spp.
Haumania leonardiana
Haumania liebrechtsiana
Haworthia spp.
Hebenstretia dentata
Hecistopteris spp.
Hedyotis spp. (other than H. auricularia)
Hedysarum coronarium
Hedyscepe spp.
Heimia salicifolia
Heliamphora spp.
Helianthemum spp.
Helichrysum spp.
Heliconia spp. (other than H. psittacorum)
Heliophila longifolia
Heliopsis spp.
Heliotropium spp. (other than H. bovei and H. sudanicum)
Helipterum roseum
Helleborus spp.
Helminthostachys spp.
Hemerocallis spp.
Hemidictyum spp.
Hemionitis spp.
Heritiera elata
Herrea brasiliensis
Hesperantha spp.
Hesperis spp.
Hesperocnide spp. (other than H. sandwicensis)
Hessea monticola
Heterogonium spp.
Heterospathe spp.
Heuchera spp.
Hibiscus spp. (other than H. cannabinus and H. obtusilobus)
Hierochloe odorata
Histiopteris spp.
Holcosorus spp.
Holodictyum spp.
Holodiscus spp.
Holothrix spp.
Howeia spp.
Humata spp.
Hura spp.
Hyacinthoides spp.
Hyalotrichopteris spp.
Hydriastele spp.
Hydrolea spp. (other than H. glabra and H. graminifolia)
Hymenachne spp. (other than H. amplexicaulis)
Hymenoglossum spp.
Hymenophyllum spp.
Hymenphyllopsis spp.
Hyophorbe spp.
Hyospathe spp.
Hyparrhenia spp. (other than H. gazensis)
Hypecoum spp. (other than H. grandiflorum)
Hyphaene spp.
Hypodematium spp.
Hypoderris spp.
Hypoestes aristata
Hypolepis spp.
Hyptis spp. (other than H. brevipes and H. lanceolata)
Iberis spp.
Icacina spp. (other than I. senegalensis)
Iguanura spp.
Ilex spp.
Illicium henrii
Impatiens spp.
Imperata spp. (other than I. brasiliensis)
Incarvillea spp.
Indigofera spp.
Inga spp.
Inula spp.(other than I. conyza and I. indica)
Iondraba spp. (other than I. auriculata)
Ipomoea spp. (other than I. blepharosepala, I. cordofana, I. cynanchifolia, I. hardwikii, I. hederacea, I. Purpurea, I. rubrocaerulea, I. rubrocaerula praecos, I. tricolor, I. trifida, I. violacea and other Ipomea varieties subject to Customs legislation)
Iriartea spp.
Iriartella spp.
Iris spp.
Isachne spp. (other than I. kunthiana)
Isatis spp. (other than I. tinctoria)
Ischaemum spp. (other than I. afrum, I. aristatum, and I. timorense)
Ismene spp.
Isoplexis canariensis
Isoplexis sceptrum
Itaya spp.
Itea spp.
Ixeris spp. (other than I. stolonifera)
Jaborosa spp. (other than J. runcinata)
Jacaranda spp.
Jacquemontia spp. (other than J. tamnifolia)
Jamesonia spp.
Jatropha multifida
Jessenia spp.
Johannesteijsmannia spp.
Juania spp.
Jubaea spp.
Jubaeopsis spp.
Jussiaea spp. (other than J. leptocarpa)
Justicia spp. (other than J. flava and J. simplex)
Kalanchoe spp.
Kallstroemia spp. (other than J. maxima)
Karwimskia spp. (other than K. humboldtiana)
Kentiopsis spp.
Kermadecia rotundifolia
Kermadecia sinuata
Kerria spp.
Kerriodoxa spp.
Khaya anthoteca
Khaya grandifolia
Knightia strobilina
Kniphofia spp.
Kohleria spp.
Kopsia officinalis
Korthalsia spp.
Kuniwatsukia spp.
Laccospadix spp.
Laccosperma spp.
Lachenalia spp.
Lagerstroemeria spp.
Lagunaria spp.
Lagurus spp.
Lampranthus spp.
Lapageria spp.
Lapeirousia spp.
Lapsana spp. (other than L. apogonoides)
Larrea spp. (other than L. divaricata)
Lastreopsis spp.
Latania spp.
Lathyrus spp. (other than L. ophaca and L. tuberosus)
Launaea spp. (other than L. asplenifolia)
Laurentia spp. (other than L. longiflora)
Lavandula spp.
Lavatera spp.
Lavoixia spp.
Lawsonia inermis
Layia platyglossa
Leconopteris spp.
Lecythis ollaria
Lellingeria spp.
Lemurophoenix spp.
Leonotis spp.
Leontice spp. (other than L. leontopetalum)
Leontodon spp. (other than L. autumnalis)
Leontopodium spp.
Leopoldinia spp.
Lepidium spp. (other than L. bipinnatifidum, L. chalapense, and L. schinzii)
Lepidocaryum spp.
Lepidorrhachis spp.
Lepismium spp.
Lepisorus spp.
Leptochilus spp.
Leptochloa spp. (other than L. chinensis, L. coerulescens, L. panicea, L. scabra, and L. uninervia)
Leptolepia spp.
Leptopteris spp.
Leptorumohra spp.
Leptosiphon spp.
Leptospermum spp.
Leptosyne spp.
Leucadendron spp.
Leucanthemum spp. (other than L. myconis)
Leucas spp. (other than L. glabrata and L. urticaefolia)
Leucojum spp.
Leucospermum spp.
Leucostegia spp.
Levisticum officinale
Liatris spp.
Licuala spp.
Ligustrum spp.
Lilium spp.
Limnanthes spp.
Limnocharis spp. (other than L. flava and L. humboldtii)
Limonium spp.
Linaria spp. (other than L. triphylla)
Lindera spp.
Lindernia spp. (other than L. angustifolia, L. cordifolia, and L. procumbens)
Lindheimera texana
Lindsaea spp.
Linospadix spp.
Linum spp. (other than L. usitatissimum)
Liquidamber spp.
Liriodendron spp.
Litchii spp.
Lithodora diffusa
Lithops spp.
Lithostegia spp.
Livistona spp.
Llavea spp.
Lobelia spp. (other than L. chinensis and L. cliffortiana)
Lobivia spp.
Lobularia maritima
Lochnera spp. (other than L. pusilla)
Lodoicea spp.
Lolium spp.
Lomagramma spp.
Lomariopsis spp.
Lonas inodora
Lonchitis spp.
Lonchocarpus capassa
Lonicera spp.
Lopezia spp. (other than L. mexicana)
Lophosoria spp.
Lotus purpureus
Lotus purshianus
Louvelia spp.
Loxococcus spp.
Loxogramme spp.
Loxsoma spp.
Loxsomopsis spp.
Luffa aegyptiaca
Lunaria spp.
Lunathyrium spp.
Luziola spp. (other than L. spruceana)
Lychnis spp.
Lycium barbarum
Lycopersicon spp.
Lygodium spp. (other than L. scandens)
Lymanbensonia spp.
Lyonothamnus aspleniifolius
Lyonothamnus floribundus
Lysionotus spp.
Lythrum salicaria
Lytocaryum spp.
Macaranga spp. (other than M. harveyana and M. triloba)
Mackeea spp.
Macleaya cordata
Macrothelypteris spp.
Magnolia spp.
Mahoberberis aquicandidula
Mahoberberis aquisargentiae
Mahoberberis miethkeana
Mahoberberis sikkimensis
Mahoberberis taliensis
Mahoberberis temolaica var. artisepala
Mahoberberis x irwinii
Mahoberberis x stenophylla var. diversifolia
Mahoberberis x stenophylla var. gracilis
Mahonia amplectans
Mahonia aquifolium
Mahonia bealei
Mahonia dictyota
Mahonia fortunei
Mahonia japonica
Mahonia lomariifolia
Mahonia nervosa
Mahonia pinnata
Mahonia piperiana
Mahonia pumila
Mahonia repens
Malachra spp. (other than M. capitata)
Malcolmia spp. (other than M. africana)
Malope spp.
Malva spp.
Malvastrum spp. (other than M. peruvianum)
Malvaviscus candidus
Mamillopsis spp.
Mammillaria spp.
Mammilloydia spp.
Manicaria spp.
Manihot spp. (other than M. esculenta)
Manilkara achras
Manniophyton spp. (other than M. fulvum)
Maranta spp.
Marattia spp.
Marginariopsis spp.
Mariscus spp. (other than M. longibracteatus, M. rufus, M. umbellatus and M. ustulatus)
Marjorana hortensis
Marojejya spp.
Mascagnia spp. (other than M. concinna and M. pubiflora)
Masoala spp.
Matonia spp.
Matricaria spp.
Matteuccia spp.
Matthiola spp.
Mauritia spp.
Mauritiella spp.
Maxburretia spp.
Maximiliana spp.
Maxonia spp.
Mazus spp. (other than M. miquelii and M. pumilus)
Mecardonia spp. (other than M. dianthera)
Meconopsis spp.
Medemia spp.
Megalastrum spp.
Melampodium spp. (other than M. arvense and M. divaricatum)
Melampyrum spp. (other than M. arvense)
Melanthera spp. (other than M. scandens)
Melastoma spp. (other than M. sanguineum)
Melia azedarach
Melicoccus bijuga
Melilotus spp. (other than M. alba)
Melissa officinalis
Melocactus spp.
Memecylon edule
Meniscium spp.
Menisorus spp.
Mensophlebion spp.
Mentha spp.
Mentzelia lindelyi
Meryta sinclairii
Mesembryanthemum spp.
Messerschmidia argentea
Mesua ferra
Metasocratea spp.
Metatthelypteris spp.
Metaxya spp.
Metrosideros spp.
Metroxylon spp.
Micranthocereus spp.
Microcoelum spp.
Microcystis spp. (other than M. toxica)
Microgramma spp.
Microlepia spp.
Micronoma spp.
Microsorum spp.
Microspermum spp.
Microstrobos spp.
Mikania spp. (other than M. cordata, M. micrantha and M. scandens)
Mila spp.
Mildeilla spp.
Mimulus spp. (other than M. orbicularis)
Mirabilis spp.
Miscanthus spp. (other than M. japonicus)
Mitracarpum spp. (other than M. scabrum)
Mohria spp.
Mollugo spp. (other than M. nudicaulis)
Moluccella spp.
Momordica spp. (other than M. tuberosa)
Monachosorum spp.
Monarda spp.
Monogramma spp.
Monstera spp.
Montanoa spp.
Moraea spp.
Morangaya spp.
Moratia spp.
Moringa oleifera
Moringa pterygosperma
Muehlenbeckia spp. (other than M. complexa and M. ephedrioides)
Mukia maderaspatana
Muntingia spp.
Muscari spp. (other than M. racemosum)
Myosotis spp.
Myrialepis spp.
Myrica spp.
Myrrhis spp.
Myrtus communis
Myuropteris spp.
Nandina spp.
Nannorrhops spp.
Nannothelypteris spp.
Nasturtium spp. (other than M. aquaticum)
Negripteris spp.
Nelumbo spp. (other than M. lutea)
Nematanthus spp.
Nemesia spp.
Nemophila spp.
Nenga spp.
Nengella spp.
Neobuxbaumia spp.
Neocheiropteris spp.
Neodypsis spp.
Neogymnantha spp.
Neolloydia spp.
Neonicholsonia spp.
Neophloga spp.
Neoraimondia spp.
Neoveitchia spp.
Neowerdermannia spp.
Nepenthes spp.
Nepeta spp.
Nephelium spp.
Nephopteris spp.
Nephrolepis spp. (other than M. rivularis)
Nephrosperma spp.
Neurodium spp.
Nevrocallis spp.
Newbouldiana laevis
Nicandra spp.
Nicolaia (syn Etlingera spp.)
Nierembergia spp.
Nigella spp.
Niphidium spp.
Nolina spp.
Normanbya spp.
Nothoperaneama spp.
Notocactus spp.
Nuxia floribunda
Nylandtia spinosa
Nymphaea spp. (other than N. amazonum, N. caerulea, and N. stellata)
Nypa spp.
Obregonia spp.
Ochna spp. (other than O. natalitia and O. pulchra)
Ochropteris spp.
Ocimum spp.
Odontosoria spp.
Oenocarpus spp.
Oenothera spp.
Oenotrichia spp.
Oldendlandia spp. (other than O. capensis and O. lancifolia)
Olea spp.
Oleandra spp.
Oleandropsis spp.
Olearia spp.
Olinia ventosa
Omphalodes linifolia
Oncocalamus spp.
Oncosperma spp.
Onoclea spp.
Onocleopsis spp.
Onychium spp.
Operculicarya decaryi
Ophioglossum spp.
Ophiopogon spp.
Orania spp.
Oraniopsis spp.
Orbignya spp.
Oreopteris spp.
Origanum spp.
Ormocarpum spp. (other than O. trichocarpum)
Ormoloma spp.
Ornithopus sativus
Ornitnogalum spp.
Oroxylum indicum
Oroxylum indicum
Ortegocactus spp.
Orthiopteris spp.
Osmanthus spp.
Osmunda spp.
Othonna herrei
Oxalis spp. (other than O. semiloba and O. stricta)
Oxygonum spp. (other than O. atriplicifolium and O. sinuatum)
Pachypodium spp.
Pachyrhizus erosus
Paederia spp. (other than P. foetida)
Paesia spp.
Palandra spp.
Palicourea spp.
Palisota spp.
Panax ginseng
Panax quinquefolius
Pancratium maritimum
Pandanus spp.
Pandorea spp.
Papaver spp. (other than P. bracteatum and P. somniferum)
Papuapteris spp.
Paragramma spp.
Parajubaea spp.
Parascheelea spp.
Parasorus spp.
Parathelpteris spp.
Parkia spp.
Parodia spp.
Parthenium argentatum
Paspalidium spp. (other than P. geminatum)
Paspalum spp. (other than P. dilatum, P. laeve, P. maculosum, P. millegrama, and P. pumilum)
Passiflora spp. (other than P. pulchella)
Pastinaca spp.
Paulownia spp.
Pavetta spp.
Pecluma spp.
Pediocactus spp.
Peganum harmala
Pelagodoxa spp.
Pelargonium spp.
Pelecyphora spp.
Pellaea spp.
Pellionia spp.
Peltapteris spp.
Peltophorum spp. (other than P. africanum)
Penstemon spp.
Pentagramma spp.
Peraneam spp.
Perilla frutescens
Persea spp. (other than P. americana and P. gratissima)
Persoonia spp.
Perymenium spp. (other than P. subsquarrosum)
Petrea glandulosa
Petroselinium spp.
Petunia spp.
Pfeiffera spp.
Phalaris spp. (other than P. brachystachys)
Phanerophlebia spp.
Phanerophlebiopsis spp.
Phanerosorus spp.
Phegopteris spp.
Philodendron spp.
Phlebodium spp.
Phloga spp.
Phlox spp.
Phoenicophorium spp.
Phoenix spp.
Pholidocarpus spp.
Pholidostachys spp.
Phormium spp.
Phylica pubescens
Phyllostachys spp. (other than P. mitis)
Phymatopteris spp.
Phymatosorus spp.
Physalis spp.
Physokentia spp.
Physoplexis comosa
Phytelephas spp.
Phytolacca spp. (other than P. dodecandra)
Pigafetta spp.
Pilea spp.
Piliostigma spp. (other than P. thonningii)
Pilularia spp.
Pimpinella anisum
Pinanga spp.
Pinellia spp. (other than P. ternata)
Pinus spp.
Piper auritum
Piper peltatum
Piptadenia spp. (other than P. peregrina)
Pisum spp. (other than P. sativum)
Pithecellobium spp.
Pityogramma spp.
Plagiogyria spp.
Platycerium spp.
Platycodon spp.
Platystoma spp. (other than P. africanum)
Platyzoma spp.
Plecosorus spp.
Plectocomia spp.
Plectocomiopsis spp.
Plectranthus ambiguus
Plectranthus ambionicus
Plectranthus ecklonii
Plectranthus elagantulus
Plectranthus fruticosus
Plectranthus hadiensis
Plectranthus hereroensis
Plectranthus mandalensis
Plectranthus oertendahlii
Plectranthus spicatus
Plectranthus verticillatus
Plectranthus zuluensis
Pleocnemia spp.
Pleopeltis spp.
Plesioneuron spp.
Pleurocalyptus austrocaledonicus
Pleurocalyptus pancheri
Pleuroderris spp.
Pleurosorus spp.
Pluchea spp. (other than P. lanceolata, P. odorata, P. sagittalis, P. sericea and P. symphytifolia)
Plumbago spp.
Pneumatopteris spp.
Poa spp. (other than P. sphondylodes)
Podephyllum peltatum
Podococcus spp.
Podosorus spp.
Pogonotium spp.
Polemonium carneum
Polyandrococos spp.
Polybotrya spp.
Polycarpon spp. (other than P. indicum)
Polyphlebium spp.
Polypodiopteris spp.
Polypodium spp.
Polypompholyx multifida
Polypompholyx tenella
Polyscias gulifoylei
Polystichopsis spp.
Polystichum spp.
Pontederia spp. (other than P. rotundifolia)
Populus euphratica
Portulaca spp. (other than P. formosana and P. quadrifida)
Portulacaria spp.
Potentilla spp.
Prestoea spp.
Primula spp.
Pritchardia spp.
Pritchardiopsis spp.
Pronephrium spp.
Prosaptia spp.
Prosopis spp. (other than P. alba, P. chilensis, P. cineraria, P. laevigata, P. nigra, P. ruscifolia and P. stephaniana)
Protea spp.
Psammiosorus spp.
Pseudelephantopus spp.
Pseudocyclosorus spp.
Pseudodolachnostylis maprouneifolia
Pseudophegopteris spp.
Pseudophoenix spp.
Pseudorhipsalis spp.
Pseudotectaria spp.
Psiadia spp. (other than P. arabica)
Psomiocarpa spp.
Psoralea spp.
Psychotria spp. (other than P. ruelliaefolia)
Pteridium spp.
Pteridoblechnum spp.
Pteridrys spp.
Pteris spp.
Pterocarpus amgolensis
Pterocarpus vernalis
Pterocaulon spp. (other than P. rugosum)
Pterozonium spp.
Ptilopteris spp.
Ptychococcus spp.
Ptychosperma spp.
Pulicaria spp. (other than P. crispa)
Punica spp.
Purpureostemon ciliatus
Purshia spp. (other than P. tridentata)
Pycnoloma spp.
Pycreus spp. (other than P. lanceolatus, P. mundtii and P. tremulus)
Pygmaecereus spp.
Pyracantha spp.
Pyrrosia spp.
Quassia amara
Raphanus spp.
Raphia spp.
Ravenea spp.
Rebutia spp.
Reevesia thyrsoidea
Regnellidium spp. (other than R. diphyllum)
Reichardia spp.
Reinhardtia spp.
Renealmia spp.
Reseda spp.
Retispatha spp.
Rhagadiolus spp. (other than R. cathartica)
Rhaphis spp.
Rhapidophyllum spp.
Rhapis spp.
Rheopteris spp.
Rheum spp.
Rhipsalidopsis spp.
Rhipsalis spp.
Rhipsaphyllopsis spp.
Rhizophora spp. (other than R. mangle)
Rhodanthe spp.
Rhodochiton atrosanguineum
Rhododendron spp.
Rhodomyrtus spp. (other than R. tomentosa)
Rhopaloblaste spp.
Rhopalostylis spp.
Rhus spp. (other than R. diversiloba, R. glabra and R. radicans)
Rhyticocos spp.
Ridolfia spp. (other than R. segetum)
Riedelia spp.
Rivea spp. (other than R. corymbosa)
Robinia spp.
Roebelia spp.
Romulea spp.
Rorippa spp. (other than R. indica)
Rosa spp.
Roscheria spp.
Rosenstockia spp.
Rosmarinus spp.
Royena spp. (other than R. sericea)
Roystonea spp.
Rubia tinctorium
Rubus spp. (other than R. affinis, R. apetalus,
R. argutus, R. caesius, R. cuneifolius, R. Longepedicellatus, R.
niveus,
R. pinnatus, R. rigidus, and R. vitifolius)
Rudbeckia spp.
Rugelia spp. (other than R. repens)
Rumex acetosa
Rumex acetosella
Rumohra spp.
Rungia spp. (other than R. repens)
Ruttya fruticosa
Sabal spp (other than S. mexicanum)
Saccharum spp. (other than S. benghalense)
Sacciolepis spp. (other than S. interrupta)
Saccoloma spp.
Sadleria spp.
Saffordia spp.
Sagina spp. (other than S. japonica)
Saintpaulia spp.
Salacca spp.
Salpichlaena spp.
Salpiglossis spp.
Salsola spp. (other than S. kali)
Salvia spp.
Samanea saman
Sanguisorba minor
Santalum album
Santolina chamaecyparissus
Sanvitalia procumbens
Sapindus saponaria
Sapium sebiferum
Saponaria spp.
Saraca spp.
Sarracenia spp.
Satakentia spp.
Satureja spp. (other than S. pseudosimensis)
Saxifraga spp.
Saxiglossum spp.
Scabiosa spp.
Schaffneria spp.
Scheelea spp.
Schefflera spp.
Schinus spp. (other than S. terebinthifolius)
Schippia spp.
Schisandra chinensis
Schizachyrium spp. (other than S. brevifolium and S. paniculatum)
Schizanthus spp.
Schizolobium excelsum
Schizolobium parahybum
Schizostylus spp.
Schlumbergera spp.
Schrankia spp. (other than S. leptocarpa)
Schwenkia spp. (other than S. americana)
Scilla spp.
Scleria spp. (other than S. barteri and S. melaleuca)
Sclerocarpus spp. (other than S. coffeaecola)
Sclerocarya birrea
Scleroglossum spp.
Sclerosperma spp.
Scorzonera spp.
Scutellaria baicalensis
Scutellaria lateriflora
Scyphularia spp.
Secale spp. (other than S. cereale)
Sedum spp.
Selago thunbergia
Selliguea spp.
Sempervivum spp.
Senecio Cineraria
Senecio cruentus
Serenoa spp.
Serpyllopsis spp.
Serruria spp.
Sesamum spp. (other than S. indicum and S. orientalis)
Sesbania spp. (other than S. bispinosa)
Sessea spp. (other than S. brasiliensis)
Shorea macroptera
Siccobaccatus spp.
Sida spp. (other than S. angustifolia and stipulata)
Sidalcea spp.
Silene spp. (other than S. rubella)
Simethis planifolia
Simsia spp. (other than S. amplexicaulis)
Sinapis spp.
Sindroa spp.
Sinningia spp.
Sinopteris spp.
Siphokentia spp.
Siphonochilus kirkii
Sisyrinchium spp.
Sleumerodendron austrocaledonicum
Smithiantha spp.
Smodingium argutum
Snowdenia spp. (other than S. polystachya)
Socratea spp.
Solanopteris spp.
Solanum spp. (other than S. alatum, S. dubium, S. glaucum, S.
gracile, S. grossedentum, S. Tuberosum, S. viarum, and
S.
xanthocarpum)
Solenostemon spp.
Solidago spp. (other than S. chilensis and S. microglossa)
Sommieria spp.
Sonchus spp. (other than S. cornutus and S. exauriculatus)
Sophora spp. (other than S. pachycarpa)
Sorocephalus spp.
Sparaxis spp.
Sparganium spp. (other than S. erectum)
Spartium spp.
Sphaeranthus spp. (other than S. bullatus)
Sphaerocionium spp.
Sphaerostephanos spp.
Sphenoclea spp. (other than S. zeylanica)
Sphenomeris spp.
Spigelia spp. (other than S. anthelmia)
Spinacia spp.
Spiraea spp.
Spirostachys africana
Spondias spp.
Sporobolus spp. (other than S. pyramidalis and S. tremulus)
Stachys spp. (other than S. annua)
Stachytarpheta spp. (other than S. angustifolia)
Steenisioblechnum spp.
Stegnogramma spp.
Steiropteris spp.
Stellaria spp. (other than S. aquatica and S. uliginosa)
Stenocactus spp.
Stenocarpus spp.
Stenochlaenas spp.
Stenolepia spp.
Stephanocereus spp.
Sterculia rogersii
Stereospermum spp.
Stigmatopteris spp.
Stipa spp. (other than S. cernua)
Stratiotes spp. (other than S. aloides)
Strelitzia spp.
Streptocarpus spp.
Striga spp. (other than S. angustifolia, S. asiatica, S. densiflora, S. forbesii, S. hermonthica and S. lutea)
Strobilanthus spp.
Stromatopteris spp.
Strombocactus spp.
Strophanthus spp.
Strychnos spp. (other than S. nux-vomica)
Sutherlandia frutescens
Swietenia humilis
Swietenia macrofila
Syagrus spp.
Symbegonia spp.
Symphytum spp.
Synammia spp.
Synechanthus spp.
Syngramma spp.
Syringa spp.
Tabebuia spp.
Tabernaemontana spp. (other than T. fuchsiaefolia)
Taenitis spp.
Tagetes spp.
Tanaecium spp. (other than T. exitiosum)
Tapeinidium spp.
Taraxacum spp. (other than T. vulgare)
Tarchonanthus spp. (other than T. camphoratus)
Tavaresia grandiflora
Tecomaria capensis
Tectaria spp.
Tectaridium spp.
Tectiphiala spp.
Tectona grandis
Tephrosia grandiflora
Teratophyllum spp.
Tetragonia expansa
Teucrium spp. (other than T. scordium)
Thalictrum spp.
Thelypteris spp.
Themeda spp. (other than T. gigantea)
Thesium spp. (other than T. humile)
Thlaspi spp.
Thrinax spp.
Thunbergia spp. (other than T. annua and T. fragrans)
Thylocopteris spp.
Thymus spp.
Thyrsopteris spp.
Thysanosoria spp.
Tillandsia spp.
Tithonia rotundifolia
Tithonia speciosa
Todea spp.
Tordylium spp. (other than T. aegyptiacum)
Trachelium spp.
Trachycarpus spp.
Trachypteris spp.
Tradescantia spp. (other than T. crassifolia)
Tragia spp. (other than T. benthami)
Tragopogon spp.
Trianthema spp. (other than T. monogyna and T. pentandra)
Trichachne spp. (other than T. insularis)
Trichocereus spp.
Trichomanes spp.
Trichoneuron spp.
Tricosanthes spp.
Trifolium spp.
Trigonella spp. (other than T. polycerata)
Trigonospora spp.
Triodanis spp. (other than T. biflora)
Triplaris surinamensis
Tripleurospermum spp.
Triplophyllum spp.
Tristaniopsis guillainii
Tristaniopsis jaffrei
Tristaniopsis ninndoensis
Tristellateia australasiae
Trithrinax spp.
Tritoma spp.
Tritonia spp.
Triumfetta spp. (other than T. cordifolia)
Trogostolon spp.
Trollius spp.
Tropaeolum spp.
Turbinicarpus spp.
Turraea obtusifolia
Tweedia coerulea
Typhonium spp.
Uebelmannia spp.
Ursinia spp.
Vaginularia spp.
Valerionella spp.
Vandellia spp. (other than V. angustifolia, V. crustacea and V. pedunculata)
Vanilla spp.
Veillonia spp.
Veitchia spp.
Veratrum spp. (other than V. lobelianum)
Verbascum spp.
Verbena spp. (other than V. ciliata)
Verbesina spp. (other than V. persicifolia)
Vernonia spp. (other than V. polyanthes)
Veronica spp.
Verschaffeltia spp.
Viguiera spp. (other than V. dentata)
Vinca spp.
Viola spp.
Viscaria spp.
Vitex agnus-castus
Vittaria spp.
Voanioala spp.
Vonitra spp.
Wahlenbergia spp.
Wallichia spp.
Warszewiczia spp.
Washingtonia spp.
Watsonia spp.
Weingartia spp.
Welfia spp.
Wendlandiella spp.
Wettenia spp.
Wigginsia spp.
Wilcoxia spp.
Willughbeia spp.
Withania somnifera
Wodyetia spp.
Woodsia spp.
Woodwardia spp.
Xanthium spp. (other than X. pensylvanicum)
Xanthosoma spp.
Xanthostemon carlii
Xanthostemon ferrugineus
Xanthostemon francii
Xanthostemon glaucous
Xanthostemon grisei
Xanthostemon gugerlii
Xanthostemon laurinus
Xanthostemon longpipes
Xanthostemon macrophyllus
Xanthostemon multiflorus
Xanthostemon myrtifolius
Xanthostemon pubescens
Xanthostemon ruber
Xanthostemon sulfureus
Xanthostemon vieillardii
Xiphopteris spp.
Xyropteris spp.
Yarina spp.
Ynesa spp.
Zamia spp.
Zantedeschia spp.
Zingiber spp.
Zinnia spp.
Zizania spp.
Ziziphus spp. (other than Z. nummularia and Z. spina-christi)
Zombia spp.
Zoysia spp.
Zygadenia spp.
Section 65
Acmena spp. (syn. Syzygium spp.)
Amelanchier spp.
Aphananthe spp.
Araucaria spp.
Arecaceae spp. (Palmae spp.)
Aronia spp. (syn. Photinia spp.)
Aruncus spp.
Asclepias curassavica
Atalantia spp.
Berberis spp.
Callistemon spp.
Camellia sinensis
Campomanesia spp.
Casimiroa spp.
Castanea spp.
Castanopsis spp.
Cecropia peltata
Celtis spp.
Chamaecyparis spp.
Chaenomeles spp.
Chrysanthemum spp.
Citropsis spp.
Citrus spp.
Clausena spp.
Coffea spp.
Coniferae (Pinopsida)
Cotoneaster spp.
Crataegus spp.
Cupressocyparis spp.
Cupressus spp.
Cydonia spp.
Dichotomanthes spp.
Docynia spp.
Eleiosina spp.
Eremocitrus spp.
Eriobotrya spp.
Eucalyptus spp.
Eugenia spp.
Euodia spp.
Evodia spp.
Exochorda spp.
Feronia spp.
Feroniella spp.
Filipendula spp.
Fortunella spp.
Fragaria spp.
Gillenia spp.
Heliconia spp.
Hesperethusa spp.
Heteromeles spp.
Hevea spp.
Holodiscus spp.
Hordeum spp.
Humulus lupulus
Ipomoea spp.
Jambosa spp. (syn. Syzygium spp.)
Juglans spp.
Juniperus spp.
Kerria spp.
Larix spp.
Limonia spp.
Mahonia spp.
Mahoberberis (hybrids)
Malus spp.
Manihot esculenta
Marlierea spp.
Medicago spp.
Melaleuca spp.
Melia azedarach var. indica
Melicope spp.
Mespilus spp.
Microcitrus spp.
Monanthocitrus spp.
Murraya spp.
Musa spp.
Myrcia spp.
Myrciaria spp.
Naringi spp.
Olea europaea
Oryza spp.
Osteomeles spp.
Paivaea spp. (syn. Campomanesia spp.)
Palmae (Arecaceae)
Paramignya spp.
Passiflora spp.
Paulownia spp.
Peraphyllum spp.
Persea spp.
Photinia spp. (syn. Aronia spp.)
Physalis spp.
Physocarpus spp.
Pimenta spp.
Piper auritum
Piper peltatum
Planera spp.
Plantains
Poncirus spp.
Populus spp.
Porteranthus spp.
Potentilla spp.
Prunus spp.
Pseudotsuga spp.
Psidium spp.
Pyracantha spp.
Pyrus spp.
Quercus spp.
Rhaphiolepis spp.
Rhodotypos spp.
Ribes spp.
Ricinus communis
Rubus spp.
Saccharum officinarum
Secale spp.
Sibiraea spp. (syn. Eleiosina spp.)
Solanum hirtum
Solanum muricatum
Solanum nigrum
Solanum torvum
Solanum tuberosum
Solanum umbellatum
Solanum verbascifolium
Sorbaria spp.
Sorbus spp.
Sorghum spp.
Spiraea spp.
Stephanandra spp.
Stranvaesia spp. (syn. Photinia spp.)
Swinglea spp.
Syzygium spp. (syn. Acmena spp.)
Tetradium spp.
Toddalia spp.
Triticale spp.
Triticum spp.
Ulmus spp.
Vaccinium spp.
Vitis spp.
X Crataegomespilus
X Mahoberberis
Xanthosoma roseum
Xanthoxylum spp. (syn. Zanthoxylum spp.)
Zea mays
Zelkova spp.
Zieridium spp. (syn. Euodia spp.)
Division 2--Marine Fish (Class Pisces)
Family Genus, species or Common Name
sub-species
Acanthuridae All species of the Surgeonfish
family
Acanthuridae
Anomalopidae All species of the Flashlight fish
family
Anomalopidae
Apogonidae All species of the Cardinal fishes
family Apogonidae
Balistidae All species of the Triggerfish
family Balistidae
Blennidae Cirripectes stigmaticus Blennies
Ecsenius axelrodi
Ecsenius bicolor
Ecsenius graveri
Ecsenius melarchus
Ecsenius midas
Ecsenius pulcher
Lipophrys nigriceps
Meiacanthus
astrodorsalis
Meiacanthus grammistes
Meiacanthus ovalauensis
Brotulidae All species of the Eel-Pouts
family Brotulidae
Bythitidae All species of the Cusk Eels
family Bythitidae
Callionymidae All species of the Dragonets
family Callionymidae
Carangidae Alectis sp Trevally
Carapidae All species of the Pearlfish
family Carapidae
Centriscidae All species of the Razor fish
family Centriscidae
Chaetodontidae All species of the Butterfly fish
family Chaetodontidae
Cirrhitidae All species of the Hawk fish
family Cirrhitidae
Dasyatidae Taeniura lymma Stingrays
Ephippididae All species of the Batfish
family Ephippididae
Gobiidae Gobiodon sp
Nemateleotris sp
Ptereleotris sp
Signigobius sp
Valenciennea strigata
Grammidae All species of the Grammas
family Grammidae
Heterodontidae Heterodontidae zebra Bullhead sharks
Holocentridae All species of the Squirrel fish
family Holocentridae
Labridae All species of the Wrasses
family Labridae
Lobotidae Lobotes sp Jumping Cod
Lutjanidae Macolor sp Sea perches
Symphorichthys sp
Malacanthidae All species of the Blanquillos
family Malacanthidae
Monocentrididae All species of the Pineapple fish
family Monocentrididae
Mugiloididae All species of the Weevers
family Mugiloididae
Mullidae All species of the Goatfish
family Mullidae
Muraenidae All species of the Moray eels
family Muraenidae
Ostraciidae All species of the Box fish
family Ostraciidae
Pegasidae All species of the Seamoths
family Pegasidae
Pempheridida All species of the Sweepers
family Pempherididae
Pholidichthyidae All species of the Convict blennies
family Pholidichthyidae
Plesiopidae All species of the Longfins
family Plesiopidae
Plotosidae Plotosus lineatus Eel-tailed catfish
Pomacanthidae All species of the Angel fish
family Pomacanthidae
Pomacentridae All species of the Damsel fish
family Pomacentridae
Priacanthidae All species of the Bullseyes
family Priacanthidae
Pseudochromidae All species of the Dottybacks
family Pseudochromidae
Scaridae All species of the Parrotfish
family Scaridae
Scolopsidae Scolopsis bilineatus Spine-cheeks
Scolopsis (Nemipterus)
bleekeri
Scorpaenidae Brachirus sp Scorpion fish
Dendrochirus sp
Pterois sp
Rhinopias sp
Serranidae Anthias sp Rock Cods
Cromileptes sp
Siganidae Siganus (Lo) sp Rabbit fish
Syngnathidae All species of the Pipe fish
family Syngnathidae
Tetraodontidae Canthigaster sp Puffer fish
Zanclida All species of the Tangs
family Zanclidae
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* the plant and animal diseases, and noxious plants, mentioned in Schedules 3 and 4--those Schedules are arranged alphabetically as far as possible
* the genera and species of fish that are permitted to be imported by section 37--those fish are listed in Division 2 of Part II of Schedule 6 of the Wildlife Protection (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1982 (quoted beginning on page 134) under the family they are classified in, listed alphabetically
* ports and landing places for aircraft (these are listed alphabetically on
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