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Florida Administrative Code (Last Updated: April 18, 2024) |
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5. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services |
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5B. Division of Plant Industry |
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5B-2. Florida Nursery Stock And Certification Fee |
1(1) Plant pests of regulatory significance requiring immediate quarantine action. All nursery stock found to be infested or infected with or exposed to a plant pest not known to be established in the state will be quarantined, placed under stop sale using a Hold Order And Quarantine, FDACS 08016, Revised 02/10, as incorporated by reference in Rule 585B-65.005, 59F.A.C., and will not be eligible for certification until the plant pest has been eliminated and released from quarantine and stop sale by the Department.
84(2) Plant pests of limited distribution in Florida requiring immediate quarantine action. All nursery stock found infested or infected with or exposed to a plant pest of limited distribution in Florida, including the listed species below shall be quarantined and placed under stop sale using a Stop Sale Notice and Hold Order and will not be eligible for certification until the plant pest has been eliminated and released from quarantine and stop sale 157by the Department.
160(a) Insects.
1621. 163Aleurodicus rugioperculatus 165‒ gumbo limbo whitefly
1692. 170Aulacaspis yasumatsui 172‒ Asian cycad scale
1763. 177Ceroplastes stellifer 179‒ stellate scale
1824. 183Diaphorina citri 185‒ 186Asian citrus psyllid
1895. 190Diaprepes abbreviatus 192‒ 193diaprepes ro195ot weevil
1976. 198Duponchelia fovealis 200‒ European pepper moth
2047. 205Maconellicoccus hirsutus 207‒ 208pink mealybug
2108. 211Metamasius callizona 213‒ 214bromeliad weevil
2169. 217Metamasuis hemipterus 219‒ 220palm and sugarcane weevil
22410. 225Morganella longispina 227‒ 228plumose scale
23011. 231Myllocerus un233datus 234‒ Myllocerus 236weevil
23712. 238Noctua pronuba 240‒ large yellow underwing
24413. 245Oligonychus persae 247‒ 248avocado mite
25014. 251Opuntiaspis spp. 253‒ 254scale insect
25615. 257Paratachardina lobata 259‒ 260lobate lac scale
26316. 264Parlatoria ziziphi 266‒ 267black parlatoria scale insect
27117. 272Phalacro273coccus howertoni 275‒ Howerton’s scale
27818. 279Philephedra sp. 281‒ 282scale insect
28419. 285Phoenicococcus marlatti 287‒ 288red date scale
29120. 292Raoiella indica 294‒ 295red palm mite
29821. 299Singhiella simplex 301‒ 302ficus whitefly
30422. 305Xyleborus glabratus 307‒ redbay ambrosia beetle
311(b) Diseases.
3131314. 315Agrobacterium tumefaciens 317‒ 318crown gall
3202. Cucumber green mottle mosaic virus
3263. Cucurbit leaf crumple begemovirus
3314. Cucurbit yellow stunting discorder crinivirus
3375. 338Guignardia citricarpa 340‒ citrus black spot
3446. Lethal yellowing of palms
3497. Pepino mosaic 352virus
3538. 354Phomopsis gardeniae 356‒ 357gardenia canker
3599. 360Phytophthora tropicalis
36210. 363Puccina pelargonii 365– zonalis – geranium rust
37011. 371Sphaceloma poinsettia 373– poinsettia scab
37612. Texas phoenix palm decline phytoplasma
38213. Tomato yellow leaf curl virus (all in the complex)
392(c) Mollusks (Snails).
3951. 396Otala lactea 398– milk snail
4012. 402Zachrysia provisoria 404– Cuban land snail
408(d) Nematodes. 410Meloidogyne enterolobii 412– 413root-knot nematode415.
416(3) All nursery stock found infested or infected with a plant pest shall be quarantined and placed under stop sale using a Hold Order And Quarantine, FDACS 08016, Revised 02/10, as incorporated by reference in Rule 4525B-62.005, 453F.A.C., when the population of the plant pest is adversely affecting the nursery stock. The nursery stock will not be eligible for certification until the plant has been eliminated and released from quarantine and stop sale by the Department.
492Rulemaking Authority 494570.07(23), 495581.031(4), 496(5) FS. Law Implemented 500581.031(4), 501(5), (6), (7), (30), 505581.083, 506581.101 FS. 508History–New 6-7-95, Amended 10-8-96, 8-26-03, 5-8-16.
