New Zealand Gazette – 1973 – No. 66

Page 1335

✨ Importation of Agricultural and Vegetable Seeds Notice 1973

12 JULY

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

PART A—continued

1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11 (I.H.C.)	12
		Declared	Limited	Limited	Cert.	Cert.	Cert.	Endor-	Treat-	Cert.
		End	to	to	I	II	III	sement	ment	IV
Permit/	Common Name	Botanical Name	Use	Cultivar	Country	Package	Vet.	Basic	No.	Cert.	Analy-
Consent	of Product				or State	Form	sis

Permit Soya beans, whole.. | Glycine max | Sowing | Limited | No | Australia | IA | Yes | IIIA, | 43 | No | Yes | Yes
| | | | | | | | IIIB | 26 |
Permit Soya beans, whole.. | Glycine max | Processing | Any | No | Australia | IA | No | IIIB | 26 | No | No | No
Permit Soya beans, whole.. | Glycine max | Human | Any | No | Australia | IA | No | IIIB | 26 | No | No | No
| | | consumption | | | | | | | | |
Permit Soya beans, crushed | Glycine max | Processing/ | Any | No | Australia | IB | Yes | No | .. | No | No | No
| | | Stock feed | | | | | | | | |
Permit Soya beans, other | (Conditions on application)
Permit forms and other
Permit countries
Consent Spinach . . | Spinacia oleracea | Sowing | Any | No | No | IA | Yes | III | .. | No | Yes | No
Consent Split peas | Pisum spp. | Human | Any | No | No | IB | No | No | .. | No | No | No
| | consumption | | | | | | | | | |
Consent Squash . . | Cucurbita pepo | Sowing | Any | No | Approved | IA | Yes | III | .. | No | Yes | No
Consent Star anise | Illicum verum | Human | Any | No | No | IB | No | No | .. | No | No | No
| | consumption | | | | | | | | | |
Consent Strawberry clover | Trifolium fragiferum | Sowing | Any | Palestine | Australia | IA | Yes | IIIB | 33 | No | Yes | No
Consent Subterranean clover | Trifolium subterran- | Sowing | Any | O'Connor | | | | | | | |
| ean | | | { Clare | | | | | | |
| | | | Marrar | Australia | IA | Yes | IIIB | 33 | No | Yes | No
| | | | Mt. Barker | except | | | | | | |
| | | | Tallarook | Tasmania | | | | | | |
| | | | Woogenel- | | | | | | |
| | | | lup | | | | | | |

Consent Subterranean clover | Trifolium subterrean- | Sowing | Any | { Clare | | | | | | |
X | ean | | | Marrar | Tasmania | IA | Yes | IIIB | 42,33 | VIA | Yes | No
| | | | Mt. Barker | | | | | | | |
| | | | Tallarook | | | | | | | |
| | | | Woogenel- | | | | | | |
| | | | lup | | | | | | |

X Suckling clover | . . Trifolium dubium | (Import not permitted)
Permit Sudax seed | . . Sorghum hybrids | Sowing | Limited | No | Australia | IA | Yes | IIIB | 23 | No | Yes | Yes
Consent Sugar | . . | . . | Any | No | No | No | No | No | .. | No | No | No
Consent Sugar cane sticks | . . Saccharum officinarum | Consumption | Any | No | No | No | (Inspection and treatment if necessary)
Permit Sunflower | . . Helianthus annuus | Sowing | (Conditions on application)
Consent Sunflower | . . Helianthus annuus | Bird seed | Any | No | No | IB | Yes | III | .. | VA | Yes | No
Permit Swede | . . Brassica rapa | Sowing | (Conditions on application)
Permit Sweet clover | . . Melilotus spp. | Sowing | Limited | Maybe | Approved | IA | Yes | IIIA | 33 | No | Yes | Yes
Permit Sweet corn | . . Zea mays | Any | (Conditions on application)
Permit Tall fescue | . . Festuca arundinacea | Sowing | Any | S170 | Approved | IA | Yes | IIIA | 24 | VIIIB | Yes | Yes
Consent Tapioca | . . Manihot esculenta | Any | No | No | No | No | No | .. | No | No | No
Consent Teasel | . . Dipsacus fullonum | Bird seed only | Any | No | No | IB | Yes | No | .. | VA | No | No
Consent Thyme | . . Thymus vulgaris | Human | Any | No | No | IB | No | No | .. | No | No | No
| | | consumption | | | | | | | | |
Consent Thyme | . . Thymus vulgaris | Sowing | Any | No | No | IA | Yes | III | .. | No | Yes | No
Permit Timothy | . . Phleum pratense | Sowing | Any | S48 | Approved | IA | Yes | III | .. | VIIIB | Yes | Yes
Consent Tomato | . . Lycopersicon | Sowing | Any | No | Approved | IA | Yes | III | .. | VII | Yes | No
| | esculentum | | | | | | | | | |
Consent Tonquin | . . | . . | Flavouring tob- | Any | No | No | No | No | .. | No | No | No
| | |acco | | | | | | | | |
Consent Tumaric | . . | . . | Human | Any | No | No | IB | No | No | .. | No | No | No
| | | consumption | | | | | | | | |
Permit Turnip | . . | . . Brassica rapa | Sowing | (Conditions on application)
Consent Walnut | . . Juglans spp. | Human | Any | No | Approved | IB | No | No | .. | No | No | No
| | | consumption | | | | | | | | |
only

In addition, permits may be granted for the purpose of multiplication and re-export, quarantine conditions must be fulfilled, and evidence of a contract with the overseas concern produced.

PART B

CERTIFICATES AND ENDORSEMENTS

I. Certificate No. I—Packaging Certificate:

IA. A declaration by the owner or consignor that the seed was grown in the country of origin is free from extraneous matter and is packed in clean new sacks or packages, secured against loss or spillage in transit and clearly identifiable.

IB. A declaration by the owner or consignor that the seed is in clean new sacks or packages.

II. Certificate No. II—Veterinary Certificate:

A certificate signed by a veterinarian employed full time by the government of the country of origin certifying that no outbreak of foot and mouth disease has occurred within 16 km of the area in which the seed was grown during the 3 months prior to harvesting.

III. Certificate No. III—International Health Certificate:

An International Health Certificate issued in accordance with the Introduction and Quarantine of Plants Regulations 1973, and endorsed that the seed has been stored in a seed store for a period of 4 months after harvest and before shipment in either the country of origin, or the country of export.

IIIA. . . . and further endorsed that either-

(i) The crop has been inspected during the growing season by a competent officer in full time government or university employment, and found by him to be free from....[fill in from the appropriate endorsement numbers]; or
(ii) that....[fill in from the appropriate endorsement numbers] is not known to occur in....[country or state of origin].

IIIB.....and further endorsed that....[fill in from the appropriate endorsement numbers*] is not known to occur in....[country or state of origin].

IIIc. An International Health Certificate issued in accordance with the Introduction and Quarantine of Plants Regulations 1973.

*Endorsement numbers:

Halo blight (Pseudomonas phaseolicola): common blights (Xanthomonas phaseoli and Xanthomonas phaseoli var. fuscans); wilt (Corynebacterium flaccumfaciens); and anthracnose (Colletotrichum lindemuthianum).

20A. Must have endorsement No. 20 and in addition either-

(i) Not more than 1 percent common bean mosaic virus was present in the crop; or
(ii) The cultivar is resistant to common bean mosaic virus.

Bacterial blight (Pseudomonas aptata) and silvering (Corynebacterium betae).

21A. Bacterial blight (Pseudomonas aptata).

Barley stripe mosaic virus.
Downy mildew (Sclerospora sorghi).
Dwarf bunt (Tilletia controversa); or in lieu of this endorsement—“a sample of the seed was examined in a recognised plant pathology laboratory, and no spores of dwarf bunt were found”.
Alternaria linicola.

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