_, UBRARY 
 STATE PLA NT BOARD 
 
 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 
 
 Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine 
 
 7/ashington, j. C. 
 
 June 4, 1935 
 
 3. E. P. C.— 376 
 
 (Supersedes P. Q. C. A. — 2?7 issued April 22, 1930) 
 
 ENTRY OF NARCISSUS FJLPS FOR PROPAGATION 
 
 On the belief that the Narcissus varieties Golden Spur, Em- 
 peror, and Victoria were present in the country in sufficient quanti- 
 ties to meet essential propagation needs, and following similar action 
 with respect to other plant varieties subsequent to the promulgation 
 of Quarantine No. 37, it was ordered April 15, 1927, that no further 
 special permits would be issued authorizing their entry. For the same 
 reason similar action was taken on April 10, 1929, with respect to the 
 varieties Glory of Sassenheim and Spring Glory. 
 
 To meet an emergency caused by a shortage of these varieties 
 for planting purposes they were on April 22, 1930, again authorized 
 entry, until further notice, in quantities not to exceed 100,000 bulbs 
 per variety to each permittee, since this emergency no longer exists, 
 further special permits will not be issued authorizing the entry of the 
 five varieties listed and therefore they may not enter for any purpose 
 until after December 15, 1036, after which date they will be admitted 
 under regulation 3 of the Nursery Stock, Plant, and Seed Quarantine 
 No. 37 without limitation as to quantity ar.d utilization. 
 
 LET! A. STRONG, 
 Chief, Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine 
 
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