E2/Brazil 
 
 UNITED  STATES  DEPARTMENT  OF  AGRICULTURE 
 Agricultural  Research  Administration 
 Bureau  of  Entomology  and  Plant  Quarantine 
 Washington,  D.  C. 
 
 STATE  PLANT  I 
 
 B.E.P.Q.  379  (Revised)  Supplement  No.  k 
 
 October  20,  1950 
 
 PIANT  QUARANTINE  IMPORT  RESTRICTIONS 
 
 OF  THE 
 
 REPUBLIC  OF  BRAZIL 
 
 OLIVE  PLANT  QUARANTINE  RESTRICTIONS 
 
 Decree  No.  3h&   of  May  12,  1950 
 "Diario  Oficial"  of  May  25,  1950 
 
 According  to  the  above  decree  the  importation  of  plants, 
 branches  and  buds  of  olive  trees  (Qlea  europea  L.)  and 
 other  oleaceous  species,  into  any  part  of  Brazil  is  pro- 
 hibited, unless  it  is  declared  in  the  phytosanitary 
 certificate  that  the  plants,  branches  and  buds  come  from 
 producing  areas  where  the  disease  commonly  called  "olive 
 tuberculosis"  ( Pseudomonas  savastanol  (E.  F.  Smith)  Stevens) 
 does  not  exist,  and  that  the  plants,  branches  and  buds  are 
 free  from  the  disease  and  other  injurious  pests. 
 
 After  all  the  requirements  listed  above  are  complied  with, 
 the  plants,  branches  and  buds  will  be  held  in  quarantine 
 for  at  least  4  5  days,  and  the  interested  parties,  will  not 
 be  allowed  to  remove  the  material  before  authorized  to  do 
 so  by  the  Plant  Protection  Service. 
 
 (From  American  Embassy,  Rio  de  Janeiro  Despatch  No 
 September  Ik,    1950.) 
 
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 Acting  Chief,  Bureau  of  Entomology  and  Plant  Quarantine 
 
UNIVERSITY  OF  FLORIDA 
 
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