LIBRARY 
 STATE PLANT BOARD 
 
 E2/British Guiana 
 
 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 
 Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 September 17, 1941 
 
 B. E. P. Q. 442, Supplement No. 1. 
 
 PLANT- QUARANTINE IMPORT RESTRICTIONS 
 COLONY OF BRITISH GUIANA 
 
 IMPORTATION OF CITRUS FROM THE UNI TED STATES PROHIBITED 
 (Order in Council No. 862) 
 
 The importation of citrus material (including fruit) 
 from the United States of America is prohibited, due to the 
 prevalence of citrus canker (Phytomonas ci tri ) in that 
 country. (Governor in Council, June 8, 1937.) 
 
 IMPORTATION OF RAW COFFEE SEVERELY RESTRICTED 
 (Order in Council No. 646) 
 
 The importation of raw coffee from all countries on 
 the continent of South America is prohibited, and the import- 
 ation of raw coffee from all other countries is likewise 
 prohibited, pro vided that the Director of Agriculture may 
 authorize the importation of any particular consignment from 
 the latter countries, if he is satisfied that it is the pro- 
 duce of a country in which the coffee berry borer 
 ( Stephanoderes hampei Ferr.) is unknown. (Governor in Council, 
 November 9, 1937. ) 
 
 IMPORTATION OF PADDY RICE RESTRICTED 
 (Order in Council No. 422) 
 
 The importation of rice seed (padi) without written 
 authorization of the Director of Agriculture is prohibited. 
 (Governor in Council, August 17, 1938.) 
 
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 IMPORTATION OF BR00MC0HN RESTRICTED 
 (Order in Council No. 247) 
 
 Due to the presence of the European corn borer 
 ( Pyrausta nubilali s ) in Canada and the United States of 
 America, the importation of broomcorn therefrom is per- 
 mitted only when accompanied by a fumigation certificate 
 issued by an authority approved by the Director of Agri- 
 culture. (Governor in Council, August 14, 1939.) 
 
 Chief, Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine.