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WHATS
NEW ?
Culture.
Phytosanitary Certificates and CITES,
countries and requirements.
In FLASK.
Paraphalaenopsis laycockii Phalaenopsis rosenstromii
Eulophia spectabile Oncidium altissimum (swartz)
In PLANTS. Phal
lobbii (Photo right) Phal amboinense Phal lueddemanniana
Phal sanderiana Phal aphrodite
Ready
to replate. Ascocentrum curvifolium
Ascocentrum aurantiacum Brassavola digbyana fimbripetala
Dendrobium anosum var Huttonii Dendrobium parishii
Dendrobium sladei Eulophia quartiniana Eulophiella roempleriana
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New
in Flask. Top
Paraphalaenopsis
laycockii A terete leafed species, like all Paraphalaenopsis,
requires a warm climate and excellent drainage. Best grown in a small slotted
pot or basket in an open media, plants will also do well on a mount, treefern
is ideal if available.
Phalaenopsis
rosenstromii A warm growing Australian species, similar to Phalaenopsis
amabilis. This species comes from a rainforest habitat that has a wet season
and a dry season. When in growth, during the warmer wet months of the year,
water and fertiliser is beneficial.
Eulophia spectabile A deciduous plant with partly
buried bulbs and large showy flowers to 3cm, cream to red. Terrestrial,
requires a humus rich media, good drainage and a dry rest once the leaves
have fallen.
Oncidium altissimum (swartz) Arching spike, flowers
in clusters sps & pts yellow with redbrown blotches, lip all yellow.
Highlighted
species linked to photographs and cultural notes.
New
in Plants. Top
Phalaenopsis
lobbii A charming species from India, one of a small group of Phalaenopsis
that can be deciduous in the colder climates. This is a cooler growing
Phalaenopsis.
Phalaenopsis amboinense Indonesia Cream yellow, barred
red brown. tips flushed yellow, waxy
Phalaenopsis lueddemanniana Philippines Fragrant, iridescent,
amethyst, chestnutbrown, concentric
cream rings. Delicious fragance, easy grower
Phal sanderiana Philippines Rare species, 2 fine pink clones
sib crossed. Grows like stuartiana.
Phalaenopsis
aphrodite Flowers to 7 cm. This is a very robust species
and will develop into a large plant. The flowers are a clean pure white
and the plants like a slotted pot or basket such as used for the the other
large growing phalaenopsis.
Highlighted
species linked to photographs and cultural notes.
Ready
to Replate. Top
Ascocentrum
curvifolium produces bright orange red erect bottle
brush like flower spikes. A small grower, this should be grown in a small
basket or slotted pot. Growing media needs to be open and well drained.
Ascocentrum aurantiacum produces bright orange erect bottle
brush like flower spikes. A dwarf grower, this should be grown in a small
basket or slotted pot. Growing media needs to be open and well drained.
Similar to Asco garayi but comes from the Philippines
Brassavola digbyana fimbripetala Fls to 15cm, green
white, lip very fringed, fragrant. Grow as for Cattleya.
Dendrobium
anosum var Huttonii This is a long caned deciduous species
that requires a dry rest in winter. With the start of new growth, lots
of water and fertiliser will promote long canes and more flowers, which
are produced in pairs at the nodes.
Dendrobium parishii A deciduous species similar to Dendrobium
rhodopterygium. A small basket with lots of water and fertiliser as
the new growths appear and the flowers fall will produce large stout canes
for the next flowering.
Dendrobium
sladei A grastidium section species from New Guinea. The
long graceful leafy canes bear cream flowers to about 3 cm across at the
leaf axils. Does well on a mount or in a small basket warm to intermediate
grower.
Eulophia
quartiniana A deciduous plant with above ground or partly buried
bulbs and large showy flowers to 4cm, rose pink lip. Terrestrial, requires
a humus rich media, good drainage and a dry rest once the leaves have fallen.
Eulophiella
roempleriana A magnificent species that looks more like a
climbing Phaius. A large basket or narrow trough & spaghnam moss is
the recommended media (spagh/isolote 50/50 seems to work.) The pseudobulbs
can be well apart. It may be more of an intermediate grower, not liking
hot or dry conditions.
Species highlighted are links to photos.
More photos at www.speciesorchids.com/photos.html
Culture.
Phytosanitary Certificates. Top
A Phytosanitary Certificate is a certification that
the items have been inspected and found to be free of diseases and injurious
insect pests. Certificates are issued by the relevent Government Department/Authority,
the Australian Quarantine Inspection Service (AQIS) for Australia
( http://www.aqis.gov.au
) – phytodatabase.
Many countries also require a certification and treatment
against specific diseases and insect pests. This requirement is usually
detailed on that countries Import Permit.
Requirements may change so this is a guide
only.
It is the IMPORTERS responsibilty to ensure that
Import Permits
and Phytosanitary Certificate requirements
for their country are current.
.
ORCHID PLANTS BARE ROOT.
Phytosanitary Certificate and CITES
Certificate required for all countries.
Belgium E.E.C.
Brunei Darussalam Import Permit + Phyto
declaration;
These orchid seedlings have been treated by full
immersion for 5-10 minutes in
(1) Malathion insecticide 0.2% (500 g/l Maldison
at the rate of 20mls/5 litres)
(2) TMTD fungicide 0.4% (800 g/kg Thiram
at the rate of 25 grams/5 litres)
The full chemical name for Thiram is tetramethylthiuram
disulfide. (TMTD)
Canada Import Permit and Phyto required
Declaration; Material was grown in media where potato
wart disease (SYNCHYTRIUM ENDOBIOTICUM) has not been recorded
and where based on official soil surveys or
other precautionary practices, the potato cyst
nematode (GLOBODERA ROSTOCHIENSIS and G. PALLIDA) and the soybean cyst
nematode (HETERODERA GLYCINIS) are not known
to occur.
Denmark
Estonia Import Permit for more than 5 plants
E.E.C European Ecomomic Community
Requirements the same as Sweden & New Caledonia
France E.E.C.
Hong Kong Import Permit
Indonesia
Import Permit
Japan
Korea
Malaysia Import Permit
New Caledonia Import Permit + Phyto declaration;
These orchid seedlings have been treated by full
immersion for 5-10 minutes in
(1) Malathion insecticide 0.2% (500 g/l Maldison
at the rate of 20mls/5 litres)
(2) TMTD fungicide 0.4% (800 g/kg Thiram
at the rate of 25 grams/5 litres)
The full chemical name for Thiram is tetramethylthiuram
disulfide. (TMTD)
Russia
Singapore
Sweden Import Permit + Phyto declaration;
These orchid seedlings have been treated by full
immersion for 5-10 minutes in
(1) Malathion insecticide 0.2% (500 g/l Maldison
at the rate of 20mls/5 litres)
(2) TMTD fungicide 0.4% (800 g/kg Thiram
at the rate of 25 grams/5 litres)
The full chemical name for Thiram is tetramethylthiuram
disulfide.
(TMTD)
Switzerland
Taiwan
Thailand Import Permit
United States America Import
Permit required on quantity greater than 13 items.
Flasks; Invitro Orchid Seedlings.
CITES Certificates are not required for invitro
seedling flasks.
While some countries do not require a Phyto, it is
recommended that a Phyto is obtained and sent with a shipment to facilitate
clearence by Customs.With the increased world wide security, the Certificate
will expedite delivery.
Belgium E.E.C.
Bermuda E.E.C
Brazil
Brunei Darussalam Import Permit and
Phyto required
Canada Import Permit and
Phyto required
Czech Republic Import Permit and Phyto
required
Costa Rica Import Permit and Phyto required
Denmark
Dominican Republic
E.E.C. European Economic
Community Phyto required
Estonia Phyto required.
Import Permit for more than 5 items
France Republic of. E.E.C.
French Polynesia and French Reunion. Import
Permit and Phyto with declaration;
Declaration for French Polynesia and French Reunion
In vitro orchid seedlings on agar media derived
from seed from mother plants which are free from virus diseases and other
diseases.
These orchid seedlings in flask are apparently free from
(a) Vanilla mosiac polyvirus
(b)Vanilla necrotic polyvirus
(c) Cymbidium mosiac virus
(d) Odontoglossum ringspot virus and from Bacteria
of the genus pseudoverde Erwinia and from harmful Fungi.
Germany
E.E.C.
Great Britian E.E.C.
Hongkong Import Permit and Phyto required
Indonesia Phyto required
Israel Import Permit for each genus and
Phyto required with following declaration;
Plants are invitro orchid seedlings in agar
media in sterilized flasks and are free from
(a) Acidovorax avenae subsp. cattleyae
(b) Erwinia chrysanthemi pv. zeae
(c) Cymbidium mosiac virus potoexvirus and
(d) Tomato ringspot nepovirus
and are grown and shipped in a soil free media.
Italy
Phyto not required
Japan
Phyto required
Korea Phyto
required
Malaysia Import Permit per
genus and Phyto required. Treatment:
Media is prepared under aseptic conditions.
Mexico Import Permit
and Phyto required
Netherlands Antilles Free port, Phyto not
required
Netherlands
E.E.C. countries Phyto required
New Caledonia
Import Permit and Phyto required
New Zealand
Import Permit and Phyto required
Norway
Import Permit and Phyto required
Philippines
Import Permit ( more than 13 items) and Phyto required
Poland
Phyto required
Puerto Rico Phyto required
as for USA
Russia
Phyto required
Singapore
South Africa Import Permit and Phyto required
Sweden
E.E.C. countries
Switzerland
Taiwan
Phyto required
Thailand Phyto
required
Trinidad and Tobago Import
Permit required but no Phyto required for flasks.
Turkey
Import Permit and Phyto required
United States America Import Permit required
on quantity greater than 13 items. Phyto required.
Vanuatu Import
Permit and Phyto required
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Phytosanitary Certificate requirements as of
June 2005.
Requirements may change, this is a guide only.
It is the IMPORTERS responsibilty to ensure that
Import Permits
and Phytosanitary Certificate requirements
for their country are current.
CITES. Top
Flasks are EXEMPT under Convention on International
Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), Title 50,
Part 23, Subpart C, Appendix II.
S 23.23 (d) (6) Specifically exempted: For orchidacea
species:
(i) in Appendix I, seedling or tissue cultures obtained
in vitro, in solid or liquid media, transported in sterile containers.
BURLEIGH PARK ORCHID NURSERY is an Australian CITES
accredited Artificial Propagator and all flasks are produced from
legally acquired parent stock.
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Seed
of SPECIES orchids.
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Email
Cal for the latest list of seed available in packets enough
to prepare 3 to 4 flasks.
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CONSERVATION BY PROPAGATION.
Humour.
Top
Getting on is when
A $4.00 bottle of wine is no longer "pretty good stuff."
. "I just can't drink the way I used to" replaces "I'm never
going to drink that much again."
You drink at home to save money before going to a bar.
*****
A man takes his Rottweiler to the vet. "My dog's cross-eyed, is
there anything you can do for him? "
"Well," says the vet, "let's have a look at him" So he picks the
dog up and examines his eyes, then checks his teeth.
Finally, he says, "I'm going to have to put him down."
"What? Because he's cross-eyed? " "No, because he's really
heavy"
***
After being arrested for robbery, Quinn hired the best lawyer in
town. "Look," the crook said, "I've got nearly a million in cash
in my bank box. Can you get me off?"
The lawyer said, "Believe me, pal, you will never go to prison
with that kind of money."
And sure enough, he did not. He went to prison flat broke.
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Ian and Pat Walters,
Burleigh Park Orchid Nursery
54 Hammond Way, Thuringowa,
Australia 4815
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