References used when assessing the risks of importing mangosteen and rambutan plants for planting

The list of references relates to the consultation on importing requirements for mangosteen and rambutan plants for planting. 

This list is not an exhaustive list of references used for assessing the risk but it does list the references that include relevant impact around pests associated with the mangosteen and rambutan plants for planting import pathways. 

Corticium koleroga (thread blight)

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Dolabra nepheliae (stem canker in rambutan)

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Erysiphe quercicola (powdery mildew in rambutan)

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