Forest Products Export Standards - Phytosanitary Requirements of the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU)

Applicable for Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and the Russian Federation

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The information in this standard is provided on the following basis. The phytosanitary requirements found in this standard may be used as the basis of export certification. However, requirements may be changed by importing countries at any time at short notice or with no notice to New Zealand. This information is provided strictly on the basis that the Crown, the Ministry for Primary Industries, its statutory officers, employees, agents and all other persons responsible for or associated with the compilation, writing, editing, approval or publication of the information:

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Last Updated: 24 June 2020

Commodities

Logs

Applicable HS Tariff Codes: from 4401 11 000; from 4404 10 000 0;

Import Permits or Declarations	Import permit NOT required. Additional declarations for Logs with bark Pine: “From areas free from Bursaphelenchus xylophilus, Monochamus alternatus, Monochamus carolinensis, Monochamus clamator, Monochamus marmorator, Monochamus mutator, Monochamus notatus, Monochamus obtusus, Monochamus scutellatus and Monochamus titillator.” Conifers (excluding Pinus spp., Thuja spp. and Taxus spp.): “From areas free from Bursaphelenchus xylophilus.” Additional declarations for logs without bark Pine: “From areas free from Atropellis piniphila, Atropellis pinicola, Bursaphelenchus xylophilus, Ips calligraphus, Ips grandicollis, Ips plastographus, Ips pini, Monochamus alternatus, Monochamus carolinensis, Monochamus clamator, Monochamus marmorator, Monochamus mutator, Monochamus notatus, Monochamus obtusus, Monochamus scutellatus and Monochamus titillator. Conifers (excluding Pinus spp., Thuja spp. and Taxus spp.) “From areas free from Atropellis pinicola, Atropellis piniphila, Bursaphelenchus xylophilus, Ips calligraphus, Ips grandicollis, Ips pini, Ips plastographus, Monochamus alternatus, Monochamus carolinensis, Monochamus clamator, Monochamus marmorator, Monochamus mutator, Monochamus notatus, Monochamus obtusus, Monochamus scutellatus and Monochamus titillator. Note: All pests in the above additional declarations are not known to occur in New Zealand.
Certification Requirements	Phytosanitary certificate required. Phytosanitary certificates must be issued prior to loading the vessel or aircraft. Phytosanitary certificate issuance dates must therefore be the same or earlier than the Bill of Lading date. Replacement phytosanitary certificates must state the inspection date and be accompanied by a letter from MPI.
Prohibited Importations
Bark	With or without bark (refer Additional Declaration).
Insects	Free of quarantine pests.
Fungi	Free of quarantine pests.
Soil	Free of soil.
Other
Pre-Shipment Inspections	Verification inspection is required if a phytosanitary certificate is required.
Approved Pre-Shipment Treatments
Fumigation
Antisapstain treatments
Insecticide treatments
Heat treatments
Preservative treatments
Concessional Release	None specified for New Zealand.
General	Transport in covered transport carriers. Label packaging with product type, country of origin, name of exporter, location and/or production site details. For further information including requirements for hardwood logs, see the EEC official document on products that are subject to quarantine and phytosanitary regulations Refer to the Harmonised Commodity Description and Coding System (HS) codes Further information on HS Tariff Codes is available from United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) Automated System for Customs Data (ASYCUDA)

Wood/ Timber - Poles

Applicable HS Tariff Codes: from 4401 11 000; from 4404 10 000 0;

Import Permits or Declarations	Import permit NOT required. Additional declarations Pine: “From areas free from Atropellis piniphila, Atropellis pinicola, Bursaphelenchus xylophilus, Ips calligraphus, Ips grandicollis, Ips plastographus, Ips pini, Monochamus alternatus, Monochamus carolinensis, Monochamus clamator, Monochamus marmorator, Monochamus mutator, Monochamus notatus, Monochamus obtusus, Monochamus scutellatus and Monochamus titillator.” Conifers (excludes Pinus spp., Thuja spp. and Taxus spp.): “From areas free from Atropellis pinicola, Atropellis piniphila, Bursaphelenchus xylophilus, Ips calligraphus, Ips grandicollis, Ips pini, Ips plastographus, Monochamus alternatus, Monochamus carolinensis, Monochamus clamator, Monochamus marmorator, Monochamus mutator, Monochamus notatus, Monochamus obtusus, Monochamus scutellatus and Monochamus titillator.” Note: All pests in the above additional declarations are not known to occur in New Zealand.
Certification Requirements	Phytosanitary certificate required. Phytosanitary certificates must be issued prior to loading the vessel or aircraft. Phytosanitary certificate issuance dates must therefore be the same or earlier than the Bill of Lading date. Replacement phytosanitary certificates must state the inspection date and be accompanied by a letter from MPI.
Prohibited Importations
Bark	Free of bark.
Insects	Free of quarantine pests.
Fungi	Free of quarantine pests.
Soil	Free of soil.
Other
Pre-Shipment Inspections	Verification inspection is required if a phytosanitary certificate is required.
Approved Pre-Shipment Treatments
Fumigation
Antisapstain treatments
Insecticide treatments
Heat treatments
Preservative treatments
Concessional Release	None specified for New Zealand.
General	Transport in covered transport carriers. Label packaging with product type, country of origin, name of exporter, location and/or production site details. For further information including requirements for hardwood poles, see the EEC official document on products that are subject to quarantine and phytosanitary regulations Refer to the Harmonised Commodity Description and Coding System (HS) codes Further information on HS Tariff Codes is available from United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) Automated System for Customs Data (ASYCUDA).

Wood/ Timber - Sawn

Applicable HS Tarriff Codes; from 4403 10 000 8; from 4403 11 000; 4403 21; 4403 22; 4403 23; 4403 24; from 4403 25; from 4403 26 000 0; 4407 12; from 4407 19

Import Permits or Declarations	Import permit NOT required. Additional declarations for sawn wood with bark Pine: “From areas free from Bursaphelenchus xylophilus, Monochamus alternatus, Monochamus carolinensis, Monochamus clamator, Monochamus marmorator, Monochamus mutator, Monochamus notatus, Monochamus obtusus, Monochamus scutellatus and Monochamus titillator.” Conifers (excluding Pinus spp., Thuja spp. and Taxus spp.): “From areas free from Bursaphelenchus xylophilus.” Additional declarations for sawn wood without bark Pine: “From areas free from Atropellis pinicola, Atropellis piniphila, Bursaphelenchus xylophilus , Ips calligraphus, Ips grandicollis, Ips plastographus, Ips pini, Monochamus alternatus, Monochamus carolinensis, Monochamus clamator, Monochamus marmorator, Monochamus mutator, Monochamus notatus, Monochamus obtusus, Monochamus scutellatus and Monochamus titillator.” Conifers (excluding Pinus spp., Thuja spp. and Taxus spp.): “From areas free from Atropellis pinicola, Atropellis piniphila, Bursaphelenchus xylophilus, Ips calligraphus, Ips grandicollis, Ips plastographus, Ips pini, Monochamus alternatus, Monochamus carolinensis, Monochamus clamator, Monochamus marmorator, Monochamus mutator, Monochamus notatus, Monochamus obtusus, Monochamus scutellatus and Monochamus titillator.” Note: All pests in the above additional declarations are not known to occur in New Zealand.
Certification Requirements	Phytosanitary certificate required. Phytosanitary certificates must be issued prior to loading the vessel or aircraft. Phytosanitary certificate issuance dates must therefore be the same or earlier than the Bill of Lading date. Replacement phytosanitary certificates must state the inspection date and be accompanied by a letter from MPI.
Prohibited Importations
Bark	With or without bark (refer Additional Declaration).
Insects	Free of quarantine pests.
Fungi	Free of quarantine pests.
Soil	Free of soil
Other
Pre-Shipment Inspections	Verification inspection is required if a phytosanitary certificate is required.
Approved Pre-Shipment Treatments
Fumigation
Antisapstain treatments
Insecticide treatments
Heat treatments
Preservative treatments
Concessional Release	None specified for New Zealand.
General	Transport in covered transport carriers. Label packaging with product type, country of origin, name of exporter,location and/or production site details. For further information including requirements for hardwood timber, see the EEC official document on products that are subject to quarantine and phytosanitary regulations Refer to the Harmonised Commodity Description and Coding System (HS) codes Further information on HS Tariff Codes is available from United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) Automated System for Customs Data (ASYCUDA)

Wood/ Timber - Chips

Applicable HS Tariff Codes: from 4401 21 000 0; from 4401 31 000 0; from 4401 40

Import Permits or Declarations	Import permit NOT required. Additional declarations for wood chips of conifers (excluding Thuja spp. and Taxus spp.): “From areas free from Bursaphelenchus xylophilus.” Note: Bursaphelenchus xylophilus is not known to occur in New Zealand.
Certification Requirements	Phytosanitary certificate required. Phytosanitary certificates must be issued prior to loading the vessel or aircraft. Phytosanitary certificate issuance dates must therefore be the same or earlier than the Bill of Lading date. Replacement phytosanitary certificates must state the inspection date and be accompanied by a letter from MPI.
Prohibited Importations
Bark	Free of bark.
Insects	Free of quarantine pests.
Fungi	Free of quarantine pests.
Soil	Free of soil
Other
Pre-Shipment Inspections	Verification inspection required.
Approved Pre-Shipment Treatments
Fumigation
Antisapstain treatments
Insecticide treatments
Heat treatments
Preservative treatments
Concessional Release	None specified for New Zealand.
General	Transport in covered transport carriers. Label packaging with product type, country of origin, name of exporter,location and/or production site details. For further information including requirements for hardwood chips, see the EEC official document on products that are subject to quarantine and phytosanitary regulations Refer to the Harmonised Commodity Description and Coding System (HS) codes Further information on HS Tariff Codes is available from United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) Automated System for Customs Data (ASYCUDA)

Wood Products – Reconstituted/ Plywood/ LVL/ Veneer

Import Permits or Declarations	Import permit NOT required.
Certification Requirements	Phytosanitary certificate NOT required.
Prohibited Importations
Bark	Free of bark.
Insects	Free of quarantine pests.
Fungi	Free of quarantine pests.
Soil	Free of soil
Other
Pre-Shipment Inspections	Verification inspection NOT required.
Approved Pre-Shipment Treatments
Fumigation
Antisapstain treatments
Insecticide treatments
Heat treatments
Preservative treatments
Concessional Release	None specified for New Zealand.
General	For veneer that exceeds 6mm thickness refer to Wood/ Timber – Sawn requirements. Refer to the Harmonised Commodity Description and Coding System (HS) codes Further information on HS Tariff Codes is available from United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) Automated System for Customs Data (ASYCUDA)

Wood Products - Manufactured

(HS code: from 44 16 00 000 0; from 44 18 10; from 44 18 20; from 44 18 50 000 0)

Import Permits or Declarations	Import permit NOT required.
Certification Requirements	Phytosanitary certificate NOT required.
Prohibited Importations
Bark	Free of bark.
Insects	Free of quarantine pests.
Fungi	Free of quarantine pests.
Soil	Free of soil.
Other
Pre-Shipment Inspections	Verification inspection NOT required .
Approved Pre-Shipment Treatments
Fumigation
Antisapstain treatments
Insecticide treatments
Heat treatments
Preservative treatments
Concessional Release	None specified for New Zealand.
General	Refer to the Harmonised Commodity Description and Coding System (HS) codes Further information on HS Tariff Codes is available from United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) Automated System for Customs Data (ASYCUDA)

Wood Products - Packaging

(HS codes: 4415, 4416 00 000 0)

Import Permits or Declarations	Import permit NOT required.
Certification Requirements	Wood packaging material and dunnage must be marked in accordance with ISPM 15, or be accompanied by a phytosanitary certificate. Phytosanitary certificates must be issued prior to loading the vessel or aircraft. Phytosanitary certificate issuance dates must therefore be the same or earlier than the Bill of Lading date. Replacement phytosanitary certificates must state the inspection date and be accompanied by a letter from MPI.
Prohibited Importations
Bark	Free of bark.
Insects	Free of quarantine pests.
Fungi	Free of quarantine pests.
Soil	Free of soil.
Other
Pre-Shipment Inspections	Verification inspection required for wood packaging accompanied by a phytosanitary certificate. Verification inspection NOT required for ISPM 15 compliant wood packaging.
Approved Pre-Shipment Treatments	Treatment is not required for wood packaging that is used in the movement wood products providing it is manufactured from wood of the same type and quality as the product being transported.
Fumigation	Wood packaging material and dunnage must be treated in accordance with ISPM 15.
Antisapstain treatments
Insecticide treatments
Heat treatments	Wood packaging material and dunnage must be treated in accordance with ISPM 15.
Preservative treatments
Concessional Release	None specified for New Zealand.
General	Refer to the Harmonised Commodity Description and Coding System (HS) codes Further information on HS Tariff Codes is available from United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) Automated System for Customs Data (ASYCUDA)

Bark

Applicable HS Tariff Codes: 4401 40 900 0

Import Permits or Declarations	Additional declaration for bark of conifers: “From the areas free from Bursaphelenchus xylophilus.” Note: Bursaphelenchus xylophilus is not known to occur in New Zealand.
Certification Requirements	Phytosanitary certificate required. Phytosanitary certificates must be issued prior to loading the vessel or aircraft. Phytosanitary certificate issuance dates must therefore be the same or earlier than the Bill of Lading date. Replacement phytosanitary certificates must state the inspection date and be accompanied by a letter from MPI.
Prohibited Importations
Bark
Insects	Free of quarantine pests.
Fungi	Free of quarantine pests.
Soil	Free of soil.
Other
Pre-Shipment Inspections	Verification inspection required.
Approved Pre-Shipment Treatments
Fumigation
Antisapstain treatments
Insecticide treatments
Heat treatments
Preservative treatments
Concessional Release	None specified for New Zealand.
General	Transport in covered transport carriers. Label packaging with product type, country of origin, name of exporter, location and/or production site details. For further information including requirements for hardwood bark, see the EEC official document on products that are subject to quarantine and phytosanitary regulations refer to the Harmonised Commodity Description and Coding System (HS) codes Further information on HS Tariff Codes is available from United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) Automated System for Customs Data (ASYCUDA)

Quarantine Pests

A1 = pests absent from the EEU
A2 = pests of limited distribution in the EEU

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Arachnids

ORDER NAME	FAMILY NAME	SPECIES AND GENUS NAME	COMMON NAME	COUNTRY	CATEGORY
Acarida	Eriophyidae	Aculops fuchsiae	fuschsia gall mite	Russian Federation	A1
	Tetranychidae	Oligonychus perditus		Russian Federation	A1
		Tetranychus evansi	red spider mite	EEU	A1

Insects

ORDER NAME	FAMILY NAME	SPECIES AND GENUS NAME	COMMON NAME	COUNTRY	CATEGORY
Coleoptera (beetles and weevils)	Bostrichidae	Dinoderus bifoveolatus		Russian Federation	A1
	Bruchidae	Callosobruchus spp.		EEU	A1
		Caryedon gonagra	groundnut borer	Russian Federation	A1
		Zabrotes subfasciatus	Mexican bean weevil	Russian Federation	A1
		Agrilus anxius	bronze birch borer	EEU	A1
		Agrilus mali	apple buprestid	EEU	A2
		Agrilus planipennis	emerald ash borer	EEU	A2
	Cerambycidae	Aeolesthes sarta	city longhorn beetle, sart longhorn beetle, town longhorn beetle	Russian Federation	A1
		Anoplophora chinensis	citrus longhorn	EEU	A1
		Anoplophora glabripennis	Asian long-horned beetle, basicosta white-spotted longicorn beetle, starry sky beetle	EEU	A1
		Monochamus alternatus	dark pine longicorn	EEU	A1
		Monochamus carolinensis	carolina sawyer	EEU	A1
		Monochamus clamator		EEU	A1
		Monochamus impluviatus		EEU	A1
		Monochamus marmorator	balsam-fir sawyer	EEU	A1
		Monochamus mutator	spotted pine sawyer	EEU	A1
		Monochamus nitens		EEU	A1
	Cerambycidae	Monochamus notatus	northeastern sawyer	EEU	A1
		Monochamus obtusus	obtuse sawyer	EEU	A1
		Monochamus scutellatus	white spotted sawyer	EEU	A1
		Monochamus titillator	southern pine sawyer	EEU	A1
		Monochamus galloprovincialis		EEU	A2
		Monochamus nitens		EEU	A2
		Monochamus saltuarius		EEU	A2
		Monochamus sutor	small white-marmorated longhorn beetle	EEU	A2
		Monochamus urussovii	white mottled sawyer	EEU	A2
	Cerambycidae	Saperda candida	round-headed apple-tree borer	EEU	A1
	Chrysomelidae	Diabrotica barberi	northern corn rootworm	EEU	A1
		Diabrotica undecimpunctata	corn budworm, western spotted cucumber beetle	Russian Federation	A1
		Diabrotica virgifera virgifera	Colorado corn rootworm, western corn rootworm	EEU	A1
		Epitrix cucumeris	potato flea beetle	EEU	A1
		Epitrix tuberis	tuber flea beetle	EEU	A1
		Zygogramma exclamationis	sunflower beetle	EEU	A1
	Coccinellidae	Epilachna vigintioctomaculata		EEU	A2
	Curculionidae	Anthonomus signatus	strawberry bud weevil, strawberry clipper	Russian Federation	A1
		Caulophilus latinasus	broad-nosed grain weevil	EEU	A1
		Conotrachelus nenuphar	plum curculio, plum weevil	EEU	A1
		Pantomorus leucoloma	white-fringed beetle	EEU	A1
		Pissodes nemorensis		Russian Federation	A1
		Pissodes strobi	sitka-spruce weevil, white-pine weevil	Russian Federation	A1
		Pissodes terminalis	lodgepole terminal weevil, lodgepole-pine terminal weevil	Russian Federation	A1
		Premnotrypes spp.	Andean potato weevil	EEU	A1
	Dermestidae	Trogoderma granarium	khapra beetle	EEU	A1
	Elateridae	Melanotus communis	common wireworm, corn wireworm	Russian Federation	A1
	Scarabaeidae	Popillia japonica	Japanese beetle	EEU	A1
	Scolytidae	Dendroctonus brevicomis	Southwestern pine beetle	EEU	A1
		Dendroctonus micans	European spruce beetle	EEU	A2
		Dendroctonus ponderosae	black-Hills beetle, mountain pine beetle	EEU	A1
		Dendroctonus rufipennis	Alaska spruce beetle, eastern spruce beetle, Engelmann-spruce beetle	EEU	A1
		Dendroctonus valens	red turpentine beetle	EEU	A1
		Ips calligraphus	coarse writing engraver, six-spined engraver beetle	EEU	A1
		Ips grandicollis	five-spined bark beetle, southern pine engraver	EEU	A1
		Ips pini	eastern pine engraver, Oregon pine engraver, pine engraver beetle	EEU	A1
		Ips plastographus	California pine engraver	EEU	A1
		Polygraphus proximus		EEU	A2
Diptera (flies)	Agromyzidae	Nemorimyza maculosa	burdock leaf miner, chrysanthemum leaf miner	EEU	A1
		Liriomyza huidobrensis	pea leaf miner, serpentine leaf miner, South American leaf miner	EEU	A1
		Liriomyza langei		EEU	A1
		Liriomyza nietzkei		EEU	A1
		Liriomyza sativae	cabbage leaf miner, leaf miner of vegetables, serpentine vegetable leaf miner	EEU	A1
		Liriomyza trifolii	American serpentine leaf miner	EEU	A1
	Drosophilidae	Drosophila suzukii	cherry drosophila, spotted-wing drosophila	EEU	A1
	Phoridae	Megaselia scalaris	coffin fly	EEU	A1
	Tephritidae	Bactrocera cucurbitae	melon fly, melon fruit fly	EEU	A1
		Bactrocera dorsalis	oriental fruit fly	Russian Federation	A1
		Ceratitis capitata	Mediterranean fruit fly	EEU	A1
		Myiopardalis pardalina	Baluchistan melon fly, melon fruit fly	EEU	A2
		Rhagoletis cingulata	cherry maggot, eastern cherry fruit fly	Russian Federation	A1
		Rhagoletis mendax	blueberry maggot	EEU	A1
		Rhagoletis pomonella	Apple maggot fly	EEU	A1
Hemiptera (aphids, scale and other bugs)	Aleyrodidae	Aleurocanthus spiniferus	reticulated tortrix, smaller tea tortrix, summer fruit tortrix	Russian Federation	A1
		Bemisia tabaci	silver white fly	EEU	A1
	Coccidae	Ceroplastes rusci	fig wax scale	EEU	A1
		Ceroplastes japonicus	tortoise wax scale	EEU	A2
	Coreidae	Leptoglossus occidentalis	leaf-footed conifer seed bug, western conifer seed bug	EEU	A1
		Lopholeucaspis japonica	Japanese long scale	EEU	A2
		Pseudaulacaspis pentagona	Japanese fruit scale, mulberry scale, oleander scale	EEU	A1
		Quadraspidiotus perniciosus	San Jose scale	EEU	A2
	Lygaeidae	Blissus leucopterus	chinch bug	EEU	A1
	Margarodidae	Margarodes vitis	ground pearls, margarodes	EEU	A1
	Pentatomidae	Halyomorpha halys	marmorated stink bug	EEU	A1
	Phylloxeridae	Viteus vitifoliae	grapevine leaf louse, grapevine phylloxera, vine louse	EEU	A2
	Pseudococcidae	Maconellicoccus hirsutus	hibiscus mealybug	Russian Federation	A1
		Pseudococcus citriculus	citrus mealybug	EEU	A1
		Pseudococcus comstocki	Comstock mealybug	EEU	A2
		Rhizoecus hibisci		EEU	A1
	Tingidae	Corythucha arcuata	oak lace bug	EEU	A1
		Corythucha ciliata	sycamore lace bug	EEU	A2
Hymenoptera (wasps, bees and ants)	Cynipidae	Dryocosmus kuriphilus	chestnut gall wasp, oriental chestnut gall wasp	Russian Federation	A1
Lepidoptera (moths and butterflies)	Arctiidae	Hyphantria cunea	American white moth, fall webworm	EEU	A2
	Carposinidae	Carposina niponensis syn. Carposina sasakii		EEU	A2
	Gelechiidae	Tecia solanivora	Central American potato tuber worm, Guatemalan potato moth	EEU	A1
		Pectinophora gossypiella	Pink bollworm	EEU	A1
		Phthorimaea operculella	potato moth	EEU	A2
		Tuta absoluta	South American tomato moth, tomato borer, tomato leaf miner	EEU	A1
	Lasiocampidae	Dendrolimus sibiricus	larch caterpillar, Siberian conifer silk moth, Siberian lasiocampid	EEU	A2
		Malacosoma americanum	apple tent caterpillar, eastern tent caterpillar, orchard tent caterpillar	Russian Federation	A1
		Malacosoma disstria	forest tent caterpillar	Russian Federation	A1
		Malacosoma parallella		Russian Federation	A1
	Lymantriidae	Lymantria dispar	gypsy moth	EEU	A2
		Lymantria dispar asiatica		EEU	A2
	Noctuidae	Chrysodeixis chalcites	golden twin-spot moth	EEU	A2
		Chrysodeixis eriosoma	cabbage semi-looper, corn semi-looper, green garden looper	EEU	A1
		Helicoverpa zea	American cotton bollworm, corn earworm, New World bollworm	EEU	A1
		Spodoptera eridania	semitropical armyworm, southern armyworm	EEU	A1
		Spodoptera frugiperda	grass worm, southern grass worm, corn leaf worm	EEU	A1
		Spodoptera littoralis	cotton leafworm, Egyptian cotton leafworm, tobacco cutworm	EEU	A1
		Spodoptera litura	cluster caterpillar, cotton leafworm, cotton worm	EEU	A1
	Pyralidae	Numonia pyrivorella	pear fruit moth	EEU	A1
	Tineidae	Opogona sacchari	banana moth, sugarcane borer, sugarcane moth	Russian Federation	A1
	Tortricidae	Acleris gloverana	Western black-headed bud worm	EEU	A1
		Acleris variana	eastern black-headed budworm, hemlock budworm	EEU	A1
	Tortricidae	Cacoecimorpha pronubana	carnation leaf roller, carnation tortrix, Mediterranean carnation leafroller	Russian Federation	A1
		Choristoneura conflictana	aspen borer, large aspen tortrix	Russian Federation	A1
		Choristoneura fumiferana	spruce budworm	EEU	A1
		Choristoneura occidentalis	citrus leafroller	EEU	A1
		Choristoneura rosaceana	oblique-banded leaf roller	Russian Federation	A1
		Cydia packardi	cherry fruit worm	Russian Federation	A1
		Cydia prunivora	lesser apple worm, plum moth	Russian Federation	A1
		Grapholita molesta	Oriental fruit moth	EEU	A2
		Echinothrips americanus	thrip	EEU	A1
Thysanoptera (thrips)	Thripidae	Frankliniella fusca	tobacco thrips	EEU	A1
		Frankliniella insularis	Cuban flower thrips, West Indian flower thrips	EEU	A1
		Frankliniella occidentalis	alfalfa thrips, western grass thrips	EEU	A2
		Frankliniella schultzei	cotton bud thrips, kromnek thrips, tomato thrips	EEU	A1
		Frankliniella tritici	common flower thrips, peach flower thrips, strawberry thrips	EEU	A1
		Frankliniella williamsi	corn thrips	EEU	A1
		Scirtothrips citri	California citrus thrips, citrus thrips	EEU	A1
		Scirtothrips dorsalis	Assam thrips, chilli thrips, flower thrips	EEU	A1
		Thrips hawaiiensis	Hawaiian flower thrips	EEU	A1
		Thrips palmi	oriental thrips, palm thrips, southern yellow thrips	EEU	A1

Nematodes (roundworms)

ORDER NAME	FAMILY NAME	SPECIES AND GENUS NAME	COMMON NAME	COUNTRY	CATEGORY
Dorylaimida	Longidoridae	Aphelenchoides besseyi	white tip	Russian Federation	A1
Tylenchida	Aphelenchoididae	Bursaphelenchus xylophilus	pine wilt disease, pine wood nematode	EEU	A1
		Globodera pallida	pale potato cyst nematode, white potato cyst nematode	EEU	A1
	Heteroderidae	Globodera rostochiensis	golden nematode, golden potato nematode, potato cyst nematode	EEU	A2
		Heterodera glycines	soybean cyst nematode	Russian Federation	A1
		Meloidogyne chitwoodi	Columbia root-knot nematode	EEU	A1
	Meloidogynidae	Meloidogyne enterolobii		Russian Federation	A1
		Meloidogyne fallax	false Columbia root-knot nematode	EEU	A1
	Pratylenchidae	Nacobbus aberrans	false root-knot nematode	Russian Federation	A1

Bacterial diseases

ORDER NAME	FAMILY NAME	SPECIES AND GENUS NAME	COMMON NAME	COUNTRY	CATEGORY
Acholeplasmatales	Acholeplasmataceae	Candidatus Phytoplasma mali		EEU	A2
		Candidatus Phytoplasma pyri		EEU	A2
		Candidatus Phytoplasma vitis	grapevine flavescence dorée phytoplasma	EEU	A1
Actinomycetales	Microbacteriaceae	Rathayibacter tritici	bacterial ear rot of wheat	EEU	A1
Burkholderiales	Burkholderiaceae	Burkholderia caryophylli	bacterial stem crack of carnation, bacterial wilt of carnation	Russian Federation	A1
		Ralstonia solanacearum	bacterial wilt	EEU	A1
	Comamonadaceae	Acidovorax citrulli		EEU	A1
	Unassigned	Xylophilus ampelinus	Bacterial blight	EEU	A1
Enterobacteriales	Enterobacteriaceae	Pantoea stewartii subsp. stewartii	bacterial leaf blight of maize, bacterial wilt of maize, Stewart's disease	EEU	A1
		Erwinia amylovora	fireblight, twig blight of apple	EEU	A2
Xanthomonadales	Xanthomonodaceae	Xanthomonas axonopodis pv. allii		EEU	A1
		Xanthomonas campestris pv. hyacinthi		Russian Federation	A1
		Xanthomonas oryzae pv. oryzae	bacterial blight of rice, bacterial leaf blight of rice, BLB	EEU	A1
		Xanthomonas oryzae pv. oryzicola	bacterial leaf streak of rice	EEU	A1
		Xylella fastidiosa	Anaheim disease, California vine disease, leaf scorch of almond	Russian Federation	A1

Chromista

ORDER NAME	FAMILY NAME	SPECIES AND GENUS NAME	COMMON NAME	COUNTRY	CATEGORY
Peronosporales	Peronosporaceae	Phytophthora alni	root disease of alder	EEU	A1
		Phytophthora fragariae	lanarkshire disease of strawberry	EEU	A2
		Phytophthora kernoviae		EEU	A1
		Phytophthora ramorum		EEU	A1

Fungal diseases

ORDER NAME	FAMILY NAME	SPECIES AND GENUS NAME	COMMON NAME	COUNTRY	CATEGORY
Botryosphaeriales	Botryosphaeriaceae	Stenocarpella macrospora syn. Diplodia macrospora	dry rot of ears and stalks of maize, dry rot of maize, leaf striping of maize	EEU	A1
		Stenocarpella maydis syn. Diplodia maydis	leaf spot of maize, seedling blight of maize, stalk rot of maize	EEU	A1
Capnodiales	Mycosphaerellaceae	Cercospora kikuchii	purple blotch of soybean	EEU	A2
		Mycosphaerella dearnessii	brown spot of pine	EEU	A1
		Mycosphaerella gibsonii	brown needle blight of pine, cercospora blight of pine	Russian Federation	A1
		Mycosphaerella laricis-leptolepidis	needle cast of Japanese larch	Russian Federation	A1
Chaetothyriales	Herpotrichiellaceae	Phialophora cinerescens	phialophora wilt of carnation	Russian Federation	A1
Chytridiales	Synchtriaceae	Synchytrium endobioticum	black scab of potato, black wart of potato, wart disease of potato	EEU	A2
Diaporthales	Diaporthaceae	Diaporthe helianthi syn. Phomopsis helianthi		EEU	A2
		Diaporthe vaccinii	blight of blueberry, fruit rot of blueberry, phomopsis canker and dieback of blueberry	EEU	A1
	Valsaceae	Sirococcus clavigignenti-juglandacearum		EEU	A1
Helotiales	Dermateaceae	Atropellis pinicola	branch canker of pine, trunk canker of pine, twig blight of pine	EEU	A1
		Atropellis piniphila	branch canker of pine, trunk canker of pine, twig blight of pine	EEU	A1
	Helotiaceae	Chalara fraxinea	ash dieback	EEU	A1
Helotiales	Sclerotiniaceae	Ciborinia camelliae	flower blight of camellia, petal blight of camellia, sclerotinia blight of camellia	EEU	A1
		Monilinia fructicola	American brown rot of stone fruits, brown rot of apple, brown rot of stone fruits	EEU	A1
Hymenochaetales	Hymenochaetaceae	Conferiporia weirii syn. Phellinus weirii	laminated butt rot of conifers	Russian Federation	A1
Microascales	Ceratocystidaceae	Ceratocystis fagacearum	oak wilt, wilt of oak	EEU	A1
		Ceratocystis fimbriata	black rot of sweet potato	Russian Federation	A1
Pezizales	Rhizinaceae	Phymatotrichopsis omnivora	phymatotrichum root rot, root rot of conifers, root rot of soybean	EEU	A1
Phyllachorales	Glomerellaceae	Colletotrichum acutatum	anthracnose of lime, anthracnose of strawberry	EEU	A1
		Glomerella gossypii	anthracnose of cotton	EEU	A1
Pleosporales	Didymellaceae	Didymella ligulicola	flower blight of chrysanthemum	EEU	A1
		Phoma andigena	black blight of potato, leaf spot of potato, phoma leaf spot of potato	Russian Federation	A1
	Pleosporaceae	Cochliobolus carbonum	ear rot of maize	EEU	A1
Pucciniales	Coelosporiaceae	Chrysomyxa arctostaphyli	broom rust of spruce	Russian Federation	A1
	Cronartiaceae	Cronartium fusiforme	fusiform rust of pine, rust of oak, southern fusiform rust of pine	Russian Federation	A1
		Cronartium quercuum	eastern gall rust of pine	Russian Federation	A1
		Endocronartium harknessii	pine-to-pine gall rust, western gall rust of pine	Russian Federation	A1
	Melampsoraceae	Melampsora medusae	conifer/poplar rust, leaf rust of poplar	Russian Federation	A1
	Pucciniaceae	Gymnosporangium asiaticum	leaf rust	Russian Federation
		Gymnosporangium yamadae	Japanese rust of apple	Russian Federation	A1
Pucciniales	Pucciniaceae	Puccinia horiana	White rust	EEU	A2
		Puccinia pelargonii-zonalis	rust of pelargonium	EEU	A1
Tilletiales	Tilletiaceae	Tilletia indica syn. Neovossia indica	Indian bunt of wheat	Russian Federation	A1
Ustilaginales	Glomosporiaceae	Thecaphora solani	Potato smut	EEU	A1

Viral diseases

ORDER NAME	FAMILY NAME	SPECIES AND GENUS NAME	COMMON NAME	COUNTRY	CATEGORY
Mononegavirales	Rhabdoviridae	Nucleorhabdovirus	Potato yellow dwarf nucleorhabdovirus syn. Potato yellow dwarf virus	Russian Federation	A1
Picornavirales	Secoviridae	Cheravirus	Cherry rasp leaf nepovirus syn. Cherry rasp leaf virus	EEU	A1
		Comovirus	Potato Andean mottle comovirus syn. Andean potato mottle virus	EEU	A1
		Nepovirus	Peach rosette mosaic nepovirus syn. Peach rosette mosaic virus	EEU	A1
			Potato black ringspot nepovirus syn. Potato black ringspot virus	Russian Federation	A1
			Tobacco ringspot nepovirus syn. Tobacco ringspot virus	EEU	A2
			Tomato ringspot nepovirus syn. Tomato ringspot virus	EEU	A2
Tymovirales	Betaflexiviridae	Tepovirus	Potato T tepovirus syn. Potato virus T	EEU	A1
	Tymoviridae	Tymovirus	Andean potato latent tymovirus syn. Andean latent potato virus	EEU	A1
Unassigned	Avsunviroidae	Pelamoviriod	Peach latent mosaic viroid	EEU	A1
	Bromoviridae	Ilavirus	Potato yellowing alfamovirus syn. Potato yellowing virus	EEU	A1
	Bunyaviridae	Tospovirus	Chrysanthemum stem necrosis tospovirus syn. Chrysanthemum stem necrosis virus	Russian Federation	A1
			Impatiens necrotic spot tospovirus syn. Impatiens necrotic spot virus	EEU	A2
	Closteroviridae	Crinivirus	Potato yellow vein crinivirus syn. Potato yellow vein virus	Russian Federation	A1
		Velarivirus	Cherry little cherry closterovirus syn. Little cherry virus 1	Russian Federation	A1
	Geminiviridae	Begomovirus	Tomato yellow leaf curl begomovirus syn. Tomato yellow leaf curl virus	EEU	A1
	Potyviridae	Pospiviroid	Chrysanthemum stunt pospoviroid syn. Chrysanthemum stunt viroid	Russian Federation	A1
		Potyvirus	Plum pox potyvirus syn. Plum pox virus	EEU	A2
			Potato spindle tuber viroid	EEU	A2
	Unassigned	Benyvirus	Beet necrotic yellow vein benyvirus syn. Beet necrotic yellow vein virus	EEU	A2
		Unassigned	Strawberry latent C virus	Russian Federation	A1

Weeds (Plants)

ORDER NAME	FAMILY NAME	SPECIES AND GENUS NAME	COMMON NAME	COUNTRY	CATEGORY
Asterales	Asteraceae	Acroptilon repens	hardhead thistle, Russian knapweed, creeping knapweed	EEU	A2
		Ambrosia artemisiifolia	annual ragweed, bitterweed, hogweed	EEU	A2
		Ambrosia psilostachya	perennial ragweed, cuman ragweed, western ragweed	EEU	A2
		Ambrosia trifida	great ragweed, buffalo weed, horseweed	EEU	A2
		Bidens bipinnata		Russian Federation	A1
		Bidens pilosa	cobbler's pegs, hairy beggarticks	EEU	A1
		Helianthus californicus	California sunflower	EEU	A1
		Helianthus ciliaris	Texas blueweed	EEU	A1
		Iva axillaris	mouse-ear poverty weed, poverty sumpweed, deathweed	EEU	A1
Lamiales	Orobanchaceae	Striga spp.		EEU	A1
Malpighiales	Euphorbiaceae	Euphorbia dentata	toothed spurge	EEU	A1
Poales	Poaceae	Cenchrus longispinus	long-spined sandbur	EEU	A2
Solanales	Convulvulaceae	Ipomoea hederacea	ivy-leaf morning glory	EEU	A1
		Ipomoea lacunosa	pitted morning glory	EEU	A1
		Cuscuta spp.	dodder	EEU	A2
	Solanaceae	Solanum carolinense	bull nettle, Carolina horse nettle, sand brier	EEU	A1
		Solanum elaeagnifolium	white horse nettle, silver-leaf nightshade	EEU	A1
		Solanum rostratum	beaked nightshade	EEU	A2
		Solanum triflorum	three-flower nightshade	EEU	A2

Last reviewed: 12 Sep 2020

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