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Phytosanitary regulations of EPPO countries for quarantine pests of potato1

A. D. Orlinskiĭ, Ian M. Smith

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An analysis is made of the phytosanitary requirements needed by EPPO countries for import of potatoes. General and pest‐specific requirements are summarized. This information is derived from the EPPO computerized system PRS, which also forms the basis of an EPPO publication ‘Summaries of the phytosanitary regulations of EPPO countries’.

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An analysis is made of the phytosanitary requirements needed by EPPO countries for import of potatoes. General and pest‐specific requirements are summarized. This information is derived from the EPPO computerized system PRS, which also forms the basis of an EPPO publication ‘Summaries of the phytosanitary regulations of EPPO countries’.

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An analysis is made of the phytosanitary requirements needed by EPPO countries for import of potatoes. General and pest‐specific requirements are summarized. This information is derived from the EPPO computerized system PRS, which also forms the basis of an EPPO publication ‘Summaries of the phytosanitary regulations of EPPO countries’.

Key concepts: Phytosanitary certification, Quarantine, PEST analysis, Business, Biology, Horticulture, Marketing, Ecology

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