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Myrtle Rust: Interstate Movement of Host Materials
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Myrtle rust on lilly pilly (Syzygium australe) |
Myrtle rust host material consigned into New South Wales or Queensland does not require treatment for myrtle rust, although all host material consigned into these states must be free from symptoms of myrtle rust. Other quarantine restrictions may apply for other pests and diseases.
Specific conditions apply for the movement of myrtle rust host materials into Tasmania, Western Australia, South Australia and Northern Territory.
See the latest industry notice.
