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Myrtle Rust, green snails, fire ants, fruitfly, cane toads

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Post by Guest 27th December 2011, 13:14

Sounds like the quarantine restrictions have been upgraded recently, so I'd check before you send anything anywhere. The Myrtle Rust is particularly worrying - it affects all Myrtaceae, including Eucalypts.

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