Expansion list of Xylella-hosts

Recently contaminations with Xylella fastidiosa were found in crops on which the disease was never found before in South-Italy, Southeast France and on Corsica. This means that for these ‘new’ hosts now also a plant passport is required. For the release for free circulation of these crops as of August 1, 2016 a plant passport required and will be checked on.

The addition of these to the existing list of hosts
These are the new crops on the list of Xylella-hosts as per august 1, 2016:

Calicotome villosa
Cytisus scoparius
Eremophila maculata
Genista corsica
Helichrysum italicum
Lavandula x allardii (= Lavandula x heterophylla)
Phillyrea latifolia

For more information:
www.nvwa.nl/xylella

Source: Naktuinbouw

Publication date: Tue 9 Aug 2016

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