❓ WA parliamentary question regarding grants issued by the Department of Agriculture, quarantine measures, wild dog population, number of commercial farms, and exotic diseases recorded in the state. The answer provides specific data on grants, quarantine stops, seizures, and exotic pests, but lacks precise figures for wild dogs and farm numbers.
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(1) What was the number, type and value of all Government grants issued by the Department of Agriculture in the last quarter?
(2) How many quarantine stops were made at State borders and check points in the last quarter?
(3) How many seizures of declared animals, plants and other items were made in the last quarter?
(4) What was the estimated number of wild dogs in Western Australia as at the last day of the last quarter?
(5) How many farmers were operating commercial farms (expressed according to farm classification), in Western Australia as at the last day of the last quarter?
(6) What, if any, diseases exotic to Western Australia were recorded in the State during the last six months?
(2) How many quarantine stops were made at State borders and check points in the last quarter?
(3) How many seizures of declared animals, plants and other items were made in the last quarter?
(4) What was the estimated number of wild dogs in Western Australia as at the last day of the last quarter?
(5) How many farmers were operating commercial farms (expressed according to farm classification), in Western Australia as at the last day of the last quarter?
(6) What, if any, diseases exotic to Western Australia were recorded in the State during the last six months?
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12 June 2007
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Agriculture and Food
Response time
35 days
GRANT TYPE NUMBER OF GRANTS TOTAL VALUE OF GRANTS Exceptional Circumsances Grants 29 $302,260 Dry Season 239 $547,460 Community, Social Support Services & Counselling Grants 17 $166,842 Farmbis - Traning 482 $136,307 Farmbis - Industry Initiatives 22 $29,000 National Action Plan - Cathcment Councils 4 $3,655,832 Research 20 $1,266,659 TOTAL 813 $6,104,360 (2) Road Checkpoints: 25,179 vehicles inspected. 4,110kg of Quarantine Risk Material (QRM) seized. Airports: 1,383 flights inspected. 531kg QRM seized. Train: 25 passenger trains inspected. 184kg QRM seized. (3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(2) Road Checkpoints: 25,179 vehicles inspected. 4,110kg of Quarantine Risk Material (QRM) seized. Airports: 1,383 flights inspected. 531kg QRM seized. Train: 25 passenger trains inspected. 184kg QRM seized. (3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(2) Road Checkpoints: 25,179 vehicles inspected. 4,110kg of Quarantine Risk Material (QRM) seized. Airports: 1,383 flights inspected. 531kg QRM seized. Train: 25 passenger trains inspected. 184kg QRM seized. (3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(2) Road Checkpoints: 25,179 vehicles inspected. 4,110kg of Quarantine Risk Material (QRM) seized. Airports: 1,383 flights inspected. 531kg QRM seized. Train: 25 passenger trains inspected. 184kg QRM seized. (3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(2) Road Checkpoints: 25,179 vehicles inspected. 4,110kg of Quarantine Risk Material (QRM) seized. Airports: 1,383 flights inspected. 531kg QRM seized. Train: 25 passenger trains inspected. 184kg QRM seized. (3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(2) Road Checkpoints: 25,179 vehicles inspected. 4,110kg of Quarantine Risk Material (QRM) seized. Airports: 1,383 flights inspected. 531kg QRM seized. Train: 25 passenger trains inspected. 184kg QRM seized. (3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(2) Road Checkpoints: 25,179 vehicles inspected. 4,110kg of Quarantine Risk Material (QRM) seized. Airports: 1,383 flights inspected. 531kg QRM seized. Train: 25 passenger trains inspected. 184kg QRM seized. (3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(2) Road Checkpoints: 25,179 vehicles inspected. 4,110kg of Quarantine Risk Material (QRM) seized. Airports: 1,383 flights inspected. 531kg QRM seized. Train: 25 passenger trains inspected. 184kg QRM seized. (3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(2) Road Checkpoints: 25,179 vehicles inspected. 4,110kg of Quarantine Risk Material (QRM) seized. Airports: 1,383 flights inspected. 531kg QRM seized. Train: 25 passenger trains inspected. 184kg QRM seized. (3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
Airports: 1,383 flights inspected. 531kg QRM seized. Train: 25 passenger trains inspected. 184kg QRM seized. (3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
Train: 25 passenger trains inspected. 184kg QRM seized. (3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(2) Road Checkpoints: 25,179 vehicles inspected. 4,110kg of Quarantine Risk Material (QRM) seized. Airports: 1,383 flights inspected. 531kg QRM seized. Train: 25 passenger trains inspected. 184kg QRM seized. (3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(2) Road Checkpoints: 25,179 vehicles inspected. 4,110kg of Quarantine Risk Material (QRM) seized. Airports: 1,383 flights inspected. 531kg QRM seized. Train: 25 passenger trains inspected. 184kg QRM seized. (3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(2) Road Checkpoints: 25,179 vehicles inspected. 4,110kg of Quarantine Risk Material (QRM) seized. Airports: 1,383 flights inspected. 531kg QRM seized. Train: 25 passenger trains inspected. 184kg QRM seized. (3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(2) Road Checkpoints: 25,179 vehicles inspected. 4,110kg of Quarantine Risk Material (QRM) seized. Airports: 1,383 flights inspected. 531kg QRM seized. Train: 25 passenger trains inspected. 184kg QRM seized. (3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(2) Road Checkpoints: 25,179 vehicles inspected. 4,110kg of Quarantine Risk Material (QRM) seized. Airports: 1,383 flights inspected. 531kg QRM seized. Train: 25 passenger trains inspected. 184kg QRM seized. (3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(2) Road Checkpoints: 25,179 vehicles inspected. 4,110kg of Quarantine Risk Material (QRM) seized. Airports: 1,383 flights inspected. 531kg QRM seized. Train: 25 passenger trains inspected. 184kg QRM seized. (3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(2) Road Checkpoints: 25,179 vehicles inspected. 4,110kg of Quarantine Risk Material (QRM) seized. Airports: 1,383 flights inspected. 531kg QRM seized. Train: 25 passenger trains inspected. 184kg QRM seized. (3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(2) Road Checkpoints: 25,179 vehicles inspected. 4,110kg of Quarantine Risk Material (QRM) seized. Airports: 1,383 flights inspected. 531kg QRM seized. Train: 25 passenger trains inspected. 184kg QRM seized. (3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
Airports: 1,383 flights inspected. 531kg QRM seized. Train: 25 passenger trains inspected. 184kg QRM seized. (3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
Train: 25 passenger trains inspected. 184kg QRM seized. (3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(3) 1 x Green cheeked conure ( Pyrrhura molinae restricta ) seized under the Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 (ARRPA) at Australind after being intercepted at Eucla February 2007. 2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
2 x Turtles ( Emydura macquarii ) seized under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WCA) in Perth 16/2/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. 1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
1 x Turtle ( Emydura macquarii ) seized (dead) under WCA at Kalgoorlie 23/1/07 after being intercepted at Eucla. (4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(4) Unknown as no monitoring system is in place to provide this estimate. (5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(5) Exact numbers are unknown. The best estimate of the current number of commercial farms in Western Australia is 11,800 based on the latest available Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data published in June 2005. I table this document detailing the activity by each State in Appendix 2. (6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
(6) During the last six months (November 2006-April 2007), one plant disease, i.e. Impatiens downy mildew, was recorded in the State. During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
During this period post border detections of at least 20 exotic pests, mostly plant pests, were recorded. These included: African powderpost beetle, Anobiid beetles, Auger beetle, Bamboo borer, Bamboo longhorn beetle, Black-spined toad, Borer beetle, Bostrychid borer, Boxwood borer, Cherry aphid, Chinese auger beetle, European wasp, Exotic spider, Khapra beetle, Lesser coconut weevil, Lettuce aphid, Malayan powderpost beetle, Olive lace bug and Potato potyvirus Y.
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