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PESTS (cont’d) INSECTS MAIN HOST COMMON NAME Trogoderma granarium Rice Khapra beetle Xyleborus ferrugineus Cocoa Black twig borer MITES Aceria guerreronis Coconut Coconut mite (= Eryophyes guerreronis) Monochellus tanajoa (= <strong>On</strong>onychelie tanajoe) Oligonychuys peruvianus (= Homonychus peruvianus) Cassava Cassava MYCOPLASMA/MYCOPLASMA LIKE ORGANISMS Mycoplasma - like organism Apple Flat limb (MLO) (Mycoplasma - like organism) Banana Cameroon marbling disease Coconut Lethal yellowing Grape Flavescence doree Grape Pierce's disease Oil palm Leaf mottle Phytomonas staheli Oil palm Sudden wijher Phytomonas sp. Corn -- Spiroplasma citri Citrus Stubborn disease S. kunkehi Corn Corn stunt Sugarcane Grassy root NEMATODES Anguina agrostis Bent grass, Seed gall nematode Rye grass A. graminis Bent grass Seed gall nematode A. tritici Rye, Wheat Seed gall nematode Aphasmatylenchus straturatus Shea butter trees, - Soybean Aphelenchoides arachidis Groundnut Testa, nematode A. blastophorus Ornamental, Rose Stern and bulb nematode A. fragariac Ferns, Strawberry Bud & leaf spring dwarf A. liliurn Lily Bud nematode Bursaphelenchus lignicolus Pine Pine wilt nematode Ditylenchus destructor Carrot, Dahlia, Potato rot nematode Irish, Potato, Tulips D. destructor Mushroom Potato rot D. myceliophagus Mushroom Mushroom nematode Globodera pallida Potato Cyst nematode Appendix - Page 45
PESTS (cont’d) NEMATODES MAIN HOST COMMON NAME Hemicycliophora arenaria Chilly, Citrus Sheath nematode Cucumber, Grape Heterodera avenae Grasses, Oat, Rye, Oat cyst nematode Wheat H. cacti Cactus Cactus cyst nematode H. cajani Cashew Cashew cyst nematode H. carrotae Carrot Cyst carrot H. cruciferae Crucifer Crucifer cyst H. cyperi Carrot Cyst nematode H. fici Ficus cari Fig cyst nematode H. geottingiana Field bean, Pea cyst nematode Soybean, Sweet pea, vetches H. longicaudata Grasses, Wheat Cyst nematode H. oryzicola Rice Rice cyst nematode H. sacchari Sugarcane Sugarcane cyst nematode H. schactii Cabbage, Mustard, Sugarbeet cyst Sugarbeet H. sorghi Sorghum Sorghum cyst nematode H. vignae Pea Pea cyst nematode H. zeae Maize Corn cyst nematode Hirschmanniella miticausa Taro Taro nematode H. spinicaudata Rice, Rose Rice root tip nematode Hoplolaimus colombus Grasses, Maize, Lance nematode Sorghuni, H. colombus lance Soybean Lance nematode H. indicus Banana, Brassica, Lance nematode Cabbage, Chilly, Citrus, Mango, Millet, Peach, Peas, Rice, Sorgllutn, Spinach, Sweet pea, Sugarcane H. indicus lance Guava, Rice, Lance nematode Wheat H. pararobustus Banana, Coffee, Lance nematode Mango, Oil palm, Guava, Papaya, Sugarcane, Tea H. pararobustus Rice Lance nematode Longidorus attenuatus Cabbage, Carrot, Needle nematode Clove, Grape, Lucerne, Pumpkin, Rye grass, Strawberry, Sugarbeet, Wheat Macroposthonia xenoplex Bonsai, Carnations, Ring nematode Grape Appendix - Page 46
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THE SINGAPORE BIOSAFETY GUIDELINES
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APPENDICES Appendix 1 Other Relevan
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1.4 DEFINITIONS OF ABBREVIATIONS Fo
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2.2 EXEMPTIONS 2.2.1 The following
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SECTION 3: SUMMARY OF PROCEDURES 3.
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3.3 CATEGORY A - EXPERIMENTS REQUIR
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SECTION 4: EXPERIMENTS COVERED BY T
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4.2 CATEGORY B - EXPERIMENTS REQUIR
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SECTION 5: ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITI
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5.2.5 Monitoring of Work The IBC sh
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• All materials that are genetica
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6.5 SUPPLY OF GENETICALLY MANIPULAT
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