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Addendum B - Safety Personnel and public safety must be prime considerations at all times. Safety practices should be stressed in preprogram planning and through out the duration of actual program operations. Supervisors must enforce on-the-job safety procedures. For complete instructions, see V, D, in the Emergency Programs Manual. 19
Addendum C - Hosts The following host list was developed from literature citations, contacts with plant protection officials and research scientists familiar with the Peach fruit fly. Fruits actually found infested with PFF larvae are marked with a . Starred hosts should be included on any list of regulated hosts for quarantine purposes. In recent years, this insect has expanded its global distribution and host range. The adventive nature of this fly demands that regulatory agencies give greater attention to its presence in order to take prudent measures for its early detection, containment and elimination. As this pest spreads to new areas, it will be exposed to new and different hosts suitable for its reproduction, and may attack closely related species within the same genus. For this reason, some of the closely related species are included below without a star. Since it is not fully known what will be suitable hosts for PFF should it become established in other parts of the world, any host listed below should be carefully inspected for possible infestation. In fact, it is not known which hosts may be preferred by adult PFF and no assumptions have been made in this regard. This pest is similar to the Oriental fruit fly, Bactrocera dorsalis (Hendel) in terms of its broad host preferences. PFF may be similar to OFF in other regards. Some scientists believe that PFF may be a hybrid or intermediate form resulting from the cross of OFF with the guava fly, B. correcta (Iwahashi & Routhier, in press). Hosts are listed first by scientific name followed by common name(s). An attempt has been made to select the most widely recognised common name although common names vary from location to location. Those species without an accepted or approved common name are given at the end of the list. All hosts starred () on these lists should be regulated for PFF. Scientific Name Abelmoschus esculentus Aegle marmelos Annona cherimola Annona muricata Annona reticulata Annona squamosa Careya arborea Carica papaya Citrofortunella japonica Citrullus lanatus Citrus aurantilifolia Citrus aurantium Citrus limon Citrus medica Citrus maxima Citrus nobilis Citrus paradisi Citrus reticulata Citrus sinensis Coccinia grandis Cucumis melo Cucumis sativus Cucumis utilissimus Common Name Okra Indian bael Cherimoya Soursop Custard apple, Annona Custard apple Patana oak; Kumbhi Papaya, common Calamondin orange Watermelon Sour lime Sour orange Lemon; baramasi Citron Pummelo King orange;Tangor Grapefruit Mandarin (tangerine) Orange, sweet Gourd, Ivy Cantaloupe Cucumber Melon, long 20
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Page 5 and 6: NOTICE Recommendations in this Acti
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