Paul,
Thank you for your posting. As someone who does travel for orchids, I
appreciate the specific references you list. One needs an education to
sort through the regulations. Such would be an excellent topic for a
seminar at a conference.
If a traveler is hand carrying perhaps a few flasks, one n
On Sep 28, 2007, at 1:53 PM, Aaron J. Hicks wrote:
> The exemption for flasked seedlings is not recognized by
> the United States. Europe and other countries may recognize the
> "washing"
> of "illegal" (?) plants by passage through sterile culture, but not
> the United States.
AJ,
Oliver Sparrow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spaketh thusly:
>It may be that I have missed something. I understand orchid movements to be
>limited under CITES to the movement of mature plants. Flasked seedlings are
>exempt, as are botanical specimens suitable for taxonomy, cut flowers and - if
>no
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