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Late breaking California rose rosette virus proposed action
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According to this page the proposed "C" rating will do little more than acknowledge the existence of RRD as a pest but there's enough room in the regulations to allow for discretionary mandated eradication efforts:
"C" - Organism subject to no state enforced action outside of nurseries except to retard spread. Control or eradication, as local conditions warrant, at the agricultural commissioner’s discretion.
https://www.co.shasta.ca.us/index/ag_in ... tings.aspx
It does seem to that nurseries have some sort of responsibility in regard to class C pests.
"C" - Organism subject to no state enforced action outside of nurseries except to retard spread. Control or eradication, as local conditions warrant, at the agricultural commissioner’s discretion.
https://www.co.shasta.ca.us/index/ag_in ... tings.aspx
It does seem to that nurseries have some sort of responsibility in regard to class C pests.
What doesn't kill them makes them stronger.
Re: Late breaking California rose rosette virus proposed action
Do you think any action is actually going to be taken against this virus?
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It appears to me that they are trying, but viruses are a very complicated part of Nature. Progress may be slow.
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