ARIZONA 



to scale infection must be properly fumi- 

 g"ated with hydrocyanic acid gas. All kinds 

 of citrus trees are quarantined except Sat- 

 suma orange and Kumquat. The two latter 

 may be shipped from localities free from 

 citrus canker upon obtaining special citrus 

 permit, and upon compliance with the special 

 rules covering shipments of such trees and 

 other hosts of white fly, or citrus canker, 

 wliich is. that such trees be completely de- 

 foliated and dipped (except roots) in 6-4-50 

 Bordeaux mixture. 



Special citrus permit tags are supplied at 

 $1.00 a hundred; 50 cents a hundred for addi- 

 tional lots. These must be used in addition 

 to regular tags on all shipments containing 

 citrus trees. State Horticulturist, Auburn, 

 Ala. 



Acres. 



Chase Nursery Co., Chase 400 



Sugg & Syler Nursery Co., Meridian- 



ville 75 



Dixie Wholesale Nursery Co., Gladstone 50 



J. O. Kelly & Sons, Jeff 15 



Huntsville Wholesale Nursery, Hunts- 



ville 15 



Oak Lawn Nursery Co., Huntsville 25 



Fraser Nursery Co., Huntsville 250 



Rolfe Nursery Co., Huntsville 100 



I. C. Beatty Nurseries, Birmingham . . 10 

 Colmant Nurseries, Birmingham and 



Westover 10 



Elmwood Nurseries Co., Birmingham . . 50 

 Morningview Floral Co., Montgomery . . 75 



Eagle Pecan Co., Pittsview 35 



Citronelle Nursery & Orchard Co., 



Citronelle 35 



Roseview Nursery, Crichton 18 



Dr. R. E. Shaw, Whatley 10 



Saibara Nurseries, Mobile * 80 



Mobile Plantation Co., Theodore 40 



Irvington Nursery, Irvington 100 



Griffing Bros. Grand Bay 100 



Alvin Nursery Co., Grand Bay 50 



ARIZONA. 



ARIZONA. Nursery stock shipped into the 

 state must be prominently labeled with the 

 name and address of both the shipper and 

 consignee, and must be accompanied by a 

 \alid certificate of inspection or a copy of 

 ^wch certificate by a duly authoriz?ed inspec- 

 tion official. Shipments into the state, con- 



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