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Shipments of these insects shall bear the name, address, and occupation of 
the shipper, as well as the names of the species comprising? the shipment. 
For the purpose of identification these shipments, on arrival, will be inspected 
by an otlicial of the Direction General charijed with phytosanitary inspection, 
in accordance with the provisions of article 7 of the dahir of September 20, 
1927. 
Insects recognized by the said official as not belonging to the above-named 
species will be reloaded or destroyed at the choice and expense of the consignee. 
Importation Permitted of Cryptogams of Econoi^iic or Sanitary Interest 
[Decree of the Director General of Mar. 1, 1928 ; Bulletin Officiel No. 803, Mar. 13, 1928] 
Article 1. The following classes of fungi, myxomycetes, and bacteria may be 
admitted for entry into or transit through the French Zone : 
(a) Yeasts used in the manufacture of wines, ciders, in brewing, bread mak- 
ing, and in the production of alcohol. 
(&) Mucors used in the manufacture of alcohol. 
(c) Bacteria for the production of vinegar. 
(d) Yeasts and bacteria for use in vegetable conserves, such as sauerkraut, 
string beans. 
(e) Bacteria employed in the retting of textile plants. 
if) Bacteria known as nitric and nitrous ferments. 
(g) Bacteria assimilating nitrogen from the air. 
(/i) Fungi (molds) used in cheese making. 
(/) Bacteria known as lactic ferments in "Yaourt" or "Yoghou-rt." 
(;■) Yeasts for ensilage. 
(k) Ferments of "kephir" and "koumiss." 
il) Cryptogams intended for veterinary, therapeutic, or experimental pur- 
poses. 
(m) Cryptogams intended for use in therapeutic and medical experimentation. 
Art. 2. The cryptogams designated in paragraphs (a) to (/) may be imported 
as pure cultures only. 
Art. 3. The cryptogams designated in article 1 of the present order may be 
imported only through the ports of Casablanca and Port-Lyautey and the fron- 
tier post of Oujda. 
Art. 4. Containers of the cryptogams mentioned in article 1 must bear the 
name, address, and business or status of the shipper, and the name of the 
species of cryptogam, if it is included in paragraphs (a) to (/) of article 1. 
Shipments included in paragraphs {a) to (r/) of article 1 inu.st be examined, 
on arrival, for purposes of identity, as required by article 7 of the dahir of 
September 20, 1927. 
Shipments included in the other paragraphs will be subject to the same con- 
ditions and, according to the circumstances, shipments under paragraph (m) 
will go to an official designated by the director of public health and hygiene; 
or to the chief of the research laboratory of animal industry in the case of 
shipments under paragraphs (//) to (/). 
Cryptogams (fungi, myxomycetes, or bacteria) recognized by these officials 
as not belonging to one of the categories listed in the present order shall be 
reembarked or destroyed at the choice and expense of the consignee. 
Appro\t;d Packing Materials 
Articles 1 and 2. The vizirial decree of September 13. 1033 (Bulletin Offi- 
ciel No. 1004, Oct. 13, 1033), prohibits the utilizaticm of plants, that is, any 
plant or part of a plant, wild or cultivated, which has received no industrial 
treatment of a mechanical or chemical character, for purpo.ses of containing, 
packing, wrapping, decorating, conditioning, or making up the weight of prod- 
ucts or objecrs of any kind intended for importation into or transit through the 
French Zone. 
Art. 3. Tlie following exceptions are allowed : 
Straw of wheat (Trificuni spp.), barley {Hordcum spp.), oats {Arena spp.), 
and rye {Srralc ccrcnlc L.). 
Rice straw {Oryza .spp.) from French West Africa. 
Wrappings made with leaves of the date palm (Phoenix dactylifcra L.). 
P3sparto grass (Stipa trnaci.sMinia L.). 
Stems of the giant reed, Annido donax L.. if barked, defoliated, and split. 
