<)2 BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE [July-Sept. 
done at the expense of importers in accordance with rates established by the 
same order. The withdrawal of samples gives no right of indemnity. 6 
PRODUCTS AFFECTED BY THE LAW 
Art. 11. The preceding provisions apply to the products mentioned in article 
5 whatever be the means of transportation, even if brought in by members of 
ships' crews, or by the personnel of railroad or steamship companies, or any 
other transportation services. 
Art. 12. The importation and transit of certain products mentioned in arti- 
cle 5, or of certain others among them from specified countries or localities, 
may be prohibited by a decree of the Grand Vizir. 
BOTANICAL SPECIMENS UNRESTRICTED 
The preceding provisions do not apply to dried plants intended for botanical 
collections. 
The Grand Vizir, by decree, may make provisions to facilitate in frontier 
localities of the French zone, the exchange of plants with frontier localities. 
Arts. 13 to 35. Domestic procedure. 
Phytosanitary Control of Imported Plant Material 
The decree of September 10, 1936, as amended by decree of October 16, 1936, 
Bulletin Officiel No. 1242, September 18, 1936, revokes those of March 1, 1928, 
February 19, 1931, March 27, 1931, March 31, 1933, and March 19, 1936, of the 
Director General, and promulgates the following regulations for the enforce- 
ment of the provisions of the dahir of September 20, 1927 : 
AUTHORIZED PORTS OF ENTRY 
Article 1. The importation and transit of the products named in article 5 
of the dahir of September 20, 1927, may be effected only through the ports of 
Casablanca and Port-Lyautey and the frontier post of Oujda. 
Art. 2. Relates to inspection on arrival, etc. 
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED WITH EACH SHIPMENT 
Art. 2A. Shipments of seedlings (stocks), layers, cuttings, scions, bulbs, 
tubers, rhizomes, roots, cut flowers, must be accompanied by : 
1. A copy, certified as correct, of the invoice of the shipment, indicating: 
(a) the botanical species and varieties included in the shipment; (b) the 
name and address of the shipper and of the establishment from which the 
plant material proceeds; (c) the name and address of the consignee; and 
(d) the weight of the packages, as well as their marks and numbers, and their 
contents. 
Importation Permitted of Insects of Economic Importance 
[Decree of the Director General of March 1, 1928; Bulletin Officiel No. 803. March 13, 
1928, as amended by the decree of the Director General of May 12, 1937 ; Bulletin Offi- 
ciel No. 1282, May 21, 1937] 
Article 1. The insects hereafter named are admitted to entry into and transit 
through the French zone : 
Honey-producing insects: Apis ligustica Spin.; A. mellifica (mellifera) L., 
honeybee. 
Silk-producing insects: Antheraea mylitta Drury, Tasar silkworm; A. pemyi 
var. yama-mai Guer. ; Attacus atlas L. ; (Sericaria) Bombyx mori L., silkworm; 
Philosamia cynthia Drury; (Attacus ricini Hutton ) =Philosamia lunula Walk.; 
Attacus (Rothschildi) orizaoa Westw. ; (Platysamia) Samia cccropia L. ; Telea 
polyphemus Cramer. 
Cocoons or pupae of Formica rufa L., commonly known as ants' eggs. 
The entry of the honey-producing insects is permitted only in (oeufs de 
fourmis) the adult stage and only in egg and pupal stages of the silk-producing 
insects. 
Art. 2. The entry of these insects may be effected only through the ports 
of Casablanca and Port-Lyautey and the frontier post of Oujda. 
5 See vizirial decree of May 8, 1933, on the importation of forage crop seeds. 
