This Micor case is applicable for unrooted cuttings for research only.

Copy of the import permit must accompany the shipment.

ICR only applies to unrooted cuttings.

All consignments must be free from soil, other foreign matter or debris, prohibited plants, noxious weed seeds, and living organisms such as parasitic plants, pathogens, insects, snails and mites. 

Material found to be co-mingled with prohibited or infested material will be subject to the same action as the prohibited or infested material (ie: re-export, destruction, etc). 

All regulated plant materials are subject to inspection at a PPQ Plant Inspection Station (PIS) at the time of entry to the U.S.

Plants for planting which have been wrapped, coated or sprayed, or otherwise packaged in plastic or other impermeable material with potential to prevent adequate inspection or treatment may be refused entry. Such plant material may be destroyed, treated, or returned to the exporter at the permittee's expense.

An invoice must accompany each consignment with the botanical names (genus and species) listed alphabetically, country of origin, and details of the exporter and location.

Each container must be labelled separately with the scientific name (genus and species) of plant within. For containers holding more than one species, each species must be labelled separately.

The exporter is responsible for ensuring that plant material imported into the USA complies with all applicable requirements stated in Title 7 Code of Federal Regulations Part 319.6.