GB/T 28105-2011
ActiveDetection and identification of Lepidosaphes ulmi (L.)
榆蛎蚧检疫鉴定方法
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GB/T 28105-2011 specifies the quarantine detection and morphological identification methods for Lepidosaphes ulmi (L.), a pest affecting elm trees. It is applied in agricultural and forestry quarantine settings, such as port inspection stations and plant protection agencies, to prevent the introduction and spread of this scale insect through international trade of plant materials. The standard ensures accurate diagnosis during phytosanitary inspections of imported or exported nursery stock, timber, and other plant products.
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