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METHYL BROMIDE: Mandatory for Imports Treatment No it is not mandatory; plants imported in good condition can get Malathion treatment, or other; large shipments in poor conditions likely result in methyl bromide fumigation on entry into the U.S. A69-424 0
METHYL BROMIDE: Used to Sterilize Osmunda with Weed Seeds in It Use a 50 gal. steel drum with an air-tight lid; place the osmunda in it and add one pound of methyl bromide, observing all precautions; seal for 48 hours; open and led the odor disappear before using. A61-981 0

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