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Could I have some, am from Singapore, waiting and ready to send an international SASE when you say go!
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I would ususally gladly say sure, but there was a recent post in the trading forum stating that it is illegal to send to other countrys out of America without a CITIS permit...
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Hi Spec
I have check both The US fish and wildlife Services and CITES websites
Attached here are the extracts pertaining to SARRACENIACEAE
http://permits.fws.gov/faqs/FaqS.shtml
Key word =seed
Seeds Does the import or export of seeds need permits? Under CITES, seeds of Appendix-II plants (except seeds from Mexican cacti originating in Mexico) and seeds of Appendix-I artificially propagated hybrids are exempt from CITES controls. Plants grown from exempt seeds, however, are protected and require CITES permits to be imported or exported. Under the ESA, seeds of endangered plants require permits to be imported or exported. Seeds of threatened plants require permits if the seeds came from wild plants, but do not require permits if the seeds are from artificially propagated plants. A label stating that the seeds are of cultivated origin must accompany the shipment of such seeds. To find out how a species is protected, click here to access the CITES list and the ESA list. Check with APHIS and the State to meet their requirements.
http://www.cites.org/eng/disc/species.shtml
Cites List
SARRACENIACEAE
Appendix I
Sarracenia rubra ssp. Alabamensis
Sarracenia rubra ssp. Jonesii
Sarracenia oreophila
Appendix II
Sarracenia spp. #1
Therefore it is alright to send some of you seed to Singapore, am still very interested …. Please say yes…