Sweet Orange Scab (SOS)
Regulation and Quarantine Boundaries
Pest Hotline: 1-800-491-1899 The plant disease known as Sweet Orange Scab (SOS) is believed to be caused by the fungal pathogen Elsinöe australis, which results in the formation of pustules (small raised spots or rounded swelling) and lesions on the skin or rind of citrus fruit.
Quarantine Information
Quarantine Map Overview
Options available for viewing the quarantine boundary maps:
- State Overview : For reference Only
- State Overview Map with Grids and Links : Map containing grid numbers linking to specific areas in California.
- Active Quarantines Web Application (10/02/2023)
- SOS Overall Quarantine Boundary Layer (10/02/2023)
- Boundary Maps: Maps section below. Click on a grid number to open map to specific area in California.
| Grid #439 | .Grid #456 | Grid #457 | Grid #458 | Grid #470 | Grid #471 |
| Grid #472 | Grid #479 | Grid #483 | Grid #491 | Grid #504 | Grid #505 |
| Grid #515 | Grid #516 | Grid #528 | Grid #529 |
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