Prohibition on export of specified wild plants with limited exceptions subject to cultivation certificates, CITES permits and affidavit compliance. Export of twenty-nine specified plants, plant portions, derivatives and extracts obtained from the wild is prohibited, except for formulations where prohibited-plant material is unrecognizable and physically inseparable. Cultivated varieties may be exported on production of a Certificate of Cultivation from designated forest authorities; certain species also require a CITES permit. Value added formulations from imported plant material may be exported upon affidavit to Customs; false affidavits will invite action under the Foreign Trade (Development & Regulation) Act. Exports under these provisions are allowed only through specified ports.