Alaska Stat. § 03.20.150

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Nothing in AS 03.20.110 03.20.150 authorizes a person to (1) violate 7 U.S.C. 2321 2582 (Plant Variety Protection Act of 1970);

(2) give, exchange, or receive a seed (A) from a plant that is regulated as (i) a controlled substance under AS 11.71 or a drug under AS 17.20 ; or

(ii) marijuana under AS 17.38 ; or

(B) patented under 35 U.S.C. 161 164 (Plant Patent Act of 1930);

(3) possess, give, or exchange seed that is considered to be noxious, invasive, or toxic under AS 03.05 or AS 44.37 or a regulation adopted under those chapters.

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