N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-22-07
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4.1-22-07. Labeling and standards for nursery stock
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4.1-22-07. Labeling and standards for nursery stock
A person may not sell or offer for sale any nursery stock not labeled in accordance with the
international code of nomenclature for cultivated plants with the complete correct botanical or
approved recognized common name. All nonhardy trees and shrubs, as determined by the
commissioner, must be labeled "nonhardy in North Dakota". All nursery stock offered for sale or
distribution must be in a viable condition and must be stored and displayed under conditions
that will maintain its viability. Materials used to coat the aerial parts of the plant which change
the appearance of the plant surface to prevent adequate inspection are prohibited.
A person may not sell or offer for sale any nursery stock not labeled in accordance with the
international code of nomenclature for cultivated plants with the complete correct botanical or
approved recognized common name. All nonhardy trees and shrubs, as determined by the
commissioner, must be labeled "nonhardy in North Dakota". All nursery stock offered for sale or
distribution must be in a viable condition and must be stored and displayed under conditions
that will maintain its viability. Materials used to coat the aerial parts of the plant which change
the appearance of the plant surface to prevent adequate inspection are prohibited.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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