Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-3-32.3
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Plant pests - Sale - Notice
Official statutory text
A person shall not knowingly propagate, sell, or offer for sale
any nursery stock infested or infected with any plant pest. If the
State Board of Agriculture finds any plant pest at any nursery or
dealer’s facility, the Board shall notify the owner or person in
control of the nursery or facility in writing. The Board shall
issue a stop sale until treatment or destruction of the plant pest
on nursery stock or in the facility is completed. No damages shall
be awarded to the owner for the loss of infested or infected trees,
plants, shrubs, or other plant material destroyed as a result of an
order of the Board.
any nursery stock infested or infected with any plant pest. If the
State Board of Agriculture finds any plant pest at any nursery or
dealer’s facility, the Board shall notify the owner or person in
control of the nursery or facility in writing. The Board shall
issue a stop sale until treatment or destruction of the plant pest
on nursery stock or in the facility is completed. No damages shall
be awarded to the owner for the loss of infested or infected trees,
plants, shrubs, or other plant material destroyed as a result of an
order of the Board.
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