Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-3-32.4
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Nursery stock shipments - Inspection certificates
Official statutory text
All nursery stock shipped into Oklahoma shall have a certificate
on each package stating that the contents were inspected by an
authorized inspecting officer and that the contents appear free from
plant pests. The State Board of Agriculture shall have the
authority to inspect all nursery stock. The Board shall have the
authority to order any nursery stock which may be infested with any
plant pests destroyed or returned to the consignor at the
consignor’s expense.
on each package stating that the contents were inspected by an
authorized inspecting officer and that the contents appear free from
plant pests. The State Board of Agriculture shall have the
authority to inspect all nursery stock. The Board shall have the
authority to order any nursery stock which may be infested with any
plant pests destroyed or returned to the consignor at the
consignor’s expense.
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