Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-8-23

A. It shall be unlawful for any person to sell, offer for sale,

or expose for sale any agricultural seed or vegetable seed within

this state:

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1. Unless a license has been obtained in accordance with the

provisions of Sections 8-21 through 8-29 of this title;

2. Unless the date of test to determine the percentage of

germination is not more than nine (9) months prior to the sale,

except the date of test for hermetically sealed containers may be

thirty-six (36) months prior to sale;

3. Not labeled in accordance with the provisions of this

subarticle and rules, or having a false or misleading label;

4. When there has been a false or misleading advertisement; or

5. Treated with any substance designed to control or repel

plant disease organisms or insects or other pests unless each

container bears a label giving information in the form prescribed by

rules of the State Board of Agriculture, to show the name of the

substance and if the substance may be harmful to humans or animals,

a warning or caution statement adequate to protect the public.

B. It shall be unlawful for any person within this state:

1. To sell agricultural or vegetable seed that does not meet

the minimum standards of germination and purity, and the maximum for

inert matter and weed seed, prescribed in rules promulgated under

the provisions of this subarticle;

2. To sell agricultural or vegetable seed containing prohibited

noxious weed seeds or restricted noxious weed seeds, subject to

recognized tolerances, in excess of the amount allowed as prescribed

in rules promulgated under the provisions of this subarticle;

3. To detach, alter, deface, or destroy any label required or

provided for in this subarticle or the rules;

4. To alter or substitute seed in a manner that may defeat the

purposes of this subarticle;

5. To disseminate any false or misleading advertisement

concerning agricultural seed or vegetable seed in any manner or by

any means;

6. To fail to comply with a "stop-sale" order made by the Board

on agricultural seed or vegetable seed sold, offered for sale, or

exposed for sale; or to move, handle, or dispose of any lot of seed

held under a "stop-sale" order except with the permission of the

Board and for the purposes specified;

7. To fail to keep complete records of each lot of seed or make

available for inspection the records of origin, testing, variety,

distribution, seed samples, invoices, and other pertinent records or

information, to the Board; or

8. To sell, offer, or expose for sale any seed labeled

"certified seed", "registered seed", or "foundation seed", unless it

has been produced and labeled in compliance with the rules of an

officially recognized seed-certifying agency or association.