Alabama Statutes

§ 1-2-35 — State Fruit

Alabama·Title 1 General Provisions·Ch. 2 State Symbols and Honors

The Blackberry, Rubus, R. occidentalis, is hereby designated and named as the official fruit of Alabama.

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Legislative History

(Act 2004-363, p. 592, §1.)

Nearby Sections

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§ 1-1-1

Meaning of Certain Words and Terms

§ 1-1-1.1

Sex-Based Terminology; Legislative Findings and Intent

§ 1-1-10

Repeal of Uncodified Statutes of Public, General, and Permanent Nature; Certain Statutes Saved from Repeal

§ 1-1-11

Repealed Laws Not Revived

§ 1-1-13

Previous Validating Acts Not Repealed

§ 1-1-14

Classification and Organization of Code; Notes and Catchlines of Sections Not Part of Law

§ 1-1-15

References to Sections, Titles, Etc

§ 1-1-16

Severability of Provisions of Code and Statutes

§ 1-1-2

Tenses; Gender; Singular and Plural; Joint Authority

§ 1-1-3

“Blind Person” Defined; How Blindness Proved

§ 1-1-4

Computation of Time

§ 1-1-4.1

Oberservation of Daylight Saving Time Year-Round Upon Act by United States Congress

§ 1-1-5

Public Offenses Defined. Repealed

§ 1-1-6

Certain Acts or Omissions Not Public Offenses

§ 1-1-8

When Penal Acts Take Effect

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