Rhode Island § 2-16-4 § 2-16-4. Permitting plant pests to exist — Distribution of infected plants.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 2-16-4 — § 2-16-4. Permitting plant pests to exist — Distribution of infected plants.

Rhode Island·Title 2 Agriculture and Forestry·Ch. 2-16 General Plant Pest Act

§ 2-16-4. Permitting plant pests to exist — Distribution of infected plants.
It is unlawful for any person in this state knowingly to permit any seriously injurious
            insects or plant diseases that have been or may be declared by the director to be
            public nuisances by reason of being plant pests, to exist on his or her premises,
            unless efforts are being made to eradicate the plant pests as may exist, or to sell,
            offer for sale, give away, or otherwise distribute any plant infected or infested
            by or with the plant pests.
         

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§ 2-16-4. Permitting plant pests to exist — Distribution of infected plants.

It is unlawful for any person in this state knowingly to permit any seriously injurious insects or plant diseases that have been or may be declared by the director to be public nuisances by reason of being plant pests, to exist on his or her premises, unless efforts are being made to eradicate the plant pests as may exist, or to sell, offer for sale, give away, or otherwise distribute any plant infected or infested by or with the plant pests.

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