§ 1907 Endangered Plant Regulations
This law lets the commission set rules for taking, moving, or selling endangered native plants, requiring permits and written records, but it does not require permits for plants that are grown in nurseries.
A person finds a rare wild cactus in the desert and wants to sell it to a collector.
Because the cactus is a wild, endangered plant, the person must get a permit and keep written records as the law requires. If the same cactus were bought from a nursery, no permit would be needed.
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§ 1907 Endangered Plant Regulations
Last verified: January 10, 2026