R. 5E-4.001 Sampling, Analysis and Tolerance Procedures
R. 5E-4.002 Labels
R. 5E-4.003 Noxious Weed Seed
R. 5E-4.004 Worthless Seed
R. 5E-4.0041 Disposition of Seed Contaminated with Noxious Weed Seed
R. 5E-4.006 Seed Standards
R. 5E-4.007 Commercial Tests and Consumer Request Samples
R. 5E-4.011 Flower Seed Germination Standards
R. 5E-4.013 Seed Aircraft Registration, Inspection, Security, Transactions, Recordkeeping, Area-of-Application Information and Forms
R. 5E-4.014 Seed Dealer Registration Fees
R. 5E-4.016 Hemp Seed and Cultivars
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