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Plant life and the law of man IV. Barberry, currant and gooseberry, and cedar control

A history of legislation and litigation in the United States respecting eradication and quarantine of alternate hosts in the control of three heteroecious-fungus diseases—black stem-rust of wheat, white pin blister-rust and apple rust

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  2. State records of, 2: 176. (1779). [This law appears also in citations Nos. 56 and 64.]

  3. Acts and laws 1796, p. 53.

  4. Public Statute Laws 1821, p. 91; 1824–26, p. 68; 1835, p. 82.

  5. Public Acts 1838, p. 99.

  6. Public Acts 1848, Ch. 18.

Iowa

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  2. Code of, 1919, Sec. 2426.

  3. Code of, 1924, §4053.

  4. Code of, 1927, §4062-b19.

  5. Code of, 1931, §4062-b19.

  6. Code of, 1935, §4062-b19.

  7. Code of, 1939, §4062.19.

  8. Laws of, 1919, Chap. 8.

  9. Laws of, 1927, Chap. 68, Sec. 19.

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  2. Temporary acts and laws, 1755, p. 153.

Michigan

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  2. Compiled laws of the State of, 1929, §5101.

  3. Mason’s 1933 supplement to compiled laws Michigan 1929 annotated, §5111-19.

  4. Mason’s 1935 supplement to the compiled laws of, 1929, §5111-19.

  5. Mason’s 1940 cumulative supplement to the compiled laws of, 1929, p. 561.

  6. Public Acts, 1919, No. 60.

  7. Public Acts, 1927, No. 142.

  8. Public Acts, 1931, No. 189, Sec. 19.

  9. Public Acts, 1933, No. 246, Sec. 19.

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  2. Mason’s Minnesota statutes 1927, §6146–6150.

  3. Statutes, 1941, §20.01, 20.02, 20.07.

  4. Laws of, 1919, Chap. 81.

  5. Laws of, 1923, Chap. 318.

Montana

  1. The revised codes of, of 1921, §3603–3607.

  2. The revised codes of, of 1935, §3603–

  3. Laws of 1919, Chap. 40.

Nebraska

  1. Compiled statutes of the State of, 1922, §45–48; 1929, §2-903–2-906.

  2. Laws of, 1919, Chap. 175.

North Dakota

  1. Supplement to the 1913 compiled laws of, 1913–1925, §2823a1-2827a7.

  2. Laws of, 1917, Chap. 62.

Oregon

  1. Code 1930, §18-1906–1908.

  2. Compiled laws, 1940, §35–404.

  3. Laws of, 1923, Chap. 95.

  4. Laws of, 1939, Chap. 21, Sec. 4.

Rhode Island

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  2. Colonial records 6: 509. [This law appears also in citations Nos. 56 and 64.]

  3. Colonial records 7: 54. [This law appears also in citations Nos. 56 and 64.]

  4. Session Laws, 1772. p. 46. [This law appears also in citations Nos. 56 and 64.]

  5. Public Laws, 1798, p. 487.

South Dakota

  1. Code of 1939, §4.1402.

  2. Code of, 1939, §62.0301.

  3. Laws of, 1917, Chap. 319.

  4. Revised Code, 1919, §10405.

  5. Laws of, 1919, Chap. 224.

Washington

  1. Laws of, 1923, Chap. 37, Sec. 2.

  2. Revised statutes, 1931, Sec. 2842.

Wisconsin

  1. Statutes, 1919, 1921, §1494–9a; 1923, 1925, 1927, 1929, 1931, 1933, §96.38; 1937, 1939, §94.54.

  2. Laws of, 1919, Chap. 189.

  3. Laws of, 1923, Chap. 152, Sec. 140.

Wyoming

  1. Revised statutes, 1931, §5-1001–5-1004.

  2. Laws of, 1921, Chap. 136.

Litigation

  1. Grayv. Thone 196 Ia. 532, 194 N.W. 961.

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  3. -----. Application for permit to move cultivated red and white currant, mountain currant, and gooseberry plants interstate under regulation 4, notice of quarantine No. 63. U. S. Dept. Agr., Fed. Hort. Bd., Serv. & Reg. Announce. 88: 91. 1926; 90: 47. 1927.

  4. -----. Blister-rust quarantine (No. 63). U. S. Dept. Agr., Fed. Hort. Bd., Serv. & Reg. Announce. 92: 98. 1927.

  5. -----. Blister-rust quarantine extended to cover State of Washington. U. S. Dept. Agr., Fed. Hort. Bd., Serv. & Reg. Announce. 72: 71. 1922.

  6. -----. Compilation of state and federal regulations in relation to movements of five-leaved pines andRibes. U. S. Dept. Agr., Fed. Hort. Bd., Serv. & Reg. Announce. 67: 37. 1920.

  7. -----. Conference on white pine blister-rust quarantine. U. S. Dept. Agr., Fed. Hort. Bd., Serv. & Reg. Announce. 95: 28. 1928.

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  17. -----. Hearing will consider pine blister rust quarantine. U. S. Dept. Agr., Off. Rec. 1 (1): 4. 1922.

  18. -----. Instructions to postmasters. U. S. Dept. Agr., Fed. Hort. Bd., Serv. & Reg. Announce. 103: 56. 1930; 122: 19. 1935.

  19. -----. Laws, rules, regulations and quarantines pertaining to the certification and transportation of nursery stock and other plants. Kans. Ent. Com., Circ. 4 (Rev. May, 1937).

  20. -----. Lift special quarantines on foreign pine trees. U. S. Dept. Agr., Fed. Hort. Bd., Serv. & Reg. Announce. 128: 103. 1936.

  21. -----. May quarantine Oregon because of pine disease. U. S. Dept. Agr., Fed. Hort. Bd., Serv. & Reg. Announce. 85: 100. 1926.

  22. -----. Missouri insect and plant disease control. Mo. State Dept. Agr., Bull. 39 (8). 1941.

  23. -----. Modifications to the white pine blister rust quarantine regulations. U. S. Dept. Agr., Pl. Quar. & Cont. Adm., Serv. & Reg. Announce. 96: 66. 1928.

  24. -----. New quarantine for white pine blister rust. U. S. Dept. Agr., Fed. Hort. Bd., Serv. & Reg. Announce. 88: 88. 1926.

  25. -----. New white pine blister rust quarantine effective Oct. 1. U. S. Dept. Agr., Fed. Hort. Bd., Serv. & Reg. Announce. 88: 87. 1926.

  26. -----. Notice of conference on blister rust quarantine. U. S. Dept. Agr., Fed. Hort. Bd., Serv. & Reg. Announce. 80: 98. 1924.

  27. -----. Notice of proposed quarantine on account of the white pine blister rust (Peridermium strobi Kleb.). U. S. Dept. Agr., Fed. Hort. Bd., Serv. & Reg. Announce. 24: 1, 2. 1916.

  28. -----. Notice of proposed quarantine on account of the white pine blister rust (Peridermium strobi Kleb.). U. S. Dept. Hort., Fed. Hort. Bd., Serv. & Reg. Announce. 38: 28, 29. 1917.

  29. -----. Notice of public hearing to consider the advisability of amending and extending the existing quarantines on account of the white pine blister rust (Cronartium ribicola Fischer). U. S. Dept. Agr., Fed. Hort. Bd., Serv. & Reg. Announce. 83: 41. 1925.

  30. -----. Notice of public hearing to consider the advisability of extending Quarantine No. 26 on account of the white pine blister rust to the State of Washington. U. S. Dept. Agr., Fed. Hort. Bd., Serv. & Reg. Announce. 71: 160, 161. 1922.

  31. -----. Nurserymen asked to cooperate in enforcement of blister rust quarantine. U. S. Dept. Agr., Fed. Hort. Bd., Serv. & Reg. Announce. 70: 71. 1921.

  32. -----. Nurserymen warned against misuse of State certification. U. S. Dept. Agr., Fed. Hort. Bd., Serv. & Reg. Announce. 70: 72. 1921.

  33. -----. Penalties imposed for violations of the plant quarantine act. U. S. Dept. Agr., Fed. Hort. Bd., Serv. & Reg. Announce. 81: 127. 1925.

  34. -----. Penalties imposed for violations of the plant quarantine act. U. S. Dept. Agr., Pl. Quar. & Cont. Adm., Serv. & Reg. Announce. 110: 24. 1932; 108: 133. 1931; 107: 88. 1931; 103: 86. 1930.

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  37. -----. Plant pest law of Ohio. Ohio Dept. Agr., Div. Pl. Ind.

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  42. -----. Rules and regulations of the Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine. U. S. Dept. Agr., Bur. Ent. & Pl. Quar. Dec. 31, 1938.

  43. -----. States which have legally established blister-rust control areas. U. S. Dept. Agr., Bur. Pl. Quar., Serv. & Reg. Announce. 112: 58. 1932; 103: 54. 1930; 96: 64. 1928; 90: 46. 1927; 94: 10. 1928; 122: 17. 1935; 130: 20. 1937.

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  1. Statutes 1927, Ch. 50.

  2. Statutes 1927, Chap. 269.

  3. Agr. Code 1937, Div. II, Ch. 1, §155.

  4. Statutes 1933, Ch. 25, §160.

  5. Agr. Code 1937, Div. II, Ch. I, §160.

  6. Political Code 1937, §2320.

Connecticut

  1. General Statutes Revision of 1930, Sec. 2126, 2127.

  2. General Statutes 1918, Sec. 2117.

  3. Public Acts 1917, Ch. 262.

  4. Public Acts 1927, Ch. 175.

  5. Public Acts 1929, Ch. 172.

Maine

  1. Revised Statutes 1930, Ch. 11, Sec. 62–67.

  2. Laws 1917, Ch. 178.

Massachusetts

  1. General Acts 1917, Ch. 263.

  2. General Laws, 1921, Chap. 128, Sec. 22.

  3. General Laws, 1932, Ch. 128, Sec. 22.

Michigan

  1. Compiled Laws, 1929, 5135–5142.

  2. Public Acts 1929, No. 313.

Minnesota

  1. Masons Minnesota Statutes 1937, 4031-35 1/2–4031-35 1/2h.

  2. Laws 1929, Ch. 218.

Nebraska

  1. Compiled Statutes 1929, §2-1031–1038.

  2. Laws 1919, Ch. 175.

New Hampshire

  1. Public Laws 1926, Ch. 195.

  2. Revised Laws, Ch. 238.

  3. Laws 1917, Ch. 187.

  4. Laws 1919, Ch. 120.

  5. Laws 1929, Ch. 58.

New York

  1. Laws 1917, Ch. 283, §57a; 1925, Ch. 356; 1926, Ch. 34; 1929, Ch. 123; 1930, Ch. 23.

  2. McKinney’s Consolidated Laws, Book 10 Conservation Law, §57a.

  3. Opinions, Attorney General, 1928, p. 145.

Oregon

  1. Laws 1939, Ch. 21, §4.

  2. General Laws 1923, Ch. 95.

Pennsylvania

  1. Statutes 1936, Tit. 3, §215–225.

  2. Laws 1933, No. 44.

  3. Laws 1937, No. 90, Sec. 18c.

Rhode Island

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Parts I–III of this series are in the September, 1941; February, 1942; and June, 1942, issues of the Journal of the New York Botanical Garden.

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Fulling, E.H. Plant life and the law of man IV. Barberry, currant and gooseberry, and cedar control. Bot. Rev 9, 483–592 (1943). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02872487

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