State Codes and Statutes

§ 9-401. Noxious plants.

(a) Declaration of certain species as noxious.- The existence of growth of certain species of plants is declared to be noxious.

(b) Enumeration.- The following plants are considered to be noxious weeds in the State:

(1) Thistles belonging to the asteraceae or compositae family, including Canada, musk, nodding, plumeless, and bull thistle;

(2) Johnson grass (sorghum halepense) or hybrids that contain Johnson grass as a parent; and

(3) Shatter cane and wild cane (sorghum bicolor).

[1987, ch. 484.]

§ 9-401. Noxious plants.

(a) Declaration of certain species as noxious.- The existence of growth of certain species of plants is declared to be noxious.

(b) Enumeration.- The following plants are considered to be noxious weeds in the State:

(1) Thistles belonging to the asteraceae or compositae family, including Canada, musk, nodding, plumeless, and bull thistle;

(2) Johnson grass (sorghum halepense) or hybrids that contain Johnson grass as a parent; and

(3) Shatter cane and wild cane (sorghum bicolor).

[1987, ch. 484.]

§ 9-401. Noxious plants.

(a) Declaration of certain species as noxious.- The existence of growth of certain species of plants is declared to be noxious.

(b) Enumeration.- The following plants are considered to be noxious weeds in the State:

(1) Thistles belonging to the asteraceae or compositae family, including Canada, musk, nodding, plumeless, and bull thistle;

(2) Johnson grass (sorghum halepense) or hybrids that contain Johnson grass as a parent; and

(3) Shatter cane and wild cane (sorghum bicolor).

[1987, ch. 484.]

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