Inasmuch as plants growing in native stands or planted for
ornamental purposes contribute to the environmental and public health
and welfare needs of the people of the state, the Legislature hereby
finds and declares that such plants shall be considered as a part of
the agricultural industry for the purpose of any law that provides
for the protection of the agricultural industry from pests.

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