Protecting Arizona's Native Plants by Law and Regulation, An Interview with Richard A. Countryman
Crosswhite FR. 1979. Protecting Arizona's Native Plants by Law and Regulation, An Interview with Richard A. Countryman. Desert Plants. 1(2):61-70
An interview with the Assistant Director, Arizona Commission of Agriculture and Horticulture regarding Arizona's Native Plant Law. The high degree of regulation of protected native plants in Arizona is a reflection of the rich diversity of unusual cacti and other desert plants in the state. Arizona has had a Native Plant Law since 1929.
- Type
- Newsletter Article
- Authors
- Crosswhite, Frank
- Units
- SAGU
- Keywords
- Arizona, endangered species, Native plant law, protected plants, rare plant species