(b) No person shall:

1. (1) Sell, offer, expose, distribute, or transport agricultural seed not labeled in accordance with the provisions of this part, or having a false or misleading labeling;
2. (2) Sell agricultural seed containing prohibited noxious weeds;
3. (3) Sell agricultural seed containing more than three hundred (300) of any one (1) noxious weed per pound or a combined total of five hundred (500) noxious weeds per pound, including exceptions shown in 2 CAR § 33-102(g) and § 33-103(b);

4. (4)

   1. (A) Sell agricultural seed containing more than two percent (2%) by weight of all weed seeds.
   2. (B) Exception. Four percent (4%) in lespedezas and grasses;
5. (5) Detach, alter, deface, or destroy any label required in this part or alter or substitute seed in a manner that may defeat the purpose of this part;
6. (6) Disseminate any false or misleading advertisement concerning agricultural seed in any manner or by any means;
7. (7) Hinder or obstruct in any way any authorized agent of the State Plant Board in the performance of his or her duties;

8. (8) Fail to:

   1. (A) Comply with a "stop-sale" notice by the board, or any authorized agent thereof, on agricultural seed:

(i) Sold;

1. (ii) Offered for sale; or

   1. (iii) Exposed for sale; or
   2. (B) Move or otherwise handle or dispose of any lot of seed held under a "stop-sale" notice except with the written permission of the board, or an authorized agent thereof, and for the purpose specified thereby;
2. (9) Fail to keep for a period of at least two (2) years, after disposing of the lot, complete records of each lot of seed or make available for inspection such records to the board or any authorized agent thereof;
3. (10) Sell, offer, or expose for sale any seed labeled "Certified Seed," "Registered Seed," or "Foundation Seed," unless it has been produced and labeled in compliance with the rules and regulations of an officially recognized seed-certifying agency or association;
4. (11) Represent agricultural seeds which are indistinguishable by seed characteristics to be of a recognized variety, without having adequate information for such variety representation, such as that they were grown from certified seed on land free of volunteer plants that might affect the purity of the seed under consideration, and if a cross-pollinated crop, isolated so as to prevent cross-pollination, and handled in harvesting, storing, and processing so that the varietal purity and quality of the seed is maintained;
5. (12) Use any qualifying, descriptive terms or the word type in connection with labeling recognized variety names of agricultural seeds; and
6. (13) Upon request of the board, any producer of hybrid corn or hybrid sorghum who wishes to offer his or her hybrid for sale in the state may be required to give the board a complete description of the characteristics, including the parental lines of each hybrid and a two-pound representative sample of each.