Reka wrote:
In article ,
says...


You might also want to talk with folks that have done seed smuggling
for seed banks.

I thought seeds were exempt from CITES, or are you just talking about
general smuggling of plant material into the States?

No plant or animal parts are exempt from CITES if the plant or animal is
regulated by CITES. And no, that doesn't necessarily have to make
sense. Makes a lot of sense for tiger testicles, but not so much sense
for phrag seeds.

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