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CANADIAN NURSERY STOCK STANDARD

1.1 Scope This Standard applies to all plant material designated as nursery stock produced and/or offered for sale. Throughout this Standard, 'shall' signifies that the sentence in which the word appears is a mandatory requirement and 'should' signifies that the sentence in which the word appears is recommended. 1.2 Measurement units

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