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Maine Chapter 273 Do Not Sell and Special Concern Lists

Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry. This registry entry connects 41 plant records to 41 normalized source rows. It is reference data for a separate plant question; it never votes in a fire classification. Evidence kind: regulatory list; lineage: maine-chapter-273.

Publisher
Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry
Region
Maine
Evidence kind
Regulatory list
Linked plants
41
Normalized rows
41

Acquisition and license

Source version
Chapter-273-filing-2022-092-format-corrected-2025-09-24
Retrieved
2026-08-26
Upstream license
License-not-stated
Derived rows
CC-BY-4.0
SHA-256
5c3276a46ca9b4002c7a7eaf7c90eaed1539c1c1d388e1ed9a38cacd3c03b681

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Coverage contract

Chapter 273 prohibits specified trade and propagation activities for 63 Do Not Sell species and separately allows Rosa rugosa sales only with required disclosure and purchaser guidance. The 29-row Watch List is retained as context only because Chapter 273 explicitly leaves those plants unrestricted.

The rule defines species broadly to include synonyms and subordinate taxa, but FireApproved does not project a species result onto cultivar or hybrid pages. Chapter 273 also provides a committee exemption path for researched subordinate taxa; no current approved-exemption roster was located. The upstream pages state no reusable license, so source identity and scope are retained while FireApproved publishes only its derived structured data under CC BY 4.0.

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Linked plant records (41)

Each row names the evidence channel this source supports. Range, status, hardiness, and fire-ecology context remain separate from fire classification.

PlantSource use
Amur corktreePhellodendron amurense status · 1
Amur honeysuckleLonicera maacki status · 1
autumn oliveElaeagnus umbellata status · 1
bishop's goutweedAegopodium podagraria status · 1
black locustRobinia pseudoacacia status · 1
border privetLigustrum obtusifolium status · 1
Bukhara fleeceflowerPolygonum aubertii status · 1
burningbushEuonymus alatus status · 1
Callery pearPyrus calleryana status · 1
coltsfootTussilago farfara status · 1
common barberryBerberis vulgaris status · 1
common reedPhragmites australis status · 1
creeping buttercupRanunculus repens status · 1
cup plantSilphium perfoliatum status · 1
dwarf honeysuckleLonicera xylosteum status · 1
European alderAlnus glutinosa status · 1
European mountain ashSorbus aucuparia status · 1
European privetLigustrum vulgare status · 1
false indigo bushAmorpha fruticosa status · 1
garlic mustardAlliaria petiolata status · 1
golden bambooPhyllostachys aurea status · 1
Japanese angelica treeAralia elata status · 1
Japanese barberryBerberis thunbergi status · 1
Japanese honeysuckleLonicera japonica status · 1
Morrow's honeysuckleLonicera morrowi status · 1
multiflora roseRosa multiflora status · 1
Nepalese browntopMicrostegium vimineum status · 1
Norway mapleAcer platanoides status · 1
Oriental bittersweetCelastrus orbiculata status · 1
Oriental photiniaPhotinia villosa status · 1
paleyellow irisIris pseudacorus status · 1
princesstreePaulownia tomentosa status · 1
purple loosestrifeLythrum salicaria status · 1
reed canarygrassPhlaris arundinacea status · 1
rugosa roseRosa rugosa status · 1
Russian oliveElaeagnus angustifolia status · 1
Tatarian honeysuckleLonicera tatarica status · 1
tatarian mapleAcer ginnala status · 1
tree of heavenAilanthus altissima status · 1
white poplarPopulus alba status · 1
winter creeperEuonymus fortunei status · 1

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