Some mystery seeds illegally sent from China identified
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He said hibiscus and roses were also found.CBS News confirmed that residents in all 50 states have reported receiving the suspicious packages of seeds.The USDA says if you receive the packets of seeds, do not plant them and contact your state plant regulatory official.Although the species identified so far are harmless, plant experts have warned that seeds from other parts of the world could damage crops.
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