(a) “Bulk citrus” means any unprocessed citrus fruit that have not been commercially packed.

(b) “Bulk grapes” means any unprocessed grapes that have not been commercially packed.

(c) “Carriers” means any vehicle, container, or other article or means of conveyance that the Department determines presents a possible risk of artificial spread of vectors.

(d) “Certification” means the issuance of a certificate in written, stamp, or sticker format by an agricultural commissioner or commissioner representative that affirms that a shipment meets all applicable regulatory requirements.

(e) “Infestation” shall mean the detection of five (5) or more adult vectors within any five-day period and within a 300-yard radius, or the detection of multiple life stages within any five-day period and within a 300-yard radius. Vectors detected in direct association with a shipment from an infested area do not, in themselves, constitute an infestation.

(f) “Infested area” shall mean an area within one (1.0) mile of a vector infestation or an area which has not been surveyed in a manner approved by the Department to detect vectors.

(g) “Non-infested area” shall mean one in which no infestations have been detected after survey in a manner approved by the Department to detect vectors or where the infestation designation has been removed.

(h) “Pierce's disease” means the disease of grapevines caused by Xylella fastidiosa, a bacterium.

(i) “Plants” means nursery stock and privately owned plants that may host vectors of Pierce's disease, except when in the form of seeds, bulbs, stolons, corms, pips, buds, cut flowers, cut foliage, tubers, leafless dormant nursery stock, or harvested fruits and vegetables.

(j) “Processed grapes” means grapes which have been juiced, canned, crushed, or dried.

(k) “Vectors or Vectors of Pierce's disease” shall mean Homalodisca vitripennis, glassy-winged sharpshooter.