Nevada Revised Statutes 555.23523 – ‘Dangerously injurious plant pest’ defined
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‘Dangerously injurious plant pest‘ means a plant pest that constitutes a significant threat to the public or to the agricultural, forestry or horticultural industry of this State.
Terms Used In Nevada Revised Statutes 555.23523
- Pest: means any form of animal or vegetable life detrimental to the crops, horticulture, livestock, public health, wildlife, quality of water and beneficial uses of land in this State, including, without limitation, any insect, snail, nematode, fungus, virus, bacterium, microorganism, mycoplasma, weed, parasitic plant or any other plant that is normally considered to be a pest of cultivated plants, uncultivated plants, agricultural commodities, horticultural products or nursery stock, or that the Director declares to be a pest. See Nevada Revised Statutes 555.005