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CurrentMeaning of whole of plant
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Part 2Interpretation
6 Meaning of whole of plant
(1)
The whole of a plant includes the following—
(a)
in relation to taking a plant other than sandalwood—no part of the plant that may naturally and readily regrow is left behind;
(b)
in relation to taking a plant that propagates by creeping rhizomes—
(i)
each continuous piece of rhizome bearing living fronds; and
(ii)
any removed section of joined rhizomes bearing living fronds;
(c)
if the plant is sandalwood—the trunk, a log or timber of sandalwood;
(d)
if a person divides the plant into 1 or more viable plants—each viable plant.
(2)
However, the whole of a plant does not include an ungerminated seed.
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