vegetative matter definition

vegetative matter means any plant material.
vegetative matter means source-separated organic waste that consist of unprocessed agricultural crop residues, or plant matter resulting from gardening, horticulture, landscaping or land clearing, including but not limited to unprocessed/non-treated wooden material, leaves, garden debris, and yard waste.
vegetative matter means wood, leaves, tree and shrub prunings, branches, cuttings and other like material;

More Definitions of vegetative matter

vegetative matter means any plant product that can be dried and burned into smoke or vapour.

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  • Special food product means a food product that is all of the following:

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