§ 11-7-401 — Definitions

(a) As used in this act:
(i) "Bee" means any stage in the life cycle of a bee
of the species Megachile rotundata (F), commonly known as the
alfalfa leaf-cutter bee;
(ii) "Certification" means the process of analyzing
bees and equipment by the department to determine whether they
meet the required health standards;
(iii) "Department" means the department of
agriculture;
(iv) "Equipment" means trays, incubators, cell
removers, tumblers and other apparatus used in rearing bees
excluding nesting materials;
(v) "Nesting materials" means shelters, laminates,
polyblocks, drilled boards or any other product which leaf-
cutter bees actually use for nesting;
(vi) "Parasite" means an organism living in or on any
stage of the alfalfa leaf-cutter bee obtaining nutriment from
the body of the bee or nesting material;
(vii) "Pathogen" means an organism, parasite or
otherwise, that causes disease in the alfalfa leaf-cutter bee;
(viii) "Wild trap" means to trap bees on property not
owned by the trapper;
(ix) "This act" means W.S. 11-7-401 through 11-7-407;
(x) "Sanitization" means any treatment including
iodine, heat, chlorine or any other method approved by the
department.