Definitions 3796:1 (A)(16).pdf

Ohio Medical Marijuana Control Program definitions include:
"Abandoned application" (incomplete within 30 days),
"Adulterated medical marijuana" (contaminated or tampered with),
"Batch" (same variety of medical marijuana, up to 15 pounds dried flowers or 25 pounds plant material),
"Batch number" (unique identifier for inventory tracking),
"Bona fide physician-patient relationship" (as defined by the state medical board),
"Certificate of operation" (license to operate a medical marijuana entity),
"Clone" (plant section capable of developing into a new plant),
"Cultivate" (grow, harvest, package, and transport medical marijuana),
"Cultivator" (entity licensed to grow medical marijuana),
"Department" (Ohio department of commerce),
"Designated caregiver" (individual designated by a registered patient),
"Designated territory" (specific region within the state),
"Director" (director of the Ohio department of commerce),
"Dispensary" (entity licensed to sell medical marijuana),
"Dispense" (deliver medical marijuana to a patient or caregiver),
"Disqualifying offense" (certain convictions or pleas, with exceptions),
"Employee identification card" (badge issued by the department),
"Expired" (medical marijuana beyond its labeled date or 14 days after opening),
"Financial interest" (ownership, investment, or compensation arrangement in a medical marijuana entity),
"Flowering stage" (stage of cultivation where a marijuana plant produces flowers),
"Inventory tracking system" (electronic database to monitor medical marijuana),
"Label" (display of printed information on a medical marijuana container),
"Law enforcement" (agencies with statutory power of arrest),
"Level I cultivator" (cultivator permitted to operate with specific limitations).