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“Blender,” “importer,” “terminal supplier,” and “wholesaler” are defined as provided in s. 206.01.

“Blended gasoline” means a mixture of 90 to 91 percent gasoline and 9 to 10 percent fuel ethanol, by volume, that meets the specifications as adopted by the department. The fuel ethanol portion may be derived from any agricultural source.

“Fuel ethanol” means an anhydrous denatured alcohol produced by the conversion of carbohydrates that meets the specifications as adopted by the department.

“Unblended gasoline” means gasoline that has not been blended with fuel ethanol and that meets the specifications as adopted by the department.

Fuel used in aircraft.

Fuel sold for use in boats and similar watercraft.

Fuel sold to a blender.

Fuel sold for use in collector vehicles or vehicles eligible to be licensed as collector vehicles, off-road vehicles, motorcycles, or small engines.

Fuel unable to comply due to requirements of the United States Environmental Protection Agency.

Fuel transferred between terminals.

Fuel exported from the state in accordance with s. 206.052.

Fuel qualifying for any exemption in accordance with chapter 206.

Fuel for a railroad locomotive.

Fuel for equipment, including vehicle or vessel, covered by a warranty that would be voided, if explicitly stated in writing by the vehicle or vessel manufacturer, if the equipment were to be operated using fuel meeting the requirements of subsection (2).