; (2) shall be, as determined by the Chief of the Natural Resources Conservation Service— (A) native to the United States; and (B) known to be beneficial to pollinators, including providing habitat and forage for pollinators; and (3) may not have been produced using any pesticide or substance (within the meaning of the term in the Organic Foods Production Act of 1990 ( 7 U.S.C. 6501 et seq. )) that may not be used in the production or handling of organically produced agricultural products under that Act. (e) Compliance requirements (1) In general A person may sell or label a plant as USDA pollinator-friendly only if the plant meets the requirements under this section. (2) Labeling No person may affix a label to, or provide other market information concerning, a plant if the label or information implies, directly or indirectly, that the plant is USDA pollinator-friendly, except in accordance with this section. (f) Labeling A label affixed, or other market information provided, in accordance with subsection (e)(2)— (1) shall indicate that the plant meets Department of Agriculture standards for being pollinator-friendly; (2) may incorporate the Department of Agriculture seal; (3) shall include the scientific name of the plant and the common name of the plant, if any; (4) shall include the county or ecoregion that the plant species is native to and locally adapted to; (5) shall include the name of the producer of the plant; (6) shall include an instruction that distributors and retailers are not permitted to apply any pesticide product to the plant; (7) shall include a statement relating to the importance of supporting pollinator conservation efforts; and (8) may include— (A) instructions for planting and maintaining the plant to ensure its effectiveness as a resource for pollinators; (B) advice on protecting pollinators visiting the plant from pesticide exposure