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Plant Varieties and Seeds Gazette PLANT BREEDERS’ RIGHTS The Controller of Plant Variety Rights

UK NATIONAL LIST Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Eastbrook Shaftesbury Road Cambridge CB2 8DR

Number 620 November 2014

ISSN 1755–912X

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Data Protection Act 1998 – Fair Processing Notice The purpose of this Fair Processing Notice is to inform you of the use that will be made of your personal data, as required by the Data Protection Act 1998. APHA is the data controller in respect of any personal data that you provide when you complete National List and Plant Breeders’ Rights Application Forms, Technical Questionnaires, Authorisation of Agent and Assignment of Rights forms. APHA will use your personal data primarily for the purposes of producing the Public Record of National Lists and Grants of Plant Breeder’s Rights in accordance with The Seeds (National Lists of Varieties) Regulations 2001 (as amended) and the Plant Breeders’ Rights Regulations 1998. Your personal data will be disclosed to the Devolved Authorities, NIAB and the British Society of Plant Breeders for the administration of DUS tests and VCU trials. APHA may also use your personal information where appropriate for purposes, including the production of the Common Catalogues of Agricultural and Vegetable Plant Species and the OECD List of Agricultural Plant Species Eligible for Seed Certification. Data may be passed to other bodies where necessary for any of the above-mentioned purposes. The data collected may also be used to provide publicly available statistics that will not identify individuals. APHA may be required to release information, including personal data and commercial information, on request under the Environmental Information Regulations 2004 or the Freedom of Information Act 2000. However, Fera will not permit any unwarranted breach of confidentiality nor will we act in contravention of our obligations under the Data Protection Act 1998. APHA or its appointed agents may use the name, address and other details on your application form to contact you in connection with occasional customer research aimed at improving the services that Fera provides to you. Details of data handling procedures in government can be found at https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/data-handling-procedures-in-government. If you don’t have access to the internet, please telephone the Defra helpline 03459 33 55 77 and ask to speak to the Data Protection Officer for a copy of this document. If you believe that any of the information we hold concerning you is incorrect or out of date, please provide us with the accurate information in writing together with supporting evidence (if appropriate). You should address your correspondence to: The Animal and Plant Health Agency, Plant Varieties and Seeds, Eastbrook Shaftesbury Road Cambridge, CB2 8DR Telephone: 0300 060 0744 Fax: 0300 060 2115 Email: [email protected]

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Official Notices

Contents Page no

1. Contacts for Plant Breeders’ Rights and National Listing 2 2. Applications for National Listing or Plant Breeders` Rights for Genetically Modified

candidates 2 3. EC Common Catalogues of Agricultural Plant and Vegetable Species 2 4. Summary of closing dates for main Ornamental crops tested for the UK, CPVO and

Under Bilateral Agreements 3 5. Previous Issues of the Plant Varieties and Seeds Gazette 4 6. PBR and NL closing dates for submission of Applications and Plant Material 5 7. Introductory Paragraphs on Representations for Plant Breeders’ Rights and

National Lists 10 Addendum

Proposed Acceptance of Plant Breeders’ Rights and National List Applications 13 I Applications a) Applications for Plant Breeders' Rights and/or Additions to a National List 16 II Naming of Varieties a) Proposed Names 16 b) Approved Names 16 III Withdrawal of Applications a) Withdrawal of Applications 17 IV Decisions b) Grants of Plant Breeders` Rights and/or Additions to a National List 17 VI Termination of Protection and Deletion from a National List a) Proposals to Surrender Grants of PBR and Delete from a National List 18 c) Termination of Grants of Plant Breeders’ Rights and Deletion from a National List 18 e) Expiry of Grants of Plant Breeders’ Rights 20 VII Other Items c) Statutory Notice Concerning Varieties to be Renewed on the NL after a Period

of 10 Years 20 d) Statutory Notice Concerning Varieties to be Deleted from the NL after a Period

of 10 Years 22 g) Deletion of Varieties from the National Lists after a Period of 10 Years 23

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Official Notices

1. Contacts in the Plant Variety Rights Office and Seeds Division and BSPB

For any inquiries about National Listing and/or Plant Breeders’ Rights, please contact the relevant person as indicated below:

Team Manager for UK National Listing and UK Plant Breeders` Rights Administration

Rob Warlow Telephone: 0300 060 0740 Email: [email protected]

Maize, Field pea, Field bean, Sunflower, Soya bean, Linseed

Caroline Hart Telephone: 0300 060 0720 Email: [email protected]

Wheat, Oats, Barley, Triticale, Rye, Spelt wheat, Sugar beet, Vegetables,

Karen Lucas Telephone: 0300 060 0739 Email: [email protected]

Herbage, Potatoes, Oilseed rape, Forage rape, Forage kale, Turnip rape, Swede, Agricultural and Vegetable Conservation varieties, Amateur vegetables, Gazette preparation and publication

Brian Richardson Telephone: 0300 060 0738 Email: [email protected]

Ornamentals, Fruit Sandra Monks Telephone: 0300 060 0734 Email: [email protected]

Integrated VCU trials Jeremy Widdowson, BSPB

BSPB House 114 Lancaster Way Business Park Ely CB6 3NX Telephone: 01353 653202 Email: [email protected]

2. Applications for National Listing or Plant Breeders’ Rights for Genetically ModifiedCandidates

Customers considering applying for National Listing (NL) or Plant Breeders’ Rights (PBR) of plant species which contain Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) should contact Fera Varieties and Seeds at the earliest opportunity for advice and certainly in advance of submitting the application.

3. EC Common Catalogues of varieties of agricultural plant and vegetable species

Up to date Agricultural and Vegetable Common Catalogues can be found on the EU Plant Variety Database.







http://ec.europa.eu/food/plant/propagation/catalogues/database/public/index.cfm?event=homepage

http://ec.europa.eu/food/plant/propagation/catalogues/database/public/index.cfm?event=homepage

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Official Notices - continued

4. Summary of closing dates for main ornamental crops tested at NIAB for the UK, CPVO andunder Bilateral agreements

Species / group Final closing date for applications

Submission period for delivery of material

Chrysanthemums (including Ajania)

All Year Round varieties (AYR)

AYR Crop 1 14th July 6th – 10th January

AYR Crop 2 30th October 10th – 14th March

AYR Crop 3 17th February 30th June – 4th July

On receipt, applications will be allocated to the next suitable growing trial

Natural Season varieties, including garden varieties

1st December 7th – 11th April

Dahlias 1st December 5th – 9th May

Delphiniums Vegetatively propagated

Seed propagated

1st December

1st December

3rd – 7th February/ 10th – 21st March depending on type 20th – 24nd January

Herbaceous perennials Hardy varieties Tender varieties (and "basket"/pot plants)

1st December* 1st December

10th – 21st March* 21st – 25th April

Narcissus 31st May 18th – 22nd August

Roses 30th September 1st November – 15th November

Seed propagated ornamentals 1st December* 20th – 24th January*

Trees, shrubs and woody climbers 1st December* 10th – 21st March*

Notes:

Roses: The minimum plant quantity requirement is eight plants.

Requesting Authorities must forward their paperwork to the test centre within 10 working days ofthe final deadline for applications, to allow time for planning the trial.

The deadlines apply to vegetatively propagated varieties except where specifically indicated, andassume all material to be container grown.

Different dates will apply to varieties flowering over winter or in very early spring. Please ask forfurther information.

No plant material should be sent until specifically requested. Submission periods may be variedslightly from year to year to take account of National Holidays etc., and applicants should read anyinstructions they receive with care.

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4. Summary of closing dates for main ornamental crops tested at NIAB for the UK, CPVO andunder Bi-lateral agreements (Continued)

Address for delivery of plant material:

Ornamental Crops (attention Tara Sheldrake), NIAB Park Farm Villa Road Impington Cambridge CB24 9NZ United Kingdom

If you are applying for a type of plant which is not listed, or if you require any further information please contact:

Sandra Monks Plant Variety Rights Office Animal and Plant Health Agency Varieties and Seeds Eastbrook Shaftesbury Road Cambridge CB2 8DR

Email: [email protected] Tel: 0300 060 0734 Fax: 0300 060 2115

5. Previous Issues of the Plant Varieties and Seeds Gazette.

If anyone requires copies of previous Gazettes, that cannot be found online, please contact Brian Richardson Telephone 0300 060 0738 who will provide either electronic or hard copy.




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6. Plant Breeders’ Rights and National Listing closing dates for submission of applications and plant material

Plant breeders who are intending to make applications and/or submit seed for Plant Breeders’ Rights and/or National List tests and trials in the 2015 season in respect of the following species are asked to arrange for these to be sent to the address below so as to arrive no later than the dates given. Please note that if the closing date falls at a weekend or on a Bank Holiday, applications/seed must be received by the next working day. Applications and/or seed/plant material received after these dates cannot be considered for tests and trials in the 2015 season.

BSPB will request seed for VCU trials. Wheat, barley, oats and field bean seed for DUS plots will normally be requested by APHA.

Address for receipt of seed is:- FAO Sally Rule Seed Handling Unit NIAB Huntingdon Road Cambridge CB3 OLE

However, please note that seed for VCU authentication and all winter oilseed rape samples should still be sent to the Seed Handling Unit at NIAB, Whitehouse Lane, Huntingdon Road, Cambridge, CB3 OLE.

National List and Plant Breeders’ Rights application forms, Technical Questionnaires and Technical Questionnaire confidential part (which is optional) and species specific appendices to the Technical Questionnaire can be downloaded from the Forms catalogue on the APHA Website. Electronic submission is now possible.

Spring Sown Agricultural Crops

(a) Annual Meadowgrass, Wood Meadowgrass, Smooth-Stalked Meadowgrass and Rough Stalked Meadowgrass

Closing date for receipt of plant material 15 December 2014

(b) Brown Top, Red Top, Creeping Bent and Velvet Bent

Closing date for receipt of plant material 15 January 2015

(c) Common Vetch

Closing date for receipt of plant material 29 November 2014

(d) Spring Lupin, Spring Rye and Spring Triticale

Closing date for receipt of applications 30 November 2014 Closing date for receipt of plant material 10 January 2015

(e) Spring Barley and Spring Oats


(f) Spring Field Pea and Spring Field Bean


http://www.fera.defra.gov.uk/plants/feesForms/index.cfm

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6. Plant Breeders’ Rights and National Listing closing dates for submission of applications and plant material (Continued)

Spring Sown Agricultural Crops (Continued)

(g) Red Clover, Alsike Clover, Meadow Fescue, Tall Oatgrass, Birdsfoot Trefoil, Cocksfoot, Lucerne, Sainfoin, Tall Fescue, Red Fescue (Chewings Fescue), Alaska Brome Grass, Rescue Grass, Black Medick, Hungarian Vetch, Hairy Vetch, Timothy and Small Timothy

Closing date for receipt of applications 30 November 2014 Closing date for receipt of plant material When requested

(h) Spring Linseed and Spring Flax

Closing date for receipt of applications 15 December 2014 Closing date for receipt of plant material 7 January 2015

(i) Spring Oilseed Rape, Mustard, Potatoes


(j) Ryegrass, White Clover, Festulolium

Closing date for receipt of applications 5 January 2015 Closing date for receipt of plant material 5 February 2015

(k) Sunflower


(l) Sugar Beet


(m) Spring Forage Rape, Spring Turnip Rape, Fodder Beet (Mangels), Fodder Kale, Swede, Fodder Radish


(n) Soya Beans

Closing date for receipt of applications 15 January 2015 Closing date for receipt of plant material 4 March 2015

(o) Maize

Closing date for receipt of applications 15 February 2015 Closing date for receipt of plant material 15 February 2015

(p) Spring Wheat

Closing date for receipt of applications 22 September 2015 Closing date for receipt of plant material 23 October 2015

(q) Annual Meadowgrass, Wood Meadowgrass, Smooth-Stalked Meadowgrass and Rough Stalked Meadowgrass

Closing date for receipt of applications 3 October 2015

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Spring Sown Agricultural Crops (Continued)

(r) Brown Top, Red Top, Creeping Bent and Velvet Bent

Closing date for receipt of applications 3 October 2015

(s) Common Vetch

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 November 2015

Autumn Sown Vegetables

(a) Kohlrabi

Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 December 2014

(b) Cucumber, Endive, Gourds, Marrow, Melons and Tomatoes


(c) Lettuce-open field


(d) Chinese cabbage


(e) Runner Bean

Closing date for receipt of applications 30 November 2014 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 February 2015

(f) Leeks, Onions (Spring sown), Parsley and Turnip


(g) Spinach


(h) Broad Bean, Fenugreek and Pea


(i) Cabbage, Beetroot, Shallot, Brussels Sprout and Curly Kale,


(j) Celeriac

Closing date for receipt of applications 28 February 2015 Closing date for receipt of plant material 15 March 2015

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Autumn Sown Vegetables (Continued)

(k) Carrot, Celery and Radish (Salad & Spring and Summer sown storage)


(l) French Bean

Closing date for receipt of applications 28 February 2015 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 April 2015

(m) Cauliflower

Closing date for receipt of applications 28 February 2015 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 May 2015

(n) Kohlrabi

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 November 2015

Summer Sown Vegetables

(a) Sweet corn


(b) Marrow

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 April 2015 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 May 2015

(c) Endive

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 May 2015 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 June 2015

(d) Onions (over wintered)

Closing date for receipt of applications 15 June 2015 Closing date for receipt of plant material 15 July 2015

(e) Lettuce-glasshouse

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 August 2015 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 September 2015

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6. Plant Breeders’ Rights and National Listing closing dates for submission of applicationsand plant material (Continued)

Autumn Sown Agricultural Crops

(a) Winter Oilseed Rape (GM only)

Closing date for receipt of applications 30 June 2015 Closing date for receipt of plant material 10 August 2015

(b) Winter Turnip Rape

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 July 2015 Closing date for receipt of plant material 31 July 2015

(c) Winter Field Peas

Closing date for receipt of applications 11 July 2015 Closing date for receipt of plant material 14 August 2015

(d) Winter Forage Rape and Winter Oilseed Rape (Non GM)

Closing date for receipt of applications 10 August 2015 Closing date for receipt of plant material 10 August 2015

(e) Winter Linseed


(f) Winter Rye and Winter Triticale


(g) Winter Barley


(h) Winter Wheat, Winter Oats and Winter Lupin


(i) Winter Field Beans


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7. Introductory paragraphs on representations

Written representations and requests to be heard

Plant Breeders' Rights

The Plant Varieties Act 1997

Section I - Applications for Plant Breeders' Rights Section IV - Proposed Grant or Refusal of Applications Section VI - Proposed Surrender or Termination of Grants and Declaring Rights Null and Void

Written representations and/or requests to be heard by the Controller or by a person appointed by him for that purpose may be made regarding proposals made in Section IV & VI above. Only written representations may be made regarding applications under Section I.

For Sections I & IV, representations may be made by the applicant, any person who has a substantial interest in an application which is the subject of one of these proposals or who is in a position to provide evidence which is likely to be material to its consideration. For proposals under Section VI, representations may be made by the holder of rights, any person who is the holder of a licence to exercise any Plant Breeders’ Rights in the plant varieties in question and any persons whose financial interests are likely to be affected by the decision.

The representations and/or requests to be heard must be sent to the Controller by 30 November 2014. Written representations should be accompanied by a fee of £30.00 (Cheques should be made payable to APHA). If a hearing is granted then a fee of £65.00 is payable before it is held.

Any representations received will be circulated by the Controller to all interested parties and a period of 21 days allowed for subsequent representations to be made. The Controller shall then be entitled to make a decision after he has received any further representations but may, if he considers it desirable, allow further representations.

If a hearing is to be held then at least 14 days notice will be given to all parties. Any supporting documents relating to the hearing must be made available to the Controller at least 7 days before the hearing.

Written representations and or requests to be heard should be forwarded to the Controller at the following address:

Animal and Plant Health Agency The Plant Variety Rights Office Eastbrook Shaftesbury Road Cambridge CB2 8DR

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7. Introductory paragraphs on representations (Continued)

Written representations and requests to be heard (Continued)

NATIONAL LISTS

Section IV - Proposed Additions and Refusals Section VI - Proposed Deletions

Any person who would be affected by a proposed decision in Section IV & VI above may make representations to the National Authorities in writing, or be heard by a person appointed by National Authorities for the purpose, or if they wish, make both written representations and be heard. The representations and/or request to be heard must be received by the National Authorities not later than 30 November 2014 if they relate to proposed additions and refusals and not later than 28 February 2015 where they relate to proposed deletions. Written representations should be accompanied by a fee of £30.00. (Cheques should be made payable to APHA). If attendance at a hearing is granted then a fee of £60.00 is payable before it is held.

Persons affected means as the case may be: a) The person who has made the application for the addition of a plant variety to a National List, the

application for the renewal of the period during which a plant variety may remain in a National Listor the application to be indicated in a National List as a maintainer of a plant variety;

b) Any person appearing to the National Authorities to have sufficient interest in the matter to whichthe proposed decision relates;

c) Any person or organisation appearing to the National Authorities to be representative of a class ofpersons likely to be affected by the decision.

Written representations and/or requests to be heard should be forwarded to National Authorities at the following address:

Animal and Plant Health Agency Plant Varieties and Seeds Eastbrook Shaftesbury Road Cambridge CB2 8DR

PLANT BREEDERS` RIGHTS AND NATIONAL LISTS

Section II - Variety Denominations

Proposed Names Any person who wishes to object to either the approval of a proposed name or the approval of a proposed change of name on the grounds that it is unsuitable on one or more of the grounds set out in Regulation 3 of The Plant Breeders' Rights (Naming and Fees) Regulations 2006 or in Regulation 6(2) of The Seeds (National List of Varieties) Regulations 2001(as amended) may make written representations. These must set out in full the reasons for the objection and must be delivered not later than 28 February 2015. They should be accompanied by a fee of £30.00 and addressed to the Controller (for Plant Breeders’ Rights) or the Secretary of State for Environment (for National Listing) at the above address.

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VARIETIES LISTS

The following symbols are in use in the Sections of the Varieties Lists:

# Addition to a National List in accordance with Regulation 5(5)

& PVS Proposed deletion

(H) Hybrid variety

@ Addition to a National List of herbage varieties not intended for fodder production

M Multigerm

MSH Male sterile hybrid

NL National List applicant

P Pollinator

PBR Plant Breeders’ Rights applicant

^ Proposed addition to a National List in accordance with Regulation 5(5)

am Amenity variety - the applicants have declared that seed of these varieties is not intended for fodder production and the Agriculture Departments have not therefore conducted trials for value for cultivation and use. The labels on each bag of seed marketed will have to bear the words ”NOT INTENDED FOR FODDER PRODUCTION".

m Monogerm

r2 2 rows

r6 6 rows

(c) Indicates a variety denomination in the form of a code under Commission Regulation 930/2000

(gm) Indicates that a variety is genetically modified as defined by Council Directive 2001/18/EEC

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PLANT VARIETIES AND SEEDS GAZETTE ADDENDUM – NOVEMBER 2014

Plant Breeders' Rights The Controller of Plant Variety Rights

Plant Variety Rights Office Eastbrook

Shaftesbury Road Cambridge CB2 8DR

National Lists Animal and Plant Health Agency

Eastbrook Shaftesbury Road

Cambridge CB2 8DR

IV. DECISIONS

a) PROPOSED ACCEPTANCE OF PLANT BREEDERS’ RIGHTS AND NATIONAL LIST APPLICATIONS

Reports of the results of tests and trials on the undermentioned varieties for which applications have been made are available for inspection by the applicant or any person concerned in the proceedings on these applications. Copies of reports can be supplied on request. (See introductory paragraphs on representations).

(i) PROPOSED GRANTS OF PLANT BREEDERS’ RIGHTS AND/OR ADDITIONS TO A NATIONAL LIST

It is proposed to grant rights (PBR) and/or add to the National List (NL) the following varieties as indicated:

AFP no Applicant Address code

Name Proposed Action NL Proposed Maintainer Address Code

Agricultural

LOLIUM PERENNE L. (Perennial Ryegrass (Diploid))

13/2764 63 ELYRIA NL 600 13/2829 131 ABERABLE (a) NL 131 13/2847 600 MONTACILLA (a) NL 600 13/2848 600 MARISSA (a) NL 600 13/2849 600 NERINE (a) NL 600 13/2850 600 MELANITTA (a) NL 600 13/2884 215 ARROW PBR 13/2895 600 ALYSSA PBR

LOLIUM X BOUCHEANUM KUNTH (Hybrid Ryegrass) (Tetraploid)

13/2956 215 DORELLA PBR

PISUM SATIVUM L. (Field Pea)

84/665 224 KINGFISHER NL 1252 84/668 6136 AIKIDO NL 6192

TRIFOLIUM REPENS L. (White Clover)

41/203 1417 W030118 (COOLFIN) PBR

VICIA FABA L. (Field Bean)

33/275 1488 BUMBLE NL 1488

BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Fodder Rape)

35/2543 1933 GORILLA NL 1933 35/2544 224 RAMPART PBR + NL 224 35/2545 224 UNICORN PBR 35/2546 224 GARLAND PBR + NL 224

BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Winter Oilseed Rape)

35/2550 6083 PT244 (c) (H) NL 1891 35/2554 6083 PT249 (c) (H) NL 1891 35/2555 6083 PT245 (c) (H) NL 1891 35/2557 6083 PX117 (c) (H) NL 1891 35/2565 6055 CWH274 (DK EXOMA) (H) NL 6055 35/2566 6055 CWH275 (DK EXADIX) (H) NL 6055 35/2571 224 ALABAMA (H) NL 6132 35/2572 224 ACAPULCO (H) NL 1033 35/2574 224 NIKITA NL 224 35/2577 224 ACADEMY NL 224 35/2578 719 PRECISION (H) NL 719 35/2580 1083 ES MAMBO NL 1083 35/2586 719 LS 6013 CL (c) PBR 35/2587 719 EINSTEIN NL 719 35/2591 719 V 324 OL (c) (H) NL 719 35/2603 6284 RG21218 (CHANDLER) (H) NL 6284 35/2605 6284 RG21217 (BROTHER) (H) NL 6284

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IV. DECISIONS (Continued)

a) PROPOSED ACCEPTANCE OF PLANT BREEDERS’ RIGHTS AND NATIONAL LIST APPLICATIONS (Continued)

(i) PROPOSED GRANTS OF PLANT BREEDERS’ RIGHTS AND/OR ADDITIONS TO A NATIONAL LIST (Continued)



Agricultural (Continued)

BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Winter Oilseed Rape) (Continued)

35/2606 897 SY MAGLABY (H) NL 1791 35/2607 897 SY SCHOLAR (H) NL 1791 35/2608 897 SY MADRAS (H) NL 1791 35/2609 897 SY OLYMPOS (H) NL 1791 35/2610 897 SY PANACHE (H) NL 1791 35/2611 897 SY ISATIS (H) NL 1791 35/2615 6136 ANGUS (H) NL 6192 35/2616 6136 WHISKY (H) NL 6192 35/2617 6136 WEMBLEY (H) NL 6192 35/2621 6136 FONZZI (H) NL 6103 35/2622 6136 ALIZZE (H) NL 6103 35/2623 6136 WINDOZZ (H) NL 6103 35/2624 6136 CAZZUAL (H) NL 6103 35/2625 1006 (PBR) SHORTEE PBR + NL 1006

1315 (NL) 35/2626 1006 (PBR) ANVIL PBR + NL 1006

1315 (NL) 35/2627 1006 (PBR) LANCER PBR + NL 1006

1315 (NL) 35/2637 23 ELGAR NL

AVENA NUDA L. (Winter Naked Oat)

3/373 823 04-204CN7/1 (PELOTON) NL 131

AVENA SATIVA L. (Spring Oat)

3/376 823 DC1193/04 (ARKAN) NL 1800 3/379 1552 YUKON PBR + NL 1552 3/381 1335 WPB ELYANN NL 1335

AVENA SATIVA L. (Winter Oat)

3/371 6103 RGT VICTORIOUS NL 6103 3/372 823 04-01ACN (WENLOCK) NL 131 3/374 823 05-63CN9/2 (GRIFFIN) NL 131

HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Spring Barley)

2/2771 1335 KWS SASSY NL 1335 2/2775 1985 SNAPPER NL 897 2/2780 1985 LAUREATE NL 897 2/2782 1985 TOTEM NL 897 2/2785 823 PAUSTIAN NL 1681 2/2788 224 OVATION NL 224 2/2790 224 ORBITAL NL 224 2/2792 224 ORIGIN NL 224 2/2795 224 INTREPID NL 1057 2/2797 733 SC35763M2 (CRESCENDO) NL 733 2/2799 733 SC40587N5 (CONTENDER) NL 733 2/2800 733 SC1017412 (DEFENDER) NL 733

×TRITICOSECALE WITTM. EX A. CAMUS (Triticale)

104/102 6103 ORLEAC NL 6103 104/104 823 ADVERDO NL 1603

TRITICUM AESTIVUM. L. (Spring Wheat)

1/2352 6103 RGT DOUBLESHOT NL 6103 1/2353 1335 KWS MULLINS NL 1335 1/2354 1335 KWS TALLAND NL 1335 1/2358 1010 SEC426-01-2B (CALIXO) NL 1010 1/2359 1010 SEC431-01-9 (CORNETTO) NL 1010 1/2360 6149 BAW28 (STRAVINSKY) NL 6149 1/2361 6149 BAW29 (LINTON) NL 6149 1/2362 6149 BAW30 (VARSITY) NL 6149

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a) PROPOSED ACCEPTANCE OF PLANT BREEDERS’ RIGHTS AND NATIONAL LIST APPLICATIONS (Continued)

(i) PROPOSED GRANTS OF PLANT BREEDERS’ RIGHTS AND/OR ADDITIONS TO A NATIONAL LIST (Continued)




TRITICUM AESTIVUM. L. (Winter Wheat)

1/2264 6103 RGT SACRAMENTO NL 6103 1/2265 6103 RGT ILLUSTRIOUS NL 6103 1/2266 6103 RGT ADVENTURE NL 6103 1/2271 6103 RGT MARLBOROUGH NL 6103 1/2276 719 OLYMPUS NL 719 1/2278 224 AMPLIFY NL 224 1/2284 224 BUTLER NL 224 1/2293 1681 BELGRADE PBR + NL 1681 1/2295 733 SC 2209 (SHERLOCK) NL 733 1/2300 6149 BA W24 (SPYDER) NL 6149 1/2305 1335 KWS CRISPIN NL 1335 1/2309 1335 KWS SILVERSTONE NL 1335 1/2311 1335 KWS BARREL NL 1335 1/2315 1335 KWS SISKIN NL 1335 1/2316 1335 KWS HARLYN NL 1335 1/2317 1033 GARRUS PBR 1/2325 6334 BRIDGEHEAD NL 6334 1/2328 6334 RAMSAY NL 6334 1/2329 6334 JELLICOE NL 6334 1/2337 1985 GRAHAM NL 897 1/2345 1985 MOSAIC NL 897

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I. APPLICATIONS

a) APPLICATIONS FOR PLANT BREEDERS' RIGHTS AND/OR ADDITIONS TO A NATIONAL LIST

The following applications for a grant of Plant Breeders' Rights (PBR) and / or addition to a National List (NL) have been received. (See introductory paragraphs on representations).

AFP no Applicant Address Code

Proposed Name/ Breeder’s Reference

Date of PBR Application Date of NL Application

Agricultural

BRASSICA NAPUS L. VAR. NAPOBRASSICA (L.) RCHB. (Swede)

38/102 23 ELSW25 16-OCT-14 16-OCT-14

TRITICUM AESTIVUM L. (Winter Wheat)

1/2398 1681 SJ9718204 02-OCT-14 05-SEP-13

II. NAMING OF VARIETIES

a) PROPOSED NAMES

The following names have been proposed for plant varieties. (See introductory paragraphs on representations).


Proposed Name Original Name Breeders’ Reference

PBR/NL

Agricultural


13/2830 128 131 ABERZEUS BA14087 NL

BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Winter Oilseed Rape)

35/2652 719 V 334 OL (c) MDS 30 NL 35/2653 719 V 336 CL (c) MDS 26 CL NL 35/2665 224 AMAZON LE12/238 NL 35/2789 719 V 342 OL (c) MDS 32 NL 35/2867 1361 LYSANDER PSL1242-253 NL


2/2793 823 GOYA (r2) STRG789/12 NL

b) APPROVED NAMES

These names must be used by all persons selling, offering for sale or otherwise marketing propagating material of the plant varieties. The use of a trade mark or trade name in connection with a PBR approved name is not precluded if that mark or name and the registered name are juxtaposed and the registered name is easily recognisable.


Approved Name Original Name/ Breeders’ Reference

PBR/NL

Agricultural

BETA VULGARIS L. SSP. VULGARIS VAR. SACCHARIFERA ALEF. (Sugar Beet)

45/1616 1013 JAXXON HI1325 NL 45/1617 1013 DAZZLER HI1332 NL

LOLIUM ×BOUCHEANUM KUNTH (Hybrid Ryegrass (Tetraploid))

13/2891 131 128 ABEREDGE BAB728 NL


2/2795 224 INTREPID (r2) UN-Z8126 NL

HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Winter Barley)

2/2755 823 KATHMANDU (r2) SJ091049 NL


1/2317 1033 GARRUS LGW87 NL

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II. NAMING OF VARIETIES (Continued)

b) APPROVED NAMES (Continued)


Approved Name Original Name/ Breeders’ Reference

PBR/NL


ZEA MAYS L. (Maize)

51/1460 6083 P7326 (c) X70D174 NL 51/1477 820 CONNY MGM214235 NL 51/1478 820 MAS 11B (c) MGM231377 NL 51/1482 6058 ES LOVELY ESZ3001 NL 51/1483 6058 ES PEARL ESZ3002 NL 51/1486 1940 EURYTMI CS CSM2170 NL 51/1488 6058 ES ATLANTIDE ESZ3103 NL 51/1505 820 MAS 10T (c) MGM231413 NL

SOLANUM TUBEROSUM L. (Potato)

4/800 1414 CHURCHILL 01Z51 A 54 NL

III. WITHDRAWAL OF APPLICATIONS

a) WITHDRAWAL OF APPLICATIONS

The following applications for grants of Plant Breeders’ Rights and/or addition to a National List have been withdrawn by the applicants.


Proposed Name/ Breeder’s Reference

Date PBR Application Withdrawn

Date NL Application Withdrawn

Agricultural

BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Spring Oilseed Rape)

35/2767 1361 CB02-140 . 15-OCT-46


2/2766 6103 LSB309212-35 . 10-OCT-14


2/2660 897, 1985 CRESCENT (r2) . 14-OCT-14 2/2753 823 TOUT EN VAL (r2) . 06-OCT-14


1/2270 6103 RGT VALOUR . 31-OCT-14 1/2272 6103 RGT MONMOUTH . 31-OCT-14

Vegetable

LACTUCA SATIVA L. (Lettuce)

19/361 6153 BURTON . 15-OCT-14

IV. DECISIONS

b) GRANTS OF PLANT BREEDERS’ RIGHTS AND/OR ADDITIONS TO A NATIONAL LIST

The following varieties have been awarded grants of Plant Breeders’ Rights and/or added to a National List.

AFP no Holder/Maintainer Address Code

Agent Address Code

Name Date PBR Date NL Grant Number

Agricultural


13/2788 103 215 GLENARM . 01-OCT-14


2/2657 897 897 CELOONA (r6) (H) . 19-OCT-14

SOLANUM TUBEROSUM L. (Potato)

4/795 1038 1038 VIZELLE 01-OCT-14 01-OCT-14 8225

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Amateur Vegetables

AMV no Applicant Name Date of NL

CAPSICUM ANNUUM L. (Chilli/Pepper)

76/23 Burpee Europe Ltd BLACK HUNGARIAN 19-OCT-14 76/24 Burpee Europe Ltd TANGERINE DREAM 19-OCT-14 76/25 Floranova BASKET OF FIRE 19-OCT-14 76/26 Burpee Europe Ltd CHIANG RAI 19-OCT-14

SOLANUM LYCOPERSICON L. (Tomato)

48/48 Burpee Europe Ltd BRANDY BOY 19-OCT-14 48/49 Burpee Europe Ltd BIG MAMA 19-OCT-14 48/50 Burpee Europe Ltd BURPEES LONGKEEPER 19-OCT-14 48/51 Burpee Europe Ltd BABY BOOMER 19-OCT-14 48/52 Burpee Europe Ltd STEAK SANDWICH 19-OCT-14 48/53 Burpee Europe Ltd PINK POUNDER 19-OCT-14

RAPHANUS SATIVUS L. (Radish)

56/2 A L Tozer Ltd MODENA 19-OCT-14

VI. TERMINATION OF PROTECTION AND DELETION FROM THE NATIONAL LIST

a) PROPOSALS TO SURRENDER GRANTS OF PLANT BREEDERS’ RIGHTS AND DELETE FROM A NATIONAL LIST

(iii) PROPOSED DELETION OF PLANT VARIETIES FROM A NATIONAL LIST

It is proposed to delete the following varieties from a National List at the request of the maintainer unless otherwise indicated. Anyone wishing to become the maintainer of any of these varieties should contact the National Authorities. (See introductory paragraphs on representations).

AFP no Name Maintainer Address Code

Agent Address Code

Agricultural

LUPINUS ANGUSTIFOLIUS L. (Blue Lupin)

75/30 SANABOR 6122 6107


2/2303 WINSOME (r2) 897 897 2/2514 MEZMAAR (r2) 897 897 2/2602 TETRIS (r2) 1681 1681

SECALE CEREALE L. (Winter Rye)

43/45 PICASSO 1335 1335 43/48 EVOLO 534 1335

c) TERMINATION OF GRANTS OF PLANT BREEDERS’ RIGHTS AND DELETION FROM A NATIONAL LIST

(iii) DELETION OF PLANT VARIETIES FROM A NATIONAL LIST

The following varieties have been deleted from a National List at the request of the maintainer unless otherwise indicated.


Agent Address Code

Agricultural

BETA VULGARIS L. SSP. VULGARIS VAR. SACCHARIFERA ALEF. (Sugar Beet)

45/996 BANDIT 543 1379 45/997 RASKAL 543 783

LOLIUM MULTIFLORUM LAM. (Italian Ryegrass (Tetraploid))

13/1930 LIVICTORY 719 719

PISUM SATIVUM L. (Field Pea)

84/262 EAGLE 1055 1055 84/520 CADDY 1357 355 84/535 ELGIN 520 23

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Agent Address Code


BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Winter Oilseed Rape) 35/1583 LIONESS 1348 1348 35/1592 NKBRAVOUR. 1961 1379 35/1608 CASTILLE 1397 1397 35/1609 MSP02 (c) 1397 1397 35/1721 PR46W10 (c) 1891 1733 35/1722 PR45D01 (c) 1891 1733 35/1829 ES ANETO 1083 1083 35/1831 ES ADAGIO 1083 1083 35/2132 VALDOR 686 1335 35/2421 HIFI 6111 1335 35/2510 CORELI 6111 1335 LINUM USITATISSIMUM L. (Linseed/Flax) 71/196 EOLE 1882 823 HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Spring Barley) 2/2030 APPALOOSA (r2) 63 224 2/2036 POKER (r2) 897 897 2/2054 CENTURION (r2) 182, 6094 182, 6094 HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Winter Barley) 2/1204 REGINA (r2) 830, 1527 1527 ×TRITICOSECALE WITTM. EX A. CAMUS (Triticale) 104/42 TAURUS 131 131 104/67 LEGALO 1604 823 TRITICUM AESTIVUM L. (Spring Wheat) 1/1519 EQUATION 670 1527 TRITICUM AESTIVUM L. (Winter Wheat) 1/1532 MASCOT 6130 6130 1/1537 ALCESTE 1088 1088 1/1546 GATSBY 224 224 1/1578 KIPLING 520 23 1/2078 KWS ROWAN 1335 1335 ZEA MAYS L. (Maize) 51/1002 GOLDCLAMP 6063 1527 51/1004 GOLDUST 6063 1527 51/1007 FERGUS 820 820 51/1012 AORAKI 1940 1940 51/1013 CODIFAR 1940 1940 51/1016 ES PRIDE 1083 1917 51/1123 PR39A44 (c) 1891 1502 51/1139 PR39D60 (c) 1891 1502

Vegetable PISUM SATIVUM L. (Wrinkled Pea) 11/634 REVEILLE 224 224

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VI. TERMINATION OF PROTECTION AND DELETION FROM THE NATIONAL LIST (Continued) d) EXPIRY OF GRANTS OF PLANT BREEDERS’ RIGHTS Notice is hereby given that grants of Plant Breeders’ Rights for the undermentioned varieties will expire on the dates shown. Attention is drawn to section 19(2) of the Plant Varieties Act 1997 which requires that the registered names must continue to be used after the expiry of rights.

AFP no Holder Address Code

Date of Grant

Name Date of Expiry

Ornamentals

PELARGONIUM L'HÉR. EX AIT. (Pelargonium) 36/107 1037 19-JAN-90 KLEDAP 18-JAN-15 ROSA L. (Rose (Bed)) 5/1191 377 02-JAN-90 DICOGLE 01-JAN-15 5/1193 377 02-JAN-90 DICNORTH 01-JAN-15

VII. OTHER ITEMS c) STATUTORY NOTICE CONCERNING VARIETIES TO BE RENEWED ON THE NATIONAL LISTS AFTER A PERIOD OF 10 YEARS Applications for renewal of the following varieties on the National Lists after a period of 10 years were advertised in the July 2014 edition of the Plant Varieties and Seeds Gazette. No representations were received and the National Authorities will, at the end of the 10 year period, renew these entries on the National Lists for a further period of 10 years to 31 December 2026.

AFP no Name Date of Addition

Maintainer Address Code

Agent Address Code

Agricultural

BETA VULGARIS L. SSP. VULGARIS VAR. SACCHARIFERA ALEF. (Sugar Beet) 45/1110 OPTA 19-MAR-06 543 1379 FESTUCA OVINA L. (Sheeps Fescue) 61/30 ABERFLEECE (am) 13-JUL-06 131 131 LOLIUM MULTIFLORUM LAM. (Italian Ryegrass (Diploid)) 13/2058 MURIELLO 05-MAY-06 571 128 LOLIUM PERENNE L. (Perennial Ryegrass (Diploid)) 13/1217 FOXTROT 19-MAR-96 1871 600 LOLIUM PERENNE L. (Perennial Ryegrass (Tetrapld)) 13/2048 TRINTELLA 19-MAR-06 600 600 13/2057 ASTONPRINCESS 01-SEP-06 719 719 PISUM SATIVUM L. (Field Pea) 84/113 MAGNUS 19-DEC-86 224 224 84/570 RAGTIME 01-FEB-06 1357 1357 TRIFOLIUM REPENS L. (White Clover) 41/76 ABERDAI 06-DEC-96 131 131 41/135 GRASSLANDS TRIBUTE 19-APR-06 6112 6168 VICIA FABA L. (Field Bean) 33/164 CLIPPER 06-DEC-96 1488 1488 33/220 ARTHUR 01-APR-06 1488 1488 BRASSICA NAPUS L. VAR. NAPOBRASSICA (L.) RCHB. (Swede) 38/12 MAGRES 16-JUN-76 600 600 38/74 HELENOR 01-JUL-96 23 23 38/92 LOMOND 19-MAY-06 121 224 38/93 GOWRIE 19-MAY-06 121 224 38/94 EMILY 19-SEP-06 23 23 BRASSICA OLERACEA L. CONVAR. ACEPHALA (DC.) ALEF. VAR. VIRIDIS L. (Fodder Kale) 39/61 CALEDONIAN 20-MAY-96 121 224

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Agent Address Code


BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Fodder Rape) 35/702 INTERVAL 19-FEB-96 121 121 35/1744 SWIFT UTILITY 19-APR-06 128 128 BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Winter Oilseed Rape) 35/1799 FINESSE 19-APR-06 1936 1934 35/1830 ES ANTONIA 01-DEC-06 1083 1083 35/1834 CANTI CS 01-DEC-06 1940 1940 35/1881 KALIF 01-DEC-06 1335 1335 35/1893 PALMEDOR 01-DEC-06 182 6136 35/1897 TEMPLE 01-DEC-06 23 23 LINUM USITATISSIMUM L. (Linseed/Flax) 71/118 LASER 06-DEC-96 1361 1361 AVENA SATIVA L. (Winter Oat) 3/231 JALNA 06-DEC-96 823 823 3/305 BROCHAN 01-MAR-06 131 131 HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Spring Barley) 2/2111 ANACONDA (r2) 01-DEC-06 618 1934 ×TRITICOSECALE WITTM. EX A. CAMUS (Triticale) 104/82 GRENADO 02-DEC-06 1800 823 TRITICUM AESTIVUM L. (Winter Wheat) 1/1033 SAVANNAH 06-DEC-96 224 224 1/1658 OAKLEY 01-FEB-06 1335 1335 1/1668 MAXWELL 01-DEC-06 1040 1934 1/1725 DUXFORD 01-DEC-06 897 897 1/1737 JB DIEGO 01-DEC-06 823 823 ZEA MAYS L. (Maize) 51/1094 DIXXOL 19-JUL-06 652 6094 51/1104 SALGADO 19-MAR-06 611 611 51/1111 KONSORT 19-MAR-06 611 611 51/1112 KLIFTON 19-MAR-06 611 611 51/1116 ANJOU 227 30-MAR-06 667 1315 51/1119 MAS 09A. 19-MAR-06 820 820 51/1120 MAS 12A. 19-MAR-06 820 820 51/1125 ES REGAIN 19-MAR-06 6058 6054 51/1126 ES PICKER 19-MAR-06 6058 6054 51/1133 TRADDI CS 19-MAR-06 1940 1940 SOLANUM TUBEROSUM L. (Potato) 4/296 STEMSTER 19-AUG-86 1874 1874 4/314 NIETA 19-AUG-86 1038 1038 4/529 CLARET 19-AUG-96 6270 6270 4/534 ANYA 19-AUG-96 6195 6195 4/699 BONNIE 19-APR-06 1038 1038 4/709 SANDPIPER 19-AUG-06 6127 6065

Vegetable BRASSICA RAPA L. VAR. RAPA (L.) THELL. (Turnip) 57/4 APPIN 16-JUN-76 128 131 57/81 MASSIF 19-JAN-96 121 224 57/82 DYNAMO 13-DEC-96 571 224 PHASEOLUS COCCINEUS L. (Runner Bean) 22/49 SNOW WHITE 20-JAN-86 189 189

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Agent Address Code

Vegetable (Continued)

PISUM SATIVUM L. (Wrinkled Pea) 11/550 GRIFFIN 06-DEC-96 224 224 11/554 SAMISH 06-DEC-96 155 6078 11/660 SKYE 06-JAN-06 54 229 d) STATUTORY NOTICE CONCERNING VARIETIES TO BE DELETED FROM THE NATIONAL LISTS AFTER A PERIOD OF 10 YEARS

After a Period of 10 Years The proposed deletion of the following varieties from the National Lists after a period of 10 years were advertised in the July 2014 edition of the Plant Varieties and Seeds Gazette. No representations were received so the varieties will be deleted with effect from 1 January 2017.



Agent Address Code

Agricultural

LOLIUM PERENNE L. (Perennial Ryegrass (Diploid)) 13/2067 BUTARA 1 19-MAR-06 600 600 PISUM SATIVUM L. (Field Pea) 84/70 PRINCESS 21-APR-86 224 224 84/302 FLARE 30-JAN-96 581 1335 84/330 NITOUCHE 13-DEC-96 224 224 84/541 SULLY 04-MAY-06 1919 1919 84/582 FIJI 02-DEC-06 224 224 BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Spring Oilseed Rape) 35/1812 PALLADIUM 19-JAN-06 1717 823 35/1814 KUMILY 19-JAN-06 1717 823 BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Winter Oilseed Rape) 35/816 SMART 06-DEC-96 1791, 1961 1379 35/1762 HELICO 31-DEC-06 1397 1397 35/1805 ES ARGONE 19-FEB-06 1083 1083 35/1839 NK PETROL 01-DEC-06 1791 1379 35/1840 NK KARIBIK 01-DEC-06 1791 1379 35/1845 AGAPAN 01-DEC-06 224 224 35/1847 CHAMPLAIN 01-DEC-06 1574 224 35/1853 CAVALCADE 01-DEC-06 1397 1397 35/1855 V141OL. 31-DEC-06 1397 1397 35/1858 INSIDER 01-DEC-06 1936 1934 35/1891 KOMANDO 01-DEC-06 686 1335 35/1902 PR45D03. 01-DEC-06 1891 1891 35/1904 PR46W14. 01-DEC-06 1891 1891 35/1907 FLASH 01-DEC-06 1348 1348 AVENA SATIVA L. (Spring Oat) 3/235 BANQUO 06-DEC-96 131, 1735 823, 131 3/318 ZUTON 01-DEC-06 131 131 HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Spring Barley) 2/1354 CHALICE (r2) 16-DEC-96 897 897 2/1375 FRACTAL (r2) 06-DEC-96 6094 6094 2/2187 INGMAR (r2) 02-DEC-06 1801 1934 2/2207 SNAKEBITE (r2) 01-DEC-06 897 897 HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Winter Barley) 2/2071 AZUREL (r6) 19-MAR-06 733 355 2/2073 ACCRUE (r2) 01-DEC-06 618 1934 2/2083 SUZUKA (r2) 19-AUG-06 897 897 2/2161 ACTRICE (r2) 01-NOV-06 618 1934 ×TRITICOSECALE WITTM. EX A. CAMUS (Triticale) 104/54 BINOVA 09-DEC-96 1751 355

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Agent Address Code


TRITICUM AESTIVUM L. (Spring Wheat) 1/1591 AC BARRIE 21-JUN-06 6064 6064 TRITICUM AESTIVUM L. (Winter Wheat) 1/1040 WESTON 06-DEC-96 23 23 1/1592 SOKRATES 23-FEB-06 6075, 6076 6075 1/1611 CONTENDER 01-MAR-06 224 224 1/1627 DRAYCOTT 09-JAN-06 23 23 1/1664 JAVELIN 01-DEC-06 1040 1934 1/1666 CANADAIR 01-DEC-06 1040 1934 1/1687 MARKSMAN 02-DEC-06 652 6094 1/1704 VELOCITY 01-DEC-06 224 224 ZEA MAYS L. (Maize) 51/1092 CLAXXON 19-MAR-06 652 6094 51/1099 BEACON 19-MAR-06 1676 224 51/1103 BEETHOVEN 19-MAR-06 1676 224

Vegetable BRASSICA RAPA L. VAR. RAPA (L.) THELL. (Turnip) 57/84 FIELDFARE 01-JUN-06 1024 128 g) DELETION OF VARIETIES FROM THE NATIONAL LISTS AFTER A PERIOD OF 10 YEARS The following varieties will be deleted from the National Lists on 1 January 2015



Agent Address Code

Agricultural

BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Winter Oilseed Rape) 35/1619 ARAGON 19-APR-04 561 1335 HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Winter Barley) 2/1983 CYPRESS (r2) 01-DEC-04 1335 1335 2/2003 COLIBRI (r6) 20-OCT-04 6111 263

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