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Plant Varieties and Seeds Gazette Plant Breeders’ Rights The Controller of Plant Variety Rights UK National Lists Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

Eastbrook Shaftesbury Road Cambridge CB2 8DR

Number 698

June 2020

ISSN 1755–912X

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Contents

A OFFICIAL NOTICES ............................................................................................................................ 1

1 Contacts in the plant variety rights office and seeds division and BSPB .............................................. 1

2 Applications for national listing or plant breeders’ rights for genetically modified candidates ............... 1

3 EC Common Catalogues of varieties of agricultural plant and vegetable species ................................ 1

4 Summary of closing dates for main ornamental crops tested at NIAB for the UK, CPVO and under bilateral agreements ................................................................................................................................ 2

5 Previous issues of the plant varieties and seeds gazette. .................................................................... 3

6 Plant breeders’ rights and national listing closing dates for submission of applications and plant material ................................................................................................................................................... 3

Spring sown agricultural crops ............................................................................................................. 4

Autumn sown vegetables ..................................................................................................................... 6

Summer sown vegetables ................................................................................................................... 7

Autumn sown agricultural crops ........................................................................................................... 8

7 Introductory paragraphs on representations ......................................................................................... 9

Written representations and requests to be heard ............................................................................... 9

National lists ...................................................................................................................................... 10

Plant breeders` rights and national lists ............................................................................................. 10

B VARIETIES LISTS ............................................................................................................................. 11

The following symbols are in use in the sections of the varieties lists: ............................................... 11

I Applications ......................................................................................................................................... 12

a) Applications for plant breeders' rights and/or additions to a national list ....................................... 12

II Naming of varieties............................................................................................................................. 12

a) Proposed names ........................................................................................................................... 12

b) Approved names ........................................................................................................................... 13

III Withdrawal of applications ................................................................................................................. 15

a) Withdrawal of applications ............................................................................................................. 15

IV Decisions .......................................................................................................................................... 16

a) Proposed acceptance or refusal of plant breeders’ rights and national list applications ................ 16

b) Grants of plant breeders’ rights and/or additions to a national list ................................................. 17

e) Refusal of applications for addition of plant varieties to a national list ........................................... 18

f) Following Representations ............................................................................................................. 19

VI termination of protection and deletion from the national list .............................................................. 19

a) Proposals to surrender grants of plant breeders’ rights and delete from a national list ................. 19

c) Termination of grants of plant breeders’ rights and deletion from a national list ............................ 21

d) Expiry of grants of plant breeders’ rights ....................................................................................... 22

VII Other items ...................................................................................................................................... 22

a) Address list .................................................................................................................................... 22

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A 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: Area Contact Contact details Team manager for UK national listing and UK plant breeders` rights administration

Rob Warlow Telephone: 02080 265930 Email: [email protected]

Wheat, oats, barley, triticale, rye, spelt wheat, sugar beet

Karen Lucas-Greef

Telephone: 02080 265844 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: 02080 265731 Email: [email protected]

Maize, field pea, field bean, sunflower, linseed, soya bean

Beata Potomska Telephone: 02080 267598 Email: [email protected]

Vegetables, ornamentals, fruit Caroline Power

Telephone: 02087 202795 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 modified candidates Customers considering applying for national listing (NL) or plant breeders’ rights (PBR) of plant species which contain genetically modified organisms (GMOs) should contact APHA 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/plant_propagation_material/plant_variety_catalogues_databases/search/public/index.cfm

http://ec.europa.eu/food/plant/plant_propagation_material/plant_variety_catalogues_databases/search/public/index.cfm

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4 Summary of closing dates for main ornamental crops tested at NIAB for the UK, CPVO and under 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 August 6th – 10th January 2021 AYR Crop 3 17th February 29th June – 3rd July 2020

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

Natural Season varieties, including garden varieties

1st December 14th – 17th April 2021

Dahlias 1st December 6th – 10th May 2021 Delphiniums Vegetatively propagated Seed propagated

1st December 1st December

17th – 21st February 2021 9th – 20th March 2021 depending on type 20th – 24th January 2021

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

1st December* 1st December

9th – 20th March 2021* 20th -24th April 2021

Narcissus 31st May 17th – 21st August 2020 Roses 30th September 1st -15th November 2020 Seed propagated ornamentals 1st December* 20th – 24th January 2021* Trees, shrubs and woody climbers 1st December* 9th -20th March 2021* Notes: Roses: the minimum plant quantity requirement is eight plants. Requesting authorities must forward their paperwork to the test centre within 10 working days of the final deadline for applications, to allow time for planning the trial. The deadlines apply to vegetatively propagated varieties except where specifically indicated, and assume all material to be container grown except for chrysanthemums which must be supplied in the form of cuttings. *Different dates will apply to varieties flowering over winter or in very early spring. Please ask for further information. No plant material should be sent until specifically requested. Submission periods may be varied slightly from year to year to take account of National Holidays etc, and applicants should read any instructions they receive with care.

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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: Rob Warlow Plant Variety Rights Office Animal and Plant Health Agency Varieties and Seeds Eastbrook Shaftesbury Road Cambridge CB2 8DR Email: [email protected]

Tel: 02080 265930 Fax: 02084 152504

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 02080 265731 who will provide either electronic or hard copy.

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 2020 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 2020 season.




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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:-

ACC NIAB Barn2 Park Farm Impington Cambridgeshire CB24 9NZ

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 GOV Website. Electronic submission is now possible.

Spring sown agricultural crops (a) Spring wheat

Closing date for receipt of applications 22 September 2020 Closing date for receipt of plant material 23 October 2020

(b) Annual meadowgrass, wood meadowgrass, smooth-stalked meadowgrass and rough

stalked meadowgrass

Closing date for receipt of applications 3 October 2020 Closing date for receipt of plant material 15 December 2020

(c) Brown top, red top, creeping bent and velvet bent

Closing date for receipt of applications 3 October 2020 Closing date for receipt of plant material 15 January 2021

(d) Common vetch

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 November 2020 Closing date for receipt of plant material 29 November 2020

(e) spring lupin, spring rye, spring spelt wheat and spring triticale

Closing date for receipt of applications 30 November 2020 Closing date for receipt of plant material 10 January 2021

(f) Spring barley and spring oats


(g) Spring field pea and spring field bean


https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/plant-varieties-technical-questionnaires

https://www.gov.uk/national-lists-of-agricultural-and-vegetable-crops

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Spring sown agricultural crops (continued) (h) 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 2020 Closing date for receipt of plant material When requested

(i) Spring linseed, spring flax

Closing date for receipt of applications 15 December 2020 Closing date for receipt of plant material 7 January 2021

(j) Ryegrass, white clover, festulolium

Closing date for receipt of applications 5 January 2021 Closing date for receipt of plant material 5 February 2021

(k) Sunflower


(l) Sugar beet


(m) Spring forage rape, spring turnip rape, fodder beet (mangels), fodder kale, swede,

fodder radish


(n) Spring oilseed rape, mustard, potatoes, hemp


(o) Maize

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 February 2021 Closing date for receipt of plant material 15 February 2021

(p) Soya beans

Closing date for receipt of applications 15 January 2021 Closing date for receipt of plant material 15 January 2021

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Autumn sown vegetables

(a) Kohlrabi

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 November 2020 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 December 2020

(b) Lettuce-open field


(c) Chinese cabbage


(d) Cucumber, endive, gourds, marrow, melons and tomatoes


(e) Runner bean

Closing date for receipt of applications 30 November 2020 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 February 2021

(f) Leeks, onions (spring sown), parsley and Turnip


(g) Spinach


(h) Broad bean, fenugreek and pea


(i) Celeriac

Closing date for receipt of applications 28 February 2021 Closing date for receipt of plant material 15 March 2021

(j) Carrot, celery and radish (salad & spring and summer sown storage)


(k) Cauliflower

Closing date for receipt of applications 28 February 2021 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 May 2021

(l) French bean

Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 April 2021 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 April 2021

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Summer sown vegetables (a) Onions (over wintered)

Closing date for receipt of plant material 15 July 2020

(b) Lettuce-glasshouse

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 August 2020 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 September 2020

(c) Sweet corn


(d) Marrow

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 April 2021 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 May 2021

(e) Endive

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 May 2021 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 June 2021

(f) Onions (over wintered)

Closing date for receipt of applications 15 June 2021

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Autumn sown agricultural crops (a) Winter oilseed rape (GM only)

Closing date for receipt of applications 30 June 2020 Closing date for receipt of plant material 10 August 2020

(b) Winter turnip rape

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 July 2020 Closing date for receipt of plant material 31 July 2020

(c) Winter field peas

Closing date for receipt of applications 11 July 2020 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 October 2020

(d) Winter forage rape and winter oilseed rape (non GM)

Closing date for receipt of applications 10 August 2020 Closing date for receipt of plant material 10 August 2020

(e) Winter linseed


(f) Winter Rye, winter spelt wheat and winter triticale


(g) Winter barley


(h) Winter wheat, winter oats and winter lupin


(i) Winter Field beans

Closing date for receipt of applications 12 September 2020 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 October 2020

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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 18 July 2020. 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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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 18 July 2020 if they relate to proposed additions and refusals and not later than 30 September 2020 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 list or 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 which the proposed decision relates;

c) Any person or organisation appearing to the national authorities to be representative of a class of persons 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 30 September 2020. 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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B VARIETIES LISTS

The following symbols are in use in the sections of the varieties lists: Symbol Meaning # 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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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

LOLIUM MULTIFLORUM LAM. (Italian Ryegrass (Diploid)) 13/3451 6438 UPSTART (am) . 21-MAY-20 RAPHANUS SATIVUS L. VAR. OLEIFORMIS PERS. (Fodder Radish) 44/17 6351 PALLATON 21-MAY-20 . HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Winter Barley) 2/3116 1985 SY THUNDERBOLT (r6) 18-MAY-20 . 2/3117 1985 SY VESSEL (r2) 18-MAY-20 .

Vegetable SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM L. VAR. LYCOPERSICUM (Tomato) 48/323 6430 ONDERO . 18-MAY-20

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

BETA VULGARIS L. SSP. VULGARIS VAR. SACCHARIFERA ALEF. (Sugar Beet) 45/1992 6186 WALLACE ST15979 NL 45/1993 6186 MORGAN ST12982 NL 45/1999 6186 STOKES ST12975 NL 45/2000 6186 BOTHAM ST12951 NL 45/2001 6186 STEWART ST12984 NL 45/2003 6186 BUTTON ST15949 NL 45/2005 6423 SOLAR MH4024 NL 45/2006 6423 TATTOO MH2006 NL 45/2008 6423 COMET MH2037 NL LOLIUM MULTIFLORUM LAM. (Italian Ryegrass (Diploid)) 13/3319 719 DOLUGA DSVLM100254 NL 13/3451 6438 UPSTART (am) PPG-TAR113 NL VICIA FABA L. (Field Bean) 33/337 6136 CASANOVA RLS 87102 NL

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a) Proposed names (continued) a) A

FP no Applicant address code

Proposed name Original name breeders’ reference

PBR/NL

Agricultural (continued)

BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Winter Oilseed Rape) 35/3250 224 LG AUCKLAND LE18/350 NL 35/3251 224 LG ADONIS LE18/405 NL 35/3254 1033 (PBR) AMARONE LEL18/416 PBR + NL 224 (NL) 35/3255 1033 (PBR) ANNIKA LEL18/415 PBR + NL 224 (NL) HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Spring Barley) 2/3274 897 SY TITANIUM (r2) SY418336 NL 2/3279 733 FENDER (r2) SC2902U1 NL 2/3282 733 SPINNER (r2) SC92295U NL 2/3290 6251 CB SCORE (r2) CB17-2021 NL 2/3362 1335 GERALDINE (r2) SJ176199 NL ×TRITICOSECALE WITTM. EX A. CAMUS (Triticale) 104/114 6255 SU LIBORIUS NORD11R875/008 NL TRITICUM AESTIVUM L. (Winter Wheat) 1/2893 719 LOXTON DSV318120 NL 1/2895 719 CHAMPION DSV318117 NL 1/2899 224 LG FARRIER LGWU155 NL 1/2901 224 LG TICKET LGWU157 NL 1/2922 6334 JOYFUL EW6677 NL 1/2929 6334 MAYFLOWER APB098-045 NL 1/2931 6334 TREASURE EW6761 NL 1/2947 897 SY VOLLEY SY118455 NL

Vegetable SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM L. VAR. LYCOPERSICUM (Tomato) 48/323 6430 ONDERO DRTH5014 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

FESTUCA RUBRA L. (Red/Chewings Fescue) 37/170 1871 TORONA (am) DLF FRC-3142 NL LOLIUM MULTIFLORUM LAM. (Italian Ryegrass (Diploid)) 13/3165 1974 RIPSY R 1791 NL 13/3446 646 MELINA ILVO135720 NL LOLIUM PERENNE L. (Perennial Ryegrass (Diploid)) 13/3253 1974 RANDY RA 3008 NL 13/3276 719 EUROLEAGUE (am) LPR 16370 NL 13/3307 1871 SAILA (am) DLF LPG-4299 NL 13/3390 215 BARZICO (am) 15ER18 NL 13/3404 719 EUROGOAL (am) LPR 16369 NL 13/3406 719 EUROSCOUT (am) LPR 14358 NL 13/3407 719 EUROSTYLE (am) LPR 16371 NL 13/3427 1871 SAQUI DLF LFD-9252 NL

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b) Approved names (continued) AFP no Applicant

address code Approved name Original name/

breeders’ reference PBR/NL

Agricultural

LOLIUM PERENNE L. (Perennial Ryegrass (Tetraploid)) 13/2871 1974 ELIXIR RA 9323 NL TRIFOLIUM REPENS L. (White Clover) 41/198 719 MUNIDA TR 0505 NL 41/201 1974 GIGA GIGA NL GLYCINE MAX (L.) MERR. (Soya Bean) 58/35 6136 SCULPTOR SOJ 133 NL HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Spring Barley) 2/3280 733 GUZEL (r2) SC3523U2 NL HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Winter Barley) 2/3235 733 IDILIC (r2) SC50733RH NL

Vegetable ALLIUM CEPA L. (Onion) 47/235 6400 218 WHITE MOUNTAIN BGS 358 NL ALLIUM PORRUM L. (Leek) 64/61 218 DARTER BEJO 3309 NL BRASSICA OLERACEA L. VAR. GEMMIFERA ZENKER (Brussels Sprout) 52/194 218 SILVIA BE 3171 NL CUCUMIS MELO L. (Melon) 88/43 202 ARKAIA 34-456 RZ PBR CUCUMIS SATIVUS L. (Cucumber) 89/141 202 KOSMICO 24-271 RZ PBR 89/142 202 FORADA 24-272 RZ PBR 89/143 202 BONSANNA 24-284 RZ PBR 89/144 202 FORAMI 24-265 RZ PBR LACTUCA SATIVA L. (Lettuce) 19/624 6386 TECHNOVA NUN 06193 LTL NL 19/715 6386 MOMENTOUS NUN 06147 LTL NL 19/716 6386 SPLASHBEE NUN 06560 LTL NL 19/717 6386 ESTIADA NUN 06186 LTL NL 19/718 6386 JADEKIN NUN 00207 LTL NL 19/719 6386 FIRSTKIN NUN 00224 LTL NL 19/720 6386 SPRINKIN NUN 00227 LTL NL 19/721 6386 BARCIA NUN 04108 LTL NL 19/722 6386 BASSARI NUN 08224 LTL NL 19/723 6386 MULTIGREEN 111 NUN 09111 LTL NL 19/724 218 LOUISANE BEJO 34-165 PBR 19/725 218 ROCHELLE BEJO 80-155 PBR + NL 19/726 202 ABARION 81-111 RZ PBR 19/727 202 AMARON 81-153 RZ PBR 19/728 202 HISTRION 81-175 RZ PBR 19/729 202 DEUTERON 81-189 RZ PBR 19/730 202 KALAT 79-224 RZ PBR 19/731 202 PIERINA 43-295 RZ PBR SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM L. VAR. LYCOPERSICUM (Tomato) 48/305 202 HEAVIOSO 72-014 RZ PBR 48/306 202 GERDICIA 72-738 RZ PBR 48/307 202 ADVENTURE 72-761 RZ PBR 48/309 202 DELIQUIA 74-130 RZ PBR 48/310 202 KAWAGUCHI 72-541 RZ PBR

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b) Approved names (continued) AFP no Applicant

address code Approved name Original name/

breeders’ reference PBR/NL

Vegetable (continued)

SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM L. VAR. LYCOPERSICUM (Tomato) (Continued) 48/311 202 LAMYCE 74-128 RZ PBR 48/312 202 NAKAUMI 72-540 RZ PBR 48/313 202 PINKWIN 73-816 RZ PBR 48/314 202 PIZARRO 74-340 RZ PBR 48/315 202 RYCHKA 74-342 RZ PBR 48/319 202 TRAMBELLINO 72-178 RZ PBR 48/321 202 ROZNARI 72-005 RZ PBR

Ornamentals CALIBRACHOA CERV (Calibrachoa) 167/1 60 SAKCAL115 (c) SAKCAL115 PBR 167/2 60 SAKCAL116 (c) SAKCAL116 PBR DIANTHUS L. (Carnation) 16/131 6432 WP19 NAM02 (c) WP19 NAM02 PBR 16/132 6432 WP19 NAM01 (c) WP19 NAM01 PBR 16/133 6432 WP19 MOU01 (c) WP19 MOU01 PBR IMPATIENS NEW GUINEA GROUP (Impatiens) 124/61 60 SAKIMP056 (c) SAKIMP056 PBR 124/62 60 SAKIMP057 (c) SAKIMP057 PBR 124/63 60 SAKIMP058 (c) SAKIMP058 PBR

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

BETA VULGARIS L. SSP. VULGARIS VAR. SACCHARIFERA ALEF. (Sugar Beet) 45/1909 6120 POSSUM . 19-MAY-20

Vegetable LACTUCA SATIVA L. (Lettuce) 19/642 202 ALISION 04-MAY-20 19/709 202 41-183 RZ 06-MAY-20

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IV Decisions a) Proposed acceptance or refusal of plant breeders’ rights and national list applications Corrections for data transferred from the Common Catalogue to the UK National List We are currently reviewing and correcting the information for varieties transferred from the common catalogue to the UK national list. Where we identify minor errors, such as misspellings within the variety name or incorrectly listed maintainers, we will change these within our variety tracking system (VTS). We will not publish minor changes in the gazette. If we identify more serious errors, for example the variety name having been assigned to the wrong species, we will publish the changes in VTS with a new AFP number. 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:


Name Proposed action NL Proposed maintainer address code

Agricultural

RAPHANUS SATIVUS L. VAR. OLEIFORMIS PERS. (Fodder Radish) 44/17 6351 PALLATON PBR HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Winter Barley) 2/3116 1985 (PBR) SY THUNDERBOLT (r6) PBR

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b) Grants of plant breeders’ rights and/or additions to a national list Corrections for data transferred from the common catalogue to the UK national list We are currently reviewing and correcting the information for varieties transferred from the common catalogue to the UK national list. Where we identify minor errors, such as misspellings within the variety name or incorrectly listed maintainers, we will change these within our variety tracking system (VTS). We will not publish minor changes in the gazette. If we identify more serious errors, for example the variety name having been assigned to the wrong species, we will publish the changes in VTS with a new AFP number. 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

PISUM SATIVUM L. (Field Pea) 84/715 6103 6136 AKOOMA 19-MAY-20 . 8803 84/716 6103 6136 STROMA 19-MAY-20 . 8802 BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Winter Oilseed Rape) 35/3110 1033 224 LG AVIRON (H) . 19-MAY-20 TRITICUM AESTIVUM L. (Winter Wheat) 1/2796 6334 6334 ASTOUND 19-MAY-20 . 8797 1/2814 6359 6336 LG TAPESTRY 19-MAY-20 . 8796 1/2815 6359 6336 LG SEEKER 19-MAY-20 . 8795 1/2836 6359 6336 LG QUASAR 19-MAY-20 . 8794 1/2838 6359 6336 LG PRINCE 19-MAY-20 . 8793 ZEA MAYS L. (Maize) 51/1569 652 6094 RGT OXXFORD . 19-MAY-20 51/1574 6058 6058 ES TOMMEN . 19-MAY-20 51/1591 820 820 MAS 065R (c) . 19-MAY-20 51/1592 820 820 MAS 053C (c) . 19-MAY-20

Vegetable ALLIUM CEPA L. (Onion) 47/234 6451 1455 LILIA . 01-MAY-20 ALLIUM PORRUM L. (Leek) 64/57 6430 6430 VARNASTAR . 19-MAY-20 APIUM GRAVEOLENS L. (Celery) 54/68 23 218 BACHATA . 19-MAY-20 54/69 23 218 CUMBIA . 19-MAY-20 BRASSICA OLERACEA L. VAR. GEMMIFERA ZENKER (Brussels Sprout) 52/189 189 189 AUTUMN STAR . 19-MAY-20 52/191 23 218 HECTOR . 19-MAY-20 52/193 23 218 ATTIS . 19-MAY-20 BRASSICA OLERACEA L. CONVAR. CAPITATA (L.) ALEF. VAR. ALBA DC. (White Cabbage) 53/292 23 218 ZACAPA . 19-MAY-20 DAUCUS CAROTA L. (Carrot) 74/136 23 218 YELLOW MOON . 19-MAY-20 74/140 23 218 BALDIO . 19-MAY-20

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b) Grants of plant breeders’ rights and/or additions to a national list (continued) AFP no Holder/maintainer

address code Agent address code

Name Date PBR Date NL Grant number

Vegetable (continued)

LACTUCA SATIVA L. (Lettuce) 19/393 23 218 FABRIS . 19-MAY-20 19/469 6386 6386 TEARFLASH 19-MAY-20 19-MAY-20 8804 19/482 6386 6386 CLARKE 19-MAY-20 . 8801 19/591 218 (PBR) 218 NOELLE 19-MAY-20 19-MAY-20 8805 23 (NL) 19/594 218 218 LEONICE 19-MAY-20 . 8799 19/620 218 218 DAMICE 19-MAY-20 . 8800 SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM L. VAR. LYCOPERSICUM (Tomato) 48/268 23 218 MOUNTAIN VINEYARD . 19-MAY-20 48/288 6430 6430 FUJIMARU . 19-MAY-20 PETROSELINUM CRISPUM (MILL.) NYMAN EX A. W. HILL (Parsley) 55/24 218 (PBR) 218 GREENSO 19-MAY-20 19-MAY-20 8806 23 (NL) SPINACIA OLERACEA L. (Spinach) 90/81 6430 6430 MELVILLE . 19-MAY-20

Amateur Vegetables

AMV no Applicant Name Date of NL

SOLANUM LYCOPERSICON L. (Tomato) 48/112 Burpee Europe Ltd BURPEES SAUCE 19-MAY-20 BRASSICA OLERACEA L. (Curly Kale) 66/14 Vital Seeds Ltd WILD GARDEN DAZZLING BLUE 19-MAY-20

e) Refusal of applications for addition of plant varieties to a national list


Name Reason

Agricultural

LOLIUM MULTIFLORUM LAM. (Italian Ryegrass (Diploid)) 13/3219 1871 DLF LMD-18155 The candidate variety does not have value for cultivation and use. LOLIUM MULTIFLORUM LAM. (Italian Ryegrass (Tetraploid)) 13/2960 128 FORUM The candidate variety does not have value for cultivation and use. LOLIUM PERENNE L. (Perennial Ryegrass (Diploid)) 13/3209 215 16LP10D03 The candidate variety does not have value for cultivation and use. 13/3211 215 BARRIOT The candidate variety not sufficiently uniform or stable and does not have value for cultivation and use. 13/3212 215 16LPD 139 The candidate variety does not have value for cultivation and use. 13/3227 1871 DINGHY The candidate variety does not have value for cultivation and use. 13/3228 1871 CORPORAL The candidate variety does not have value for cultivation and use. LOLIUM PERENNE L. (Perennial Ryegrass (Tetraploid)) 13/3206 215 16LP10T14 The candidate variety does not have value for cultivation and use. 13/3222 1871 MAYDANAM The candidate variety does not have value for cultivation and use. 13/3224 1871 GURRAM The candidate variety not sufficiently uniform or stable and does not have value for cultivation and use. 13/3237 1417 S11605T The candidate variety does not have value for cultivation and use. LOLIUM X HYBRIDUM HAUSSKN. (Hybrid Ryegrass (Tetraploid)) 13/3203 128 131 BAB773 The candidate variety does not have value for cultivation and use.

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e) Refusal of applications for addition of plant varieties to a national list (continued)


Name Reason


TRIFOLIUM REPENS L. (White Clover) 41/221 128 131 AC4635 The candidate variety not sufficiently uniform or stable and does not have value for cultivation and use. 41/222 128 131 AC4836 The candidate is not clearly distinct.

f) Following Representations (ii) Proposed grants of plant breeders’ rights and/or additions to a national list A notice of the proposed refusal of the following applications for Plant Breeders’ Rights and / or National Listing was published in the Plant Variety and Seeds Gazette. Representations were received against the proposed decisions. The representations have been accepted and it has been decided to propose to grant rights and or add these varieties to a National List.


Name PBR/NL proposed Date of publication

Agricultural

BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Swede Rape) 35/2992 6083 PX131 NL DEC-18

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

(i) Proposal to surrender grants of plant breeders’ rights Applications have been received offering to surrender plant breeders’ rights in the following varieties. (See introductory paragraphs on representations).

AFP no Holder address code

Date of grant Name

Agricultural

BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Spring Oilseed Rape) 35/2875 1006 19-MAR-17 DAWN 35/1705 1348 01-JAN-05 CELEBRATION 35/1907 1348 01-DEC-06 FLASH 35/1956 1348 19-JAN-08 DIMENSION 35/2040 1006 29-NOV-08 OSPREY 35/2109 719 01-JUN-10 V275OL 35/2338 1006 30-NOV-11 KITE 35/2490 1006 19-MAY-14 ADVANCE 35/2625 1006 30-NOV-14 SHORTEE 35/2627 1006 30-NOV-14 LANCER 35/2675 6192 01-APR-14 DWS 02A 35/2759 1006 30-NOV-15 SUNDIAL 35/3132 6192 01-APR-20 MSL109C11

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(i) Proposal to surrender grants of plant breeders’ rights (continued) AFP no Holder

address code Date of grant Name


HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Winter Barley) 2/3029 1985 19-JAN-19 SY MELBOURNE (r6) 2/3134 1985 01-NOV-18 FM113175 (r6) 2/3137 1985 01-NOV-18 MT117175 (r6)

(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

AGROSTIS CAPILLARIS L. (Brown Top) 42/34 LANCE (am) 845, 1315 845 BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Winter Oilseed Rape) 35/1695 LADOGA 224 224 35/1705 CELEBRATION 1348 1348 35/1830 ES ANTONIA 1083 1083 35/2040 OSPREY 1006 1006 35/2323 TROUBADOUR 2630 6136 35/2338 KITE 1006 1006 35/2476 DOZZEN 6103 6136 35/2490 ADVANCE 1006 1006 35/2517 POPULAR 719 719 35/2587 EINSTEIN 719 719 35/2618 MENHIR 6192 6136 35/2625 SHORTEE 1006 1006 35/2627 LANCER 1006 1006 35/2759 SUNDIAL 1006 1006 35/2782 SPARROW 719 719 35/2791 NAGINI 652 6136 35/2793 ALEZZAN 652 6136 35/2860 ES JANEIRO 1083 1083 35/2940 KUNZITE 548 6136 35/3008 AMAZZONITE 652 6094 35/3010 PYRITE 652 6094 HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Winter Barley) 2/3029 SY MELBOURNE (r6) 897 897

Vegetable BRASSICA OLERACEA L. CONVAR. BOTRYTIS (L.) ALEF. VAR. BOTRYTIS (Cauliflower) 59/10198 TROFEO 4053 4053 LACTUCA SATIVA L. (Lettuce) 19/13428 MICHAEL 4394 4395 19/13464 REDGLACE 4394 4395

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c) Termination of grants of plant breeders’ rights and deletion from a national list

(i) Termination of Grants of Plant Breeders’ Rights The grants of Plant Breeders’ Rights for the following varieties have been terminated at the request of the holder.


Date of grant

Name Date of termination

Agricultural

LOLIUM PERENNE L. (Perennial Ryegrass (Diploid)) 13/2395 1417 23-SEP-11 GLENKEEN 19-MAY-20 LOLIUM PERENNE L. (Perennial Ryegrass (Tetraploid)) 13/1305 1417 19-MAR-97 MAGICIAN 19-MAY-20 13/1755 1417 12-JUL-02 GLENCAR 19-MAY-20 13/2396 1417 01-JUN-09 CARRAIG 19-MAY-20 HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Spring Barley) 2/3082 6255 01-APR-19 JASPA (r2) 19-MAY-20

Vegetable CUCUMIS SATIVUS L. (Cucumber) 89/127 202 19-MAR-20 ROADIE 19-MAY-20 89/129 202 19-MAR-20 BLUESBROTHER 19-MAY-20

(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.

AFP no Name Maintainer address code

Agent address code

Agricultural

BETA VULGARIS L. SSP. VULGARIS VAR. SACCHARIFERA ALEF. (Sugar Beet) 45/1843 BARDENA KWS 611 1335 45/1857 BUTTERFLY 734 6286 45/1862 BONBON 6397 6397 45/1867 STORM 6397 6397 PISUM SATIVUM L. (Field Pea) 84/668 AIKIDO 6192 6136 VICIA FABA L. (Field Bean) 33/289 BERING 6192 6136 RAPHANUS SATIVUS L. VAR. OLEIFORMIS PERS. (Fodder Radish) 44/11533 PUMA 4153 4153 BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Spring Oilseed Rape) 35/1221 PLENTY 611 224 BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Winter Oilseed Rape) 35/2944 MAXWELL 6192 6136 HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Spring Barley) 2/2987 ACROWAN (r2) 618 1934

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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.


Date of grant

Name Date of expiry

Agricultural

BRASSICA NAPUS L. VAR. NAPOBRASSICA (L.) RCHB. (Swede) 38/71 121 21-AUG-95 BRORA 20-AUG-20 SOLANUM TUBEROSUM L. (Potato) 4/446 818 20-AUG-90 IMPALA 19-AUG-20 4/447 1501 20-AUG-90 FRIESLANDER 19-AUG-20

Ornamentals ROSA L. (Rose (Bed)) 5/1561 996 10-AUG-95 SPEKRA 09-AUG-20

VII Other items

a) Address list

(i) Amendments The address list published in the March 2020 Special Edition of the Gazette should be amended as follows:-

Code Name Address Reason 6083 Pioneer Hi-Bred Northern Europe Service Division GmbH Riedenburger Strasse 7, 81677 München, Germany Change of Address

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