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Plant Varieties and Seeds Gazette 

PLANT BREEDERS’ RIGHTS 

The Controller of Plant Variety Rights 

ISSN 1755–912X 

UK NATIONAL LIST 

Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 

Number 565 

Whitehouse Lane 

Huntingdon Road 

Cambridge 

CB3 0LF 

December 2010

The Food and Environment Research Agency 

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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. 

Fera 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. 

Fera 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. 

Fera 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. 

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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. 

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contact you in connection with occasional customer research aimed at improving the services that Fera 

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You should address your correspondence to: 

The Food and Environment Research Agency, 

Plant Varieties and Seeds, 

Whitehouse Lane, 

Huntingdon Road, 

Cambridge, 

CB3 0LF 

Telephone 01223 342379 

Fax 01223 342386 

email nlpbr.serv.del@fera.gsi.gov.uk

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 12 

I Applications 

a) Applications for Plant Breeders' Rights and/or Additions to a National List 15 

II Naming of Varieties 

a) Proposed Names 16 

b) Approved Names 17 

III Withdrawal of Applications 

a) Withdrawal of Applications 17 

IV Decisions 

a) Proposed Grants of Plant Breeders` Rights and/or Additions to a National List 17 

b) Grants of Plant Breeders` Rights and/or Additions to a National List 19 

V Changes in Applicants for or Holders of PBR and Maintainers of Varieties in NL 

b) Amendments to the National Lists of Varieties 20 

VI Termination of Protection and Deletion from a National List 

a) Proposals to Surrender Grants of PBR and Delete from a National List 21 

c) Termination of Grants of Plant Breeders’ Rights and Deletion from a National List 21 

VII Other Items 

a) Address List 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 and Turnip 

rape, Forage rape, Forage kale, 

Swede, Vegetables, Potatoes 

Team Leader National Listing 

and UK Plant Breeders` Rights 

Administration, Oilseed rape 

Maize, Ornamentals, Fruit, Field 

pea, Field bean, Sugar beet, 

Lupins, Sunflower, Soya bean, 

Borage, Linseed 

Wheat, Oats, Barley, Triticale, 

Rye, Spelt wheat 

Herbage, Gazette preparation 

and publication 

Diane Foxen Telephone 01223 342336 

Email: diane.foxen@fera.gsi.gov.uk 

Claire Treliving Telephone 01223 342350 

Email: claire.treliving@fera.gsi.gov.uk 

Ann Thorpe Telephone 01223 342351 

Email: ann.thorpe@fera.gsi.gov.uk 

Karen Utting Telephone 01223 342357 

Email: karen.utting@fera.gsi.gov.uk 

Brian Richardson Telephone 01223 342396 

Email: brian.richardson@fera.gsi.gov.uk 

Integrated VCU trials Robert Jackson, BSPB Woolpack Chambers 

BSPB 

16 Market Place Ely CB7 4ND 

Telephone 01353 653202 

Email: robert.jackson@bspb.co.uk 

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 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 

Consolidated versions of the EC Common Catalogue of varieties of Agricultural Plant and varieties 

of Vegetable Species can be found on the EC Health & Consumer Protection website. 

a) Common catalogue of varieties of agricultural plant species: 

http://ec.europa.eu/food/plant/propagation/catalogues/agri2010/index_en.htm 

b) Common catalogue of varieties of vegetable species: 

http://ec.europa.eu/food/plant/propagation/catalogues/index_en.htm 

If you experience any problems or difficulties accessing these sites, please contact Brian 

Richardson Tel: 01223 342396 

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Official Notices - continued 

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 Submission period for 

for applications delivery of material 

Chrysanthemums (including Ajania) 

All Year Round varieties (AYR) 

AYR Crop 1 14 th July 4 th – 8 th January 

AYR Crop 2 30 th October 8 th – 12 th March 

AYR Crop 3 17 th February 28 th June – 2 nd On receipt, applications will be allocated to 

the next suitable growing trial 

July 

Natural Season varieties, including garden 

varieties 

1 st December 5 th – 9 th April 

Dahlias 1 st December 3 rd – 7 th Delphiniums 

May 

Vegetatively propagated 

1 

Seed propagated 

st December 

1 st 1 

December 

st – 5 th February/ 

22 nd – 26 th March 

depending on type 

18 th – 22 nd Herbaceous perennials 

January 

Hardy varieties 

1 

Tender varieties (and "basket"/pot plants) 

st December* 

1 st 8 

December 

th – 19 th March* 

19 th – 23 rd April 

Narcissus 31 st May 16 th – 20 th August 

Roses 15 th February 1 st November – 31 st March 

Seed propagated ornamentals 1 st December* 18 th – 22 nd January* 

Trees, shrubs and woody climbers 1 st December* 8 th – 19 th March* 

Notes: 

Roses: For future DUS testing the DUS Protocol has increased the minimum plant quantity 

requirement from six plants to eight 

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. 

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

Bilateral agreements (Continued) 

Address for delivery of plant material: 

Ornamental Crops (attention Mrs C. Heffer), 

NIAB 


Cambridge 

CB3 0LE 

United Kingdom 

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

please contact: 

Mrs Ann Thorpe 

Plant Variety Rights Office 

Food and Environment Research Agency 

Varieties and Seeds 



Cambridge 

CB3 0LF 

Email: Ann.Thorpe@fera.gsi.gov.uk 

Tel: (01223) 342351 

Fax: (01223) 342386 

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 01223 342396 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 2011 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 2011 season. 

BSPB will request seed for VCU trials. Wheat, barley, oats and field bean seed for DUS plots will 

normally be requested by Fera. 

Address for receipt of seed is:- ACC (Agricultural Crop Characterisation) 

FAO Sally Rule 

Plant Services 

NIAB 


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. 

Plant breeders who are intending to make applications and/or submit plant material for Plant 

Breeders’ Rights and/or National List tests and trials in the 2011 season in respect of the following 

species are asked to arrange for these to be sent to the address below so as to arrive not later than 

the dates given: 

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 Fera Website. Electronic 

submission is now possible. 

Spring Sown Agricultural Crops 

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

(b) Oenothera 

Closing date for receipt of plant material 15 January 2011 

Closing date for receipt of plant material 31 December 2010 

(c) Spring Lupins, Spring Rye, Spring Triticale 


(d) Spring Field Beans, Spring Field Peas 


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and plant material (Continued) 

Spring Sown Agricultural Crops (Continued) 

(e) Spring Barley, Spring Oats 

(f) Borage 



(g) Red Clover, Alsike Clover, Meadow Fescue, Tall Oatgrass, Birdsfoot Trefoil, Cocksfoot, 

Lucerne, Sainfoin, Tall Fescue, Red Fescue (includes Chewings Fescue), Alaska Brome 

Grass, Rescue Grass, Black Medick, Hungarian Vetch, Hairy Vetch, Small Timothy 

(h) Potatoes 

Closing date for receipt of plant material When requested 


(i) Spring Linseed and Flax 


(j) Spring Oilseed Rape, Mustard 


(k) Ryegrass, White Clover, Timothy and Festulolium 

(l) Sunflower 

Closing date for receipt of applications 5 January 2011 

Closing date for receipt of plant material 5 February 2011 



(m) Spring Forage Rape, Spring Turnip Rape, Sugar Beet, Fodder Beet (Mangels), Fodder 

Kale, Swede, Fodder Radish 

(n) Maize, 



Closing date for receipt of applications 15 February 2011 


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(o) Soya beans 

(p) Spring Wheat 


Closing date for receipt of plant material 4 March 2011 

Closing date for receipt of applications 22 September 2011 

Closing date for receipt of plant material 22 October 2011 

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

Stalked Meadowgrass 

Closing date for receipt of applications 3 October 2011 


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

(s) Oenothera 

(t) Common Vetch 

Closing date for receipt of applications 3 October 2011 

Closing date for receipt of applications 30 November 2011 


Closing date for receipt of plant material 29 November 2011 

(u) Spring Lupins, Spring Rye, Spring Triticale 


(v) Spring Field Beans, Spring Field Peas 


(w) Spring Barley, Spring Oats 

(x) Borage 



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(y) Red Clover, Alsike Clover, Meadow Fescue, Tall Oatgrass, Birdsfoot Trefoil, Cocksfoot, 

Lucerne, Sainfoin, Tall Fescue, Red Fescue (includes Chewings Fescue), Alaska Brome 

Grass, Rescue Grass, Black Medick, Hungarian Vetch, Hairy Vetch, Small Timothy 

(z) Potatoes 


Closing date for receipt of applications 15 December 2011 

(aa) Spring Linseed and Flax 


(bb) Spring Oilseed Rape, Mustard 


Autumn Sown Vegetables 

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


(b) Lettuce-open field 


(c) Chinese cabbage 

(d) Runner Bean 



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

(f) Spinach 





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Autumn Sown Vegetables (Continued) 

(g) Broad Bean, Fenugreek and Pea 



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

(i) Celeriac 





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

(k) French Bean 




Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 April 2011 

(l) Cauliflower 

(m) Kohlrabi 


Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 May 2011 



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


(o) Lettuce-open field 


(p) Chinese cabbage 

(q) Runner Bean 



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Summer Sown Vegetables 

(a) Sweet corn 

(b) Marrow 

(c) Endive 



Closing date for receipt of applications 1 April 2011 

Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 May 2011 

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 May 2011 

Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 June 2011 

(d) Onions (over wintered) 

Closing date for receipt of applications 15 June 2011 

Closing date for receipt of plant material 15 July 2011 

(e) Lettuce-glasshouse 

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 August 2011 

Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 September 2011 

Autumn Sown Agricultural Crops 

(a) Winter Oilseed Rape (GM only) 

Closing date for receipt of applications 30 June 2011 

Closing date for receipt of plant material 10 August 2011 

(b) Winter Turnip Rape 

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 July 2011 

Closing date for receipt of plant material 31 July 2011 

(c) Winter Field Peas 

Closing date for receipt of applications 11 July 2011 


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



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Autumn Sown Agricultural Crops (Continued) 

(e) Winter Linseed 



(f) Winter Rye and Triticale 

(g) Winter Barley 

(h) Winter Oats 

(i) Winter Lupins 









(j) Winter Field Beans 

(k) Winter Wheat 





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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 January 2011. 

Written representations should be accompanied by a fee of £30.00 (Cheques should be made 

payable to Fera). 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: 


The Plant Variety Rights Office 



Cambridge 

CB3 0LF 

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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 18 January 2011 if they relate to proposed additions and refusals and not later than 31 March 

2011 where they relate to proposed deletions. Written representations should be accompanied by a 

fee of £30.00. (Cheques should be made payable to Fera). 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: 


Varieties and Seeds 



Cambridge 

CB3 0LF 

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 31 March 2011. 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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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 

PISUM SATIVUM L.(PARTIM) (Field Pea) 

Proposed Name/ 

Breeder’s Reference 

Agricultural 

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Date of PBR Application Date of NL Application 

84/653 6136 SR 4268 3.1 . 29-NOV-10 

84/654 6136 RLP 4591709 . 29-NOV-10 

84/656 6136 RLP 70214 . 29-NOV-10 

84/657 224 LN1112 . 29-NOV-10 

84/658 224 LN2036 . 29-NOV-10 

84/659 224 04A00745 . 29-NOV-10 

VICIA FABA L.(PARTIM) (Field Bean) 

33/262 6136 RLS C97640 . 24-NOV-10 

33/263 6136 RLS B97650 . 24-NOV-10 

33/264 6136 RLS A97580 . 24-NOV-10 

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

35/2172 6083 PX100CL . 08-AUG-08 

AVENA SATIVA L. (Spring Oat) 

3/355 1335 LW 04W033-02 . 29-NOV-10 

3/356 1552 NORD 06/106 . 29-NOV-10 

3/357 224 LW02W014-04G . 30-NOV-10 

3/358 823 BOR 04111 . 30-NOV-10 

3/359 823 BAUB 10.4013 . 30-NOV-10 

3/360 823 SW081219 . 30-NOV-10 

3/361 823 14498CN2/1 . 30-NOV-10 

HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Spring Barley) 

2/2604 224 NSL10-8242-A (r2) . 26-NOV-10 

2/2605 224 NSL10-8275-A (r2) . 26-NOV-10 

2/2606 224 NSL10-8288-A (r2) . 26-NOV-10 

2/2607 224 NSL10-8290-A (r2) . 26-NOV-10 

2/2608 224 NSL10-8320-A (r2) . 26-NOV-10 

2/2609 224 NSL09-2133-A (r2) . 26-NOV-10 

2/2610 224 LN0910 (r2) . 26-NOV-10 

2/2611 224 NOS14292-59 (r2) . 26-NOV-10 

2/2612 224 UN-Z6218 (r2) . 26-NOV-10 

2/2613 1335 KWS 09/320 (r2) . 26-NOV-10 

2/2614 1335 KWS 09/330 (r2) . 26-NOV-10 

2/2615 1335 KWS 10/206 (r2) . 26-NOV-10 

2/2616 1335 LW 04W041-10 (r2) . 26-NOV-10 

2/2617 1335 KWS 107083 (r2) . 29-NOV-10 

2/2618 1335 KWS 107010 (r2) . 29-NOV-10 

2/2619 6255 NORD 08/2341 (r2) 29-NOV-10 29-NOV-10 

2/2620 6255 NORD 09/2421 (r2) 29-NOV-10 29-NOV-10 

2/2621 6255 NORD 10/1116 (r2) 29-NOV-10 29-NOV-10 

2/2622 618 AC 10/1 (r2) 29-NOV-10 29-NOV-10 

2/2623 618 AC 10/2 (r2) 29-NOV-10 29-NOV-10 

2/2624 618 AC 10/3 (r2) 29-NOV-10 29-NOV-10 

2/2625 733 SC 85318 (r2) . 29-NOV-10 

2/2626 733 SC 85068 (r2) . 29-NOV-10 

2/2627 733 SC 85677 (r2) . 29-NOV-10 

2/2628 733 SC 25949K3 (r2) . 29-NOV-10 

2/2629 6250 CA613003 (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2630 6250 CA711508 (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2631 823 SJ107856 (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2632 823 AC 07/551/145 (r2) 30-NOV-10 30-NOV-10 

2/2633 823 BR 9404C7 (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2634 1934 PF15020-56 (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2635 823 SJL108001 (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2636 6103 LSB0315-6 (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2637 6103 LSB0084-24 (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2638 6103 LSB0084-24 (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2639 6103 LSB0084-24 (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2640 1681 SJ 096029 (r2) . 30-NOV-10

I. APPLICATIONS (Continued) 

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


Address Code 




Agricultural (Continued) 

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Date of PBR Application Date of NL Application 

2/2641 897 SY 409-228 (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2642 897 SY 409-228 (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2643 897 SY 410-251 (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2644 897 SY 410-254 (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2645 897 SY 410-255 (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2646 897 SY 410-256 (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2647 897 SY 410-257 (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2648 823 SJ108036 (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2649 823 SW 57065 (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

SOLANUM TUBEROSUM L. (Potato) 

4/783 503 G03TT007006 . 11-NOV-10 

Vegetable 

LYCOPERSICON LYCOPERSICUM (L.) KARSTEN EX FARW. (Tomato) 

48/236 6246 T20 . 09-NOV-10 

48/237 6246 9061 . 09-NOV-10 

a) PROPOSED NAMES 

II. NAMING OF VARIETIES 

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


Address Code 

LOLIUM PERENNE L. (Perennial Ryegrass (Diploid)) 

Proposed Name Original Name 

Breeders’ Reference 

Agricultural 

PBR/NL 

13/2541 215 GLENARIFF 7PVC138 NL 

13/2542 215 CLANRYE 7PVC168 NL 

13/2713 6129 ANTONIOS ZLP00-331 NL 

13/2716 6129 ENSILVIO ZLP03-052 NL 

LOLIUM X BOUCHEANUM KUNTH (Hybrid Ryegrass (Tetraploid)) 

13/2621 6129 PALMATA LH9925 NL 

TRIFOLIUM REPENS L. (White Clover) 

41/180 215 KATY ABM 22662 NL 


33/254 6136 FABELLE SR 4026 NL 

BRASSICA OLERACEA L. CONVAR. ACEPHALA (DC.) ALEF. VAR. MEDULLOSA THELL. + VAR. VIRIDIS L. (Fodder kale) 

39/80 85 SOVEREIGN PG515 NL 

BRASSICA NAPUS L.(PARTIM) (Spring Oilseed Rape) 

35/2353 6083 PR45H72 X02N3961 NL 

35/2354 6083 PR45H73 X04N2051 NL 


35/2174 6188 JUMPER BCSMAO001 NL 

35/2175 6188 ALTER BCSMAOS002 NL 

35/2188 224 JULIANA NSL 08/181 NL 

35/2189 224 NICOLA RG278/14 NL 

35/2316 1936 PATRON RG2905 PBR + NL 

35/2326 1083 ES LIDIA EGC914 NL 

35/2336 1083 ES JASON EGC965 NL 

35/2337 1083 ES MITOS EGC968 NL

a) PROPOSED NAMES (Continued) 


Address Code 

TRITICUM AESTIVUM L. (Spring Wheat) 

II. NAMING OF VARIETIES (Continued) 

Proposed Name Original Name 



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PBR/NL 

1/2024 1335 KWS ALDERON KWS W185 NL 

1/2026 1335 KWS BITTERN KWS W183 NL 

TRITICUM AESTIVUM L. (Winter Wheat) 

1/2030 719 SKYLARK LEU 90123 NL 

SOLANUM TUBEROSUM L. (Potato) 

4/782 6034 BUTE 166HVN05 PBR + 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. 


Address Code 


Approved Name Original Name/ 


Agricultural 

PBR/NL 

35/2227 6136 CREATION RAP 0821 NL 

LINUM USITATISSIMUM L. (Linseed/Flax) 

71/214 23 BATSMAN VDB 0113-2 NL 

SECALE CEREALE L. (Winter Rye) 

43/50 224 BOOSTER CH1 NL 

ZEA MAYS L.(PARTIM) (Maize) 

51/1334 611 KROFT KXA9003 NL 

51/1338 611 KOMWELL KXA9007 NL 

51/1353 1940 SCOOP CSM 8112 NL 

LACTUCA SATIVA L. (Lettuce) 

Vegetable 

19/344 6153 SHOWDOWN 80-0901001-B NL 

19/345 6153 POWERBLOCK 80-0901002-B NL 

a) WITHDRAWAL OF APPLICATIONS 

III. 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. 


Address Code 




Agricultural 

Date PBR Application 

Withdrawn 

Date NL Application 

Withdrawn 

84/629 6136 FRANKLIN . 26-NOV-10 


2/2487 618 ACTRESS 12-NOV-10 12-NOV-10 

2/2543 224 NSL07-8188-A (r2) . 23-NOV-10 

2/2544 224 NSL08-2490-B (r2) . 23-NOV-10 

2/2545 224 NSL08-3079-B (r2) . 23-NOV-10 

2/2553 23 O 03135-12 (r2) . 23-NOV-10

a) WITHDRAWAL OF APPLICATIONS (Continued) 


Address Code 

HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Winter Barley) 

III. WITHDRAWAL OF APPLICATIONS (Continued) 




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Date PBR Application 

Withdrawn 

Date NL Application 

Withdrawn 

2/2437 1335 ACKOR (r6) . 08-NOV-10 

2/2438 23 CAMPAGNE (r6) . 12-NOV-10 


1/1993 6103 MEDALLIST . 03-NOV-10 

1/2005 897 SYN 10857 . 11-NOV-10 

IV. DECISIONS 

a) PROPOSED ACCEPTANCE OR REFUSAL 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: 


Address Code 


Name Proposed Action NL Proposed Maintainer 

Address Code 

Agricultural 

1/2024 1335 KWS ALDERON NL 1335 

1/2026 1335 KWS BITTERN NL 1335 

(ii) PROPOSED REFUSAL OF APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS OF PLANT BREEDERS’ RIGHTS 

It is proposed to refuse a grant of rights in the following cases for the reasons stated: 


Address Code 


Name Reason 

Agricultural 

13/2526 600 PUYOL not uniform and stable 

13/2534 600 SALVATORI not uniform and stable 

LOLIUM PERENNE L. (Perennial Ryegrass (Tetraploid)) 

13/2525 600 KOMAC not distinct from ALCANDER

IV. DECISIONS (Continued) 

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

(iii) PROPOSED REFUSAL OF APPLICATIONS FOR ADDITIONS OF PLANT VARIETIES TO A NATIONAL LIST 

It is proposed to refuse to add to a National List in the following cases for the reasons stated: 


Address Code 

Name Reason 


Agricultural 

35/2163 1940 XAVI CS clear improvement in stem canker does not compensate for clear weakness in standing ability 

35/2164 1940 SLAKI CS performance characters below the NL mean not compensated for by good stem canker resistance 

35/2165 1068 FERDIE no clear improvement 

35/2172 6083 PX100CL no clear improvement 

35/2173 6083 PT200CL no clear improvement 

35/2174 6188 JUMPER performance characters below the NL mean not compensated for by good stem canker resistance 

35/2175 6188 ALTER performance characters below the NL mean not compensated for by good stem canker resistance 

35/2189 224 RG278/14 no clear improvement 

35/2195 1335 TUAREG no clear improvement 

35/2214 3399 DK CATALYST clear improvement in stem canker does not compensate for poor standing ability 

35/2218 686 GOLF no clear improvement 

35/2220 652 REZZEDA no clear improvement 

35/2221 652 AZZOR clear improvement in stem canker does not compensate for clear weakness in standing ability 


2/2483 823 STREIF The candidate variety does not have value for cultivation and use. 

2/2490 6136 TRUSTY The candidate variety does not have value for cultivation and use. 

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 

13/2535 600 600 TIESTO 30-NOV-10 . 8119 

13/2553 85 85 CERETEC CENTURION (am) . 30-NOV-10 

13/2676 600 600 KALMIA (am) . 30-NOV-10 

13/2677 600 600 BANBURY (am) . 30-NOV-10 


13/2425 600 600 ASPECT . 30-NOV-10 

13/2826 652 6094 RORQUAL . 30-NOV-10 


84/641 1252 224 STRADA . 30-NOV-10 

84/642 686 823 KENZZO . 30-NOV-10 


33/251 1252 224 OBELISK . 30-NOV-10 


35/2115 1397 1397 DK CATSKILL . 30-NOV-10 

35/2196 611 611 RIVALDA (H) . 30-NOV-10 

35/2203 1397 1397 DK EXPOWER (H) . 30-NOV-10 

35/2209 1397 1397 DK CAYENNE . 30-NOV-10 

35/2210 1397 1397 DK CAMELOT . 30-NOV-10 

35/2232 6192 6136 ERATON . 30-NOV-10 

35/2240 6190 6190 BOHEME . 30-NOV-10 

35/2241 1791 1791 TACTIC . 30-NOV-10 

35/2243 1791 1791 SY MERLOT (H) . 30-NOV-10 

AVENA SATIVA L. (Spring Oat) 

3/340 182 6136 CAVALCADE . 30-NOV-10 

3/341 907 823 CAPRI . 30-NOV-10 

3/342 1552 1552 MELODY 30-NOV-10 30-NOV-108118 

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IV. DECISIONS (Continued) 

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

AFP no Holder/Maintainer 

Address Code 

AVENA NUDA L. (Winter Naked Oat) 

Agent 

Address Code 

Name Date PBR Date NL Grant 

Number 


3/339 131 823 MASON . 30-NOV-10 


2/2465 224 224 OVERTURE (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2469 224 224 GENIE (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2472 1252 224 GENTLE (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2474 1681 224 PENGUIN (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2478 733 355 SHANDY (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2481 1681 823 COLUMBUS (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2482 1681 823 BOGART (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2485 1934 (PBR) 1801 SOLDO (r2) 30-NOV-10 30-NOV-10 8116 

1801 (NL) 

2/2486 1934 (PBR) 1801 CUPITO (r2) 30-NOV-10 30-NOV-10 8117 

1801 (NL) 

2/2494 897 897 SY FIRKIN (r2) . 30-NOV-10 

2/2577 224 224 MARESI (r2) . 01-DEC-10 

HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Winter Barley) 

2/2392 1335 1335 FLORENTINE (r2) . 19-NOV-10 

2/2442 897 897 SY NINKASI (r2) . 19-NOV-10 

2/2447 224 224 ARCHER (r2) . 19-NOV-10 

2/2448 224 224 CANYON (r2) . 19-NOV-10 

2/2452 1681 224 MATROS (r2) . 19-NOV-10 

2/2453 823 823 CAVELL (r2) . 19-NOV-10 


1/1960 6149 6149 MULIKA . 19-NOV-10 


1/1908 1335 1335 KWS MADRYN . 19-NOV-10 

1/1924 733 733 VASCO . 19-NOV-10 

1/1985 6103 6094 PURSUIT . 30-NOV-10 

1/1986 6103 6094 TORCH . 30-NOV-10 

1/1988 6103 6094 RELAY . 30-NOV-10 

1/1994 6103 6094 RAZZANO . 30-NOV-10 

1/2009 224 224 CRUSOE . 30-NOV-10 

1/2016 224 224 AVATAR . 30-NOV-10 

1/2022 6149 6149 MONTEREY . 30-NOV-10 

1/2023 6149 6149 DELPHI . 30-NOV-10 

ACV no Maintainer 

Address Code 

Agent 

Address Code 

BRASSICA NAPUS L. (PARTIM) (Swede Rape) 

Agricultural Conservation Varieties 

Name Region of Origin Date of 

NL 

35/1 6229 6229 NEVIN United Kingdom 30-NOV-10 

V. CHANGES IN APPLICANTS FOR OR HOLDERS OF GRANTS OF PLANT BREEDERS’ RIGHTS AND 

MAINTAINERS OF VARIETIES IN NATIONAL LISTS 

b) AMENDMENTS TO THE NATIONAL LISTS OF VARIETIES 

(i) AGRICULTURAL NATIONAL LISTS 

Common Name Amendment 

Yellow Lupin Maintainer for variety 75/32 POOTALLONG has changed from 6194 to 6245 

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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 

2/1955 6094 06-DEC-03 MACAW (r2) 

(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 

LUPINUS LUTEUS L. (Yellow Lupin) 

Agricultural 

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Agent 

Address Code 

75/19 WODJIL 1781 1315 


41/40 KERSEY 529 529 


35/1638 GRIZZLY 652 652 


2/1955 MACAW (r2) 6094 6094 


1/1512 EXETER 224 224 

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. 

AFP no Holder 

Address Code 

Date of 

Grant 


Name Date of 

Termination 

Agricultural 

35/2138 1936 19-AUG-10 LORELEY 19-NOV-10 

(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. 


Address Code 

LOLIUM MULTIFLORUM LAM. (Italian Ryegrass (Diploid)) 

Agricultural 

Agent 

Address Code 

13/1896 ABEREPIC 131 131 

13/1968 ABERMARIO 131 131 


13/1147 ABERSILO 131 131 

13/2115 ARTIST 600 600 

13/2198 ABERSWEET 131 131

VI. TERMINATION OF PROTECTION AND DELETION FROM THE NATIONAL LIST (Continued) 

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

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


Address Code 



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Agent 

Address Code 

13/846 ROSALIN 600 600 

13/1049 PIAMONTE 600 600 

13/2129 ELITAL 652 224 

LOLIUM X BOUCHEANUM KUNTH (Hybrid Ryegrass (Tetraploid)) 

13/2021 ACROBAT 652 224 


41/129 ABERBOOST 131 131 

41/130 ABERGUARD 131 131 

41/131 ABERJET 131 131 

41/147 ABERATOM 131 131 

41/148 ABERSPRING 131 131 


35/1136 LIFINEST 1348 1348 

ZEA MAYS L.(PARTIM) (Maize) 

51/685 LG 21.85 (c) 667 224 

51/765 LG 2195 (c) 667 224 

51/834 SONNET 1077 224 

51/836 SERENADE 1077 224 

51/880 CROWN 6202 224 

51/920 LG3193 (c) 213 224 

51/931 IMPRESSION 1676 224 

51/948 KINGDOM 6202 224 

51/961 LG3214 (c) 667 224 

51/990 FURIOSO 6202 1934 

51/1026 APOSTROF 667 1917 

51/1036 BEAUTY 25, 224 1676, 29 

51/1082 EISENHOWER 1676 224 

51/1083 SEPTRE 1676 224 

51/1084 MAJESTIC 1676 224 

51/1087 SHERMAN 1676 224 

51/1180 AVENGER 6202 224

a) ADDRESS LIST 

(i) AMENDMENTS 

VII. OTHER ITEMS 

The address list published in the February Special Edition of the Gazette should be amended as follows: - 

Code Name Address Reason 

1683 Toft Plant Breeding APS Smedevej 1, Harre, DK-7870 Roslev, Denmark Change of Address 

(ii) ADDITIONS 

The following names and addresses should be added to the address list at the numbers stated. 

Code Name Address 

6245 Soya UK Ltd Longways House, Burnetts Lane, West End, Southampton, SO30 2HH, United Kingdom 

6246 Gourmet Genetics Owls Acre, Kellett Gate, Low Fulney, Spalding, PE12 6EJ, United Kingdom 

6247 J.R Simplot Company-A Nevada-USA Corp 99 Main-Street, Suite 1300, US-Boise, USA 

6248 Ipulse 9-10 Savile Row, London, United Kingdom 

6249 Nordic Seed A/S Grindsnabevej 25, 8300 Odder, Denmark 

6250 Carlsberg A/S Ny Carlsberg Vej 100, 1760 Kobenhavn V, Denmark 

6251 Carlsberg A/S Group Research Gamle Carlsberg Vej 4-6, 2500 Valby, Denmark 

6252 Hortech Ltd The Long Barn, Moddershall, Stone, Staffordshire, ST15 8TQ, United Kingdom 

6253 Worfield Gardens Worfield, Nr Bridgnorth, Shropshire, United Kingdom 

6254 Selgen AS Stupice 24, 250 84 Sibrina, Czech Republic 

6255 Nordsaat Saatzucht Gmbh Bohnshausenerstrasse 1, 38895 Langenstein, Germany 

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