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Management of Variety Collections

Raimundo LavignolleSenior Counsellor, UPOV

Geneva, March 18 to 20, 2010

Seminar on DUS Test ing Seminar on DUS Test ing

Introduction

Management of Variety Collections

PREVIEW

INTRODUCTION

VARIETIES OF COMMON KNOWLEDGE

ESTABLISHING A VARIETY COLLECTION

SELECTING VARIETIES FOR THE GROWING TRIAL


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DistinctnessThe variety shall be deemed to be distinct if it is clearlydistinguishable from any other variety whose existence is amatter of common knowledge at the time of the filing of theapplication.

Candidate

varietyVS

All varieties of

common knowledge

DistinctnessThe variety shall be deemed to be distinct if it is clearlydistinguishable from any other variety whose existence is amatter of common knowledge at the time of the filing of theapplication.

INTRODUCTION

Candidatevariety VS

All varieties of common knowledge

INTRODUCTION


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Candidatevariety VS


INTRODUCTION

Candidatevariety VS


INTRODUCTION


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Candidatevariety VS


INTRODUCTION

Candidatevariety VS


NEW Species

?

INTRODUCTION


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Varieties of Common Knowledge

Reduce the number in the trial

Step 1: Making an inventory of the varieties of common knowledge;

Step 2: Establishing a collection (variety collection)Step 3: Selecting the varieties from the variety collection

INTRODUCTION

MAINTENANCE

OF VARIETYCOLLECTIONS

ELABORATING

THE NOTION OF VARIETIES

OF COMMON

KNOWLEDGE

CONSTITUTION

OF VARIETY

COLLECTIONS

SELECTING

VARIETIES FOR

THE GROWING

TRIAL

TGP/4

TGP/9

INTRODUCTION


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1. Commercialization of propagating or harvested material of the variety, or publishing a detailed description;

2. The filing of an application for the grant of a breeders right or for the enteringof a variety in an official register of varieties,

3. Existence of living plant material in publicly accessible plant collections.

4. Common knowledge is not restricted to national or geographical borders



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MAINTENANCE

OF VARIETYCOLLECTIONS

ELABORATING

THE NOTION OF VARIETIES

OF COMMON

KNOWLEDGE

CONSTITUTION

OF VARIETY

COLLECTIONS

SELECTING

VARIETIES FOR

THE GROWING

TRIAL

TGP/4

TGP/9



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TGP/4

MAINTENANCEOF VARIETY

COLLECTIONS

CONSTITUTIONOF VARIETY

COLLECTIONS


FORMS OF VARIETY COLLECTION

DESCRIPTIONS

PLANT MATERIAL

SEED

TGP/4


COLLECTIONS


COLLECTIONS


RANGE OF THE VARIETY COLLECTION

GENUS

SPECIES

SUBSPECIES

TYPE OF VARIETY (SHORT DAY TYPE)

GROUPS OF VARIETIES (GROUPING ch.)


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TGP/4


COLLECTIONS


COLLECTIONS


VARIETIES NOT INCLUDED IN THE COLLECTION

PUBLICATION

COOPERATION BETWEEN MEMBERS

PANEL OF EXPERTS


COLLECTIONS


COLLECTIONS

A VARIETY COLLECTION CANNOT BEESTABLISHED DEFINITIVELY

TGP/4



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COLLECTIONS


COLLECTIONS

COOPERATION IN MAINTENANCE

AUTHORITIES

BREEDERS

TGP/4



SELECTING THE VARIETIES FROMCOLLECTION

a) commercialization of propagating or harvested material of the variety, or publishing a detailed description;

(b) the filing of an application for the grant of a breeders right or for the entering of a variety in an official register of varieties,

(c) existence of living plant material in publicly accessible plant collections.

Large number needs to be reduced


Step 2: Establishing a collection (variety collection)

Step 3: Selecting the varieties from the variety collection


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INTRODUCTION



SELECTING VARIETIES FOR THE GROWING TRIAL

SUMMARY

Th a n k y o u

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