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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 683 May 2019

ISSN 1755–912X

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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 I Applications a) Applications for Plant Breeders' Rights and/or Additions to a National List 13 II Naming of Varieties a) Proposed Names 15 b) Approved Names 17 III Withdrawal of Applications a) Withdrawal of Applications 17 IV Decisions a) Proposed Acceptance or Refusal of PBR and National List Applications 18 b) Grants of Plant Breeders` Rights and/or Additions to a National List 19 V Changes in Applicants for or Holders of PBR & Maintainers of Varieties in NL b) Amendments to the National Lists of Varieties 21 VI Termination of Protection and Deletion from a National List a) Proposals to Surrender Grants of Plant Breeders’ Rights and Delete from a National List 21 b) Withdrawal of a Proposal to Delete a Plant Variety from a National List 22 c) Termination of Grants of Plant Breeders’ Rights and Deletion from a National List 22 d) Expiry of Grants of Plant Breeders’ Rights 23 VII Other Items a) Address List 23 b) Amendments to Previous Gazette 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: 02080 265930 Email: [email protected]

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

Caroline Hart Telephone: 02080 265742 Email: [email protected]

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

Karen Lucas 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]

Ornamentals, Fruit Eleanor Gibson-Forty

Telephone: 02087 201459 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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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 for applications

Submission period for delivery of material

Chrysanthemums (including Ajania)

All Year Round varieties (AYR)

AYR Crop 1 14th August 6th – 10th January 2020

AYR Crop 3 17th February 1st – 5th July 2019

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

Natural Season varieties, including garden varieties

1st December 14th – 17th April 2020

Dahlias 1st December 6th – 10th May 2019

Delphiniums

Vegetatively propagated

Seed propagated

1st December 1st December

17th – 21st February 2020 9th – 20th March 2020 depending on type 20th – 24th January 2020

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

1st December* 1st December

9th – 20th March 2020* 20th -24th April 2020

Narcissus 31st May 19th – 23rd August 2019

Roses 30th September 1st -15th November 2019

Seed propagated ornamentals 1st December* 20th – 24th January 2020*

Trees, shrubs and woody climbers 1st December* 9th -20th March 2020*

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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Official Notices - continued 4. Summary of closing dates for main ornamental crops tested at NIAB for the UK, CPVO and

under 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:

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.




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Official Notices - continued

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 2019 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 2019 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:-

ACC-DUS NIAB Huntingdon Road Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB3 0LE

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 2019 Closing date for receipt of plant material 23 October 2019

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

Closing date for receipt of applications 3 October 2019 Closing date for receipt of plant material 15 December 2019

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

Closing date for receipt of applications 3 October 2019 Closing date for receipt of plant material 15 January 2019

(d) Common Vetch

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 November 2019 Closing date for receipt of plant material 29 November 2019

(e) Spring Lupin, Spring Rye and Spring Triticale

Closing date for receipt of applications 30 November 2019 Closing date for receipt of plant material 10 January 2020

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

Spring Sown Agricultural Crops (Continued)

(f) Spring Barley and Spring Oats


(g) Spring Field Pea and Spring Field Bean


(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 2019 Closing date for receipt of plant material When requested

(i) Spring Linseed and Spring Flax

Closing date for receipt of applications 15 December 2019 Closing date for receipt of plant material 7 January 2020

(j) Spring Oilseed Rape, Mustard, Potatoes


(k) Ryegrass, White Clover, Festulolium

Closing date for receipt of applications 5 January 2020 Closing date for receipt of plant material 5 February 2020

(l) Sunflower


(m) Sugar Beet


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


(o) Maize

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 February 2020 Closing date for receipt of plant material 15 February 2020

(p) Soya Beans

Closing date for receipt of applications 15 January 2020 Closing date for receipt of applications 15 January 2020

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Autumn Sown Vegetables

(a) Kohlrabi

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 November 2019 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 December 2019

(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 2019 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 February 2020

(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 2020 Closing date for receipt of plant material 15 March 2020

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


(k) Cauliflower

Closing date for receipt of applications 28 February 2020 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 May 2020

(l) French Bean

Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 April 2020 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 April 2020

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Summer Sown Vegetables

(a) Endive

Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 June 2019

(b) Onions (over wintered)

Closing date for receipt of applications 15 June 2019 Closing date for receipt of plant material 15 July 2019

(c) Lettuce-glasshouse

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 August 2019 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 September 2019

(d) Sweet corn


(e) Marrow

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 April 2020 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 May 2020

(f) Endive

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 May 2020

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Autumn Sown Agricultural Crops

(a) Winter Oilseed Rape (GM only)

Closing date for receipt of applications 30 June 2019 Closing date for receipt of plant material 10 August 2019

(b) Winter Turnip Rape

Closing date for receipt of applications 1 July 2019 Closing date for receipt of plant material 31 July 2019

(c) Winter Field Peas

Closing date for receipt of applications 11 July 2019 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 October 2019

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

Closing date for receipt of applications 9 August 2019 Closing date for receipt of plant material 9 August 2019

(e) Winter Linseed


(f) Winter Rye 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 2019 Closing date for receipt of plant material 1 October 2019

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Official Notices - continued 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 June 2019. 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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Official Notices - continued 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 June 2019 if they relate to proposed additions and refusals and not later than 31 August 2019 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 31 August 2019. 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

Proposed Name/ Breeder’s Reference

Date of PBR Application Date of NL Application

Agricultural

FESTUCA RUBRA L. (Red/Chewings Fescue) 37/163 1871 AIGLON (am) . 02-APR-19 LOLIUM PERENNE L. (Perennial Ryegrass (Diploid)) 13/3127 1871 SINGAPORE (am) . 02-APR-19 13/3196 1871 ETIENNA (am) . 16-APR-19 13/3262 1871 DLF LPG-3211 (am) . 16-APR-19 13/3263 1871 DLF LPG-2056 (am) . 16-APR-19 13/3392 1871 DLF LPG-9375 (am) . 16-APR-19 13/3393 1871 DLF LPG-4300 (am) . 16-APR-19 POA PRATENSIS L. (S.Stalked Meadowgrs) 63/76 1871 RIHANNA (am) . 02-APR-19 HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Spring Barley) 2/3097 1033 LG FURLONG (r2) 30-APR-19 . 2/3099 1033 LG BRONCO (r2) 30-APR-19 . SOLANUM TUBEROSUM L. (Potato) 4/868 901 6172 AURUM . 17-APR-19

Vegetable ALLIUM PORRUM L. (Leek) 64/57 6430 VARNASTAR . 12-APR-19 BRASSICA OLERACEA L. CONVAR. BOTRYTIS (L.) ALEF. VAR. BOTRYTIS (Cauliflower) 59/286 6430 WHITEX . 12-APR-19 CAPSICUM ANNUUM L. (Chili/Pepper) 76/15 202 FINALIST 30-APR-19 CUCUMIS MELO L. (Melon) 88/41 202 FLECHAVERDE 30-APR-19 CUCUMIS SATIVUS L. (Cucumber) 89/134 202 24-260 RZ 30-APR-19 DAUCUS CAROTA L. (Carrot) 74/146 6430 CARRUBA . 12-APR-19 DIPLOTAXIS TENUIFOLIA L. DC (Rocket) 158/4 202 89-005 RZ 30-APR-19 LACTUCA SATIVA L. (Lettuce) 19/621 202 42-468 RZ 30-APR-19 19/622 202 ACUARIO 30-APR-19 19/629 6386 KATUSA . 17-APR-19 SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM L. VAR. LYCOPERSICUM (Tomato) 48/286 6430 BIANCITA . 15-APR-19 48/287 6430 FLAVETTA . 15-APR-19 48/288 6430 FUJIMARU . 15-APR-19 48/289 6430 SV3357TC . 15-APR-19 48/290 6430 TORELINO . 15-APR-19 48/291 6430 YELORITA . 15-APR-19 48/292 202 ALVALADE 30-APR-19 48/293 6386 LUVION . 30-APR-19

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



Date of PBR Application Date of NL Application

Vegetable (Continued)

PISUM SATIVUM L. (Wrinkled Pea) 11/736 6386 LIMBESA . 13-MAR-19 11/742 6430 SV0823QG . 12-APR-19 11/743 6430 SV3628QH . 12-APR-19 11/744 6430 SV8112QH . 12-APR-19 SPINACIA OLERACEA L. (Spinach) 90/78 6430 BERKNER . 12-APR-19 90/79 6430 JAVA . 12-APR-19 90/80 6430 MAGNETIC . 12-APR-19 90/81 6430 MELVILLE . 12-APR-19 90/82 6430 MIDWAY . 12-APR-19 90/83 6430 RAPANUI . 15-APR-19 90/84 6430 ANTIGUA . 12-APR-19 90/85 6386 MINKAR . 17-APR-19 ZEA MAYS L. (Sweet Corn) 157/11 6430 SV1446SD . 15-APR-19 BRASSICA OLERACEA L. CONVAR. BOTRYTIS (L.) ALEF. VAR. CYMOSA DUCH. (Sprouting Broccoli) 65/12 6430 SHARD . 12-APR-19 65/13 6430 SKYTREE . 12-APR-19 SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM L. X S. HABROCHAITES (Solanum Lycopersicu) 163/1 6430 EQUIFORT . 15-APR-19

Ornamentals DIANTHUS L. (Carnation) 16/130 6432 WP18 CAS06 30-APR-19 . ROSA L. (Rose (Climber)) 5/2141 1292 KIRHIAM 17-APR-19 .

Agricultural Conservation Varieties

ACV no Applicant

Name Region of Origin Date of NL Application

HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Spring Barley) 2/6 6434 MORAYSHIRE GOLD United Kingdom 01-APR-19 2/7 6434 MIDAS United Kingdom 01-APR-19 2/8 6434 CHARIOT United Kingdom 01-APR-19 SOLANUM TUBEROSUM L. (Potato) 4/6 1413 HARLEQUIN United Kingdom 12-FEB-19

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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) 45/1885 611 KATJANA KWS 7K758 NL 45/1886 611 SHAMILA KWS 8K824 NL 45/1887 611 FLORENTINA KWS 8K814 NL 45/1888 611 ANNAFRIEDA KWS 8K825 NL 45/1890 611 SMART LETTA KWS 8K845 NL 45/1892 611 SMART RIXTA KWS 8K846 NL 45/1893 611 MARUSCHA KWS 8K852 NL 45/1899 6276 BTS3305N (c) B7116 NL 45/1900 6276 BTS3020 (c) B8124 NL 45/1901 6276 BTS5770 (c) B8136 NL 45/1902 6276 BTS7860 (c) B8152 NL FESTUCA RUBRA L. (Red/Chewings Fescue) 37/163 1871 AIGLON (am) DLF FRT-10114 NL LOLIUM PERENNE L. (Perennial Ryegrass (Diploid)) 13/3127 1871 SINGAPORE (am) LMG-LPG 3050 NL 13/3196 1871 ETIENNA (am) DLF-LPG 2051 NL 13/3379 1871 GILDARA (am) DLF LPG-3066 NL 13/3388 215 JUGGERNAUT (am) 15ER 834 Nl POA PRATENSIS L. (S.Stalked Meadowgrs) 63/76 1871 RIHANNA (am) LMG PPG-4238A NL PISUM SATIVUM L. (Field Pea) 84/723 823 MONZA NOS309.022-026.7 NL VICIA FABA L. (Field Bean) 33/325 6136 ALLISON RLS 77105 NL 33/326 6136 BOLIVIA RLS 77107 NL BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Winter Oilseed Rape) 35/3087 6388 ELMSTAR CBI 17-1 NL 35/3088 6388 SAXON CBI 17-2 NL 35/3104 652 KAZZE HRD1211 NL 35/3106 652 BLACKMILLION HRE1296 NL 35/3109 224 LG ARCADE LE17/330 NL 35/3110 224 LG AVIRON LE17/332 NL 35/3116 1033 (PBR) LG ALITA LEL17/345 PBR + NL 224 (NL) 35/3136 897 SY BLOSSOM RNX3758 NL 35/3232 897 SY CEASAR RNX3744 NL AVENA SATIVA L. (Spring Oat) 3/430 823 CASPIAN 065-SO2011AU2 NL TRITICUM AESTIVUM L. (Spring Wheat) 1/2881 1335 KWS PENDULUM KWSW374 NL TRITICUM AESTIVUM L. (Winter Wheat) 1/2853 1335 KWS KINNELLUM KWSW355 NL 1/2854 1335 KWS DELUXUM KWSW356 NL 1/2856 1335 KWS PLECTRUM KWSW358 NL 1/2857 1335 KWS KERANKUM KWSW359 NL 1/2858 1335 KWS CRANIUM KWSW360 NL 1/2860 1335 KWS DINKUM KWSW362 NL 1/2861 1335 KWS FULCRUM KWSW363 NL 1/2864 1335 KWS RACKUM KWSW366 NL 1/2865 1335 KWS JUGUM KWSW367 NL 1/2868 1335 KINGFISHER SJM0281 NL

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II. NAMING OF VARIETIES (Continued) a) PROPOSED NAMES (Continued)


Proposed Name Original Name Breeders’ Reference

PBR/NL

Vegetable

ALLIUM PORRUM L. (Leek) 64/57 6430 VARNASTAR SV0550ZM NL BRASSICA OLERACEA L. CONVAR. BOTRYTIS (L.) ALEF. VAR. BOTRYTIS (Cauliflower) 59/286 6430 WHITEX SVAC7366 NL DAUCUS CAROTA L. (Carrot) 74/146 6430 CARRUBA SVDN5756 NL LACTUCA SATIVA L. (Lettuce) 19/516 202 SIMAO 43-147 RZ PBR 19/560 202 HALDANE 79-155 RZ PBR 19/575 202 SONDO 43-173 RZ PBR 19/583 202 XEM 79-414 RZ PBR 19/584 202 BONARDA 79-554 RZ PBR 19/589 202 BOUTSEN 84-66 RZ PBR 19/609 202 EXCERNO 79-839 RZ PBR 19/629 6386 KATUSA NUN 08203 LTL NL SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM L. VAR. LYCOPERSICUM (Tomato) 48/286 6430 BIANCITA DRTC8538 NL 48/287 6430 FLAVETTA DRTC6031 NL 48/288 6430 FUJIMARU DRTG3093 NL 48/289 6430 SV3357TC (c) SV3357TC NL 48/290 6430 TORELINO DRTC3318 NL 48/291 6430 YELORITA SVTS8142 NL PISUM SATIVUM L. (Wrinkled Pea) 11/742 6430 SV0823QG (c) SV0823QG NL 11/743 6430 SV3628QH (c) SV3628QH NL 11/744 6430 SV8112QH (c) SV8112QH NL SPINACIA OLERACEA L. (Spinach) 90/77 8712 SPACE BEJO 1299 NL 90/78 6430 BERKNER SVVC5593 NL 90/79 6430 JAVA SVVC8414 NL 90/80 6430 MAGNETIC SVVB0421 NL 90/81 6430 MELVILLE SVVC5044 NL 90/82 6430 MIDWAY SVVC8155 NL 90/83 6430 RAPANUI SVVB5191 NL 90/84 6430 ANTIGUA SVVC5663 NL 90/85 6386 MINKAR NUN 05048 SPS NL ZEA MAYS L. (Sweet Corn) 157/11 6430 SV1446SD (c) SV1446SD NL BRASSICA OLERACEA L. CONVAR. BOTRYTIS (L.) ALEF. VAR. CYMOSA DUCH. (Sprouting Broccoli) 65/12 6430 SHARD SVBL0224 NL 65/13 6430 SKYTREE SV3623BL NL SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM L. X S. HABROCHAITES (Solanum Lycopersicu) 163/1 6430 EQUIFORT DRTX0018 NL

Ornamentals DIANTHUS L. (Carnation) 16/129 6432 WP18 ZOR01 FLUTTERBY PBR 16/130 6432 WP18 CAS06 WP18 CAS06 PBR ROSA L. (Rose (Climber)) 5/2141 1292 KIRHIAM KIRHIAM PBR

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II. NAMING OF VARIETIES (Continued) 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) 37/162 33 MARACAS (am) FRRS275 NL LOLIUM MULTIFLORUM LAM. (Italian Ryegrass (Diploid)) 13/3169 719 SENDERO DSVLM 090099 NL LOLIUM PERENNE L. (Perennial Ryegrass (Diploid)) 13/3151 1871 GWYNETT (am) DLF LPG-3061 NL BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Winter Oilseed Rape) 35/2978 6055 BR416 (c) CWH416 NL 35/2980 6055 BR417 (c) CWH417 NL AVENA SATIVA L. (Spring Oat) 3/433 1552 AMBON NORD15/808 PBR + NL

Vegetable SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM L. VAR. LYCOPERSICUM (Tomato) 48/265 202 DALTOMA 72-728 RZ 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.



Date PBR Application Withdrawn

Date NL Application Withdrawn

Agricultural

LOLIUM PERENNE L. (Perennial Ryegrass (Diploid)) 13/3140 215 15LPD 121 17-APR-19 .

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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

BETA VULGARIS L. SSP. VULGARIS VAR. SACCHARIFERA ALEF. (Sugar Beet) 45/1840 611 CATRIONA KWS (D) (m) (2) NL 611 45/1841 611 SANCHA KWS (D) (m) (2) NL 611 45/1843 611 BARDENA KWS (D) (m) (2) NL 611 45/1845 611 ELDORANA KWS (D) (m) (2) NL 611 45/1847 611 SMART RIVETTA KWS (D) (m) (2) NL 611 45/1852 734 LACEWING (D) (m) (2) NL 734 45/1857 734 BUTTERFLY (D) (m) (2) NL 734 45/1862 6397 BONBON (D) (m) (2) NL 6397 45/1867 6397 STORM (D) (m) (2) NL 6397 45/1874 6186 SHERMAN (D) (m) (2) NL 6186 NOTE: The ploidy of both seed-bearing and pollen-shedding components of seed producing crops of sugar is established as follows: 2 2N X 2N Male sterile diploid with a male diploid LOLIUM PERENNE L. (Perennial Ryegrass (Diploid)) 13/3127 1871 SINGAPORE (am) NL 600 13/3196 1871 ETIENNA (am) NL 600 PISUM SATIVUM L. (Field Pea) 84/707 6136 ORCHESTRA NL 652 HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Winter Barley) 2/3050 1335 KWS HAWKING (r2) PBR 2/3051 1335 KWS PATRIOT (r2) PBR 2/3052 1335 KWS TERRIER (r2) PBR TRITICUM AESTIVUM L. (Spring Wheat) 1/2783 1335 SHACKLETON PBR 1/2787 1335 KWS GIRAFFE PBR TRITICUM AESTIVUM L. (Winter Wheat) 1/2769 1335 KWS PARKIN PBR 1/2770 1335 KWS KINETIC PBR 1/2774 1335 SARTORIAL PBR

Vegetable APIUM GRAVEOLENS L. (Celeriac) 54/17620 4120 ALICIA NL 4045 BETA VULGARIS L. SSP. VULGARIS VAR. FLAVESCENS DC. F. CRISPA (Spinach Beet/Chard) 49/17619 4458 PALLA ROSSA 2 NL 4440 BRASSICA OLERACEA L. CONVAR. BOTRYTIS (L.) ALEF. VAR. BOTRYTIS (Cauliflower) 59/17618 4269 ROMANESCO PRECOCE NL 4251

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IV. DECISIONS (Continued) a) PROPOSED ACCEPTANCE OR REFUSAL OF PLANT BREEDERS’ RIGHTS AND NATIONAL LIST APPLICATIONS (Continued) (i) PROPOSED GRANTS OF PLANT BREEDERS’ RIGHTS AND/OR ADDITIONS TO A NATIONAL LIST (Continued)


Name Proposed Action NL Proposed Maintainer Address Code

Vegetable (Continued)

LACTUCA SATIVA L. (Lettuce) 19/510 202 GARETHIA PBR 19/511 202 CORINTIA PBR 19/515 202 ULMO PBR 19/523 202 ALLENDE PBR 19/529 202 QUEVEDO PBR 19/551 202 ONETTI PBR 19/552 202 BEHN PBR 19/555 202 MONZA PBR 19/557 202 BAMAKO PBR 19/564 202 MASANAS PBR 19/566 202 AGNESINAS PBR 19/567 202 BOYANAS PBR 19/572 202 MALENITA PBR 19/587 202 KINTELMO PBR 19/589 202 BOUTSEN PBR SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM L. VAR. LYCOPERSICUM (Tomato) 48/248 202 OPERINO PBR PISUM SATIVUM L. (Wrinkled Pea) 11/736 6386 LIMBESA PBR RAPHANUS SATIVUS L. (Radish) 56/17617 4242 STINGER NL 4122 CAPSICUM ANNUUM L. (Chili/Pepper) 76/8 202 DEMRISA PBR 76/9 202 ACUSTICO PBR 76/10 202 PALERMO ROSSIO PBR 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

BETA VULGARIS L. SSP. VULGARIS VAR. SACCHARIFERA ALEF. (Sugar Beet) 45/1781 611 1335 SMART SANYA KWS (D) (m) (2) . 19-APR-19 45/1832 6276 6276 BTS2045 (c) (D) (m) (2) . 19-APR-19 45/1833 6276 6276 BTS1915 (c) (D) (m) (2) . 19-APR-19 45/1838 611 1335 EVALOTTA KWS (D) (m) (2) . 19-APR-19 45/1846 611 1335 SMART BREANNA KWS (D) (m) (2) . 19-APR-19 45/1879 6186 6318 BRUBECK (D) (m) (2) . 19-APR-19 NOTE: The ploidy of both seed-bearing and pollen-shedding components of seed producing crops of sugar is established as follows: 2 2N X 2N Male sterile diploid with a male diploid FESTUCA RUBRA L. (Red/Chewings Fescue) 37/11229 4175 4167 KING JAMES . 30-APR-19 LOLIUM X HYBRIDUM HAUSSKN. (Hybrid Ryegrass (Diploid)) 13/15349 4525 4153 DORIAL . 30-APR-19

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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

Agent Address Code

Name Date PBR Date NL Grant Number

Agricultural (Continued)

LOLIUM X HYBRIDUM HAUSSKN. (Hybrid Ryegrass (Tetraploid)) 13/2967 103 215 BANNFOOT . 19-MAR-18 TRIFOLIUM PRATENSE L. (Red Clover) 40/89 1417 1417 FEARGA . 19-APR-19 BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Winter Oilseed Rape) 35/3010 652 6094 PYRITE (H) . 01-APR-19 LINUM USITATISSIMUM L. (Linseed/Flax) 71/246 620 (PBR) 23 BLISS 19-APR-19 19-APR-19 8574 23 (NL) HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Spring Barley) 2/3068 1985 897 SY TUNGSTEN (r2) 19-APR-19 . 8568 2/3073 1985 897 SY SPLENDOR (r2) 19-APR-19 . 8567 2/3082 6255 1934 JASPA (r2) 01-APR-19 01-APR-19 8565 ZEA MAYS L. (Maize) 51/1553 652 6094 RGT KINXX . 19-APR-19 51/1555 652 6094 RGT GEXXCO . 19-APR-19 51/1556 1885 1885 FARMUNOX . 19-APR-19 51/1563 6359 224 TROOPER . 19-APR-19 51/1566 6359 224 RESOLUTE . 19-APR-19 SOLANUM TUBEROSUM L. (Potato) 4/868 6172 901 6172 AURUM 01-APR-19 . 8566 4/17616 4183 4186 RIVOLA . 30-APR-19

Vegetable ALLIUM PORRUM L. (Leek) 64/17615 4331 4331 PRELINA . 30-APR-19 BRASSICA OLERACEA L. CONVAR. CAPITATA (L.) ALEF. VAR. RUBRA (L.) THELL. (Red Cabbage) 53/13924 4110 4398 RONA . 30-APR-19 LACTUCA SATIVA L. (Lettuce) 19/465 6386 6386 MULTIGREEN 114 19-APR-19 . 8570 19/468 6386 6386 RUBYGLACE 19-APR-19 . 8569 SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM L. VAR. LYCOPERSICUM (Tomato) 48/251 202 202 MAGGINO 19-APR-19 . 8573 48/259 202 202 MANDELLO 19-APR-19 . 8572 48/262 202 202 FARBINI 19-APR-19 . 8571

Ornamentals CUPRESSUS L. (Cupressus) 24/33 6415 6416 HAVFREGO 01-APR-19 . 8564

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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

Lettuce 19/12005 NAVARA change Maintainer from 4251 to 4394 Lettuce 19/12006 SMILE change Maintainer from 4251 to 4394 Lettuce 19/12009 INTRED change Maintainer from 4251 to 4394 Marrow 70/11951 AMBASSADOR change Maintainer from 4359 and 4251 to 1397 Marrow 70/12122 PARTENON change Maintainer from 4251 to 4394 Marrow 70/12885 HARVEST MOON change Maintainer from 4110 and 4384 to 1397 Carrot 74/11934 SUGARSNAX 54 change Maintainer from 4251 to 4394 Carrot 74/11935 ROMANCE change Maintainer from 4251 to 4394 Spinach 90/12144 PALCO change Maintainer from 4251 to 4394

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

RAPHANUS SATIVUS L. VAR. OLEIFORMIS PERS. (Fodder Radish) 44/12190 STINGER 4122 4122 BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Winter Oilseed Rape) 35/2272 AVATAR 2630 6136

Vegetable ALLIUM CEPA L. (Onion) 47/12139 STURRGART GIANT 4251 4251 47/17117 SPRING LILIA 4589 4589 ALLIUM PORRUM L. (Leek) 64/14544 MALABARE 4330 4330 BETA VULGARIS L. SSP. VULGARIS VAR. FLAVESCENS DC. F. CRISPA (Spinach Beet/Chard) 49/11888 ERBETTE 4251 4251 49/13084 FORDHOOK GIANT 4440 4440 49/13647 RUBY RED 4494 4494 49/15239 DONKERGROENE GLADDE WITRIBBIGE 3 4384 4523 49/15921 DEEP GREEN 4244 4244 BETA VULGARIS L. SSP. VULGARIS VAR. CONDITIVA ALEF. (Beetroot) 49/13149 SANGUINA D'INGEGNOLI 4440 4440 49/16872 MONOGERM MONIKA 4589 4589 BRASSICA RAPA L. VAR. RAPA (L.) THELL. (Turnip) 57/14636 ARAMIS 4330 4330 57/14637 ARMAND 4330 4330 57/14638 ATLANTIC 4330 4330 57/14642 DE NANCY A FEUILLE ENTIERE RACE ARAMIS 4330 4330 DAUCUS CAROTA L. (Carrot) 74/14463 CHANTENAY A COEUR ROUGE 2 4330 4330 SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM L. VAR. LYCOPERSICUM (Tomato) 48/17595 RIVOLA 4183 4186 BRASSICA OLERACEA L. CONVAR. BOTRYTIS (L.) ALEF. VAR. CYMOSA DUCH. (Sprouting Broccoli) 65/11896 PURPLER SPROUTING 4251 4251 65/11897 ROMANESCO 4251 4251

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VI. TERMINATION OF PROTECTION AND DELETION FROM THE NATIONAL LIST (Continued) b) WITHDRAWAL OF PROPOSAL TO SURRENDER PLANT BREEDERS’ RIGHTS AND DELETE FROM A NATIONAL LIST (ii) WITHDRAWAL OF A PROPOSAL TO DELETE A PLANT VARIETY FROM A NATIONAL LIST The proposals to delete the following varieties from a National List, published in the Plant Varieties and Seeds Gazette, have been withdrawn:

AFP no Name Date of Publication

Maintainer Address Code

Agent Address Code

Agricultural

LOLIUM PERENNE L. (Perennial Ryegrass (Diploid)) 13/13306 POSEIDON MAR-19 4343 4343

Vegetable BETA VULGARIS L. SSP. VULGARIS VAR. CONDITIVA ALEF. (Beetroot) 49/10788 MONETA DEC-18 4045 4045 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

AVENA SATIVA L. (Spring Oat) 3/348 823 19-APR-12 GABBY 19-APR-19 HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Spring Barley) 2/2632 823 30-NOV-12 PANDA (r2) 19-APR-19 (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

PISUM SATIVUM L. (Field Pea) 84/625 BLUESTAR 182 6136 84/653 MOWGLI 182 6136 84/710 LG APHRODITE 1252 1716 84/714 LG DANUBE 1252 1716 84/617 CARTOUCHE 182 6136 VICIA FABA L. (Field Bean) 33/301 LG ECLIPSE 1252 1716 BRASSICA NAPUS L. (Winter Oilseed Rape) 35/2072 COMPASS 1348 1348 HORDEUM VULGARE L. (Spring Barley) 2/3063 RGT SUNFIRE 6103 6094

Vegetable LACTUCA SATIVA L. (Lettuce) 19/317 INTRIGUE 6153 6050 19/319 AMAZE 6153 6050 19/321 BELMONTE 6153 6050 19/322 REVENGE 6153 6050 19/324 FIREPOWER 6153 6050 19/327 BARBADOS 6153 6153 19/328 HOLLYWOOD 6153 6050 19/329 MUTINY 6153 6153 19/330 FLAGSHIP 6153 6153

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VI. TERMINATION OF PROTECTION AND DELETION FROM THE NATIONAL LIST (Continued) c) TERMINATION OF GRANTS OF PLANT BREEDERS’ RIGHTS AND DELETION FROM A NATIONAL LIST (Continued) (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

LACTUCA SATIVA L. (Lettuce) (Continued) 19/332 SPARTACUS 6153 6153 19/333 STRYKER 6153 6050 19/334 RAMPAGE 6153 6050 19/335 ANTILLES 6153 6153 19/336 HURACAN 6153 6153 19/337 MONTE CARLO 6153 6153 19/338 MONTE CRISTO 6153 6153 19/340 SHOCKWAVE 6153 6153 19/341 SPARX 6153 6153 19/343 THRILLER 6153 6050 19/345 POWERBLOCK 6153 6153 19/346 ELYBERG 6153 6153 19/347 FENBERG 6153 6153 19/348 TROPHY 6153 6153 19/349 STRIKEFORCE 6153 6153 19/350 ZION 6153 6153 19/351 CARLSBAD 6153 6153 19/352 CHAMPION 6153 6153 19/355 ALIANZA 6153 6153 19/357 WINDFALL 6153 6153 19/358 KINDLE 6153 6153 19/360 SWEET SUCCESS 6153 6153 19/362 GIMLET 6153 6153 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

Fruit

MALUS DOMESTICA BORKH. (Apple) 9/147 1441 19-JUL-89 CHARLOTTE 18-JUL-19

VII. OTHER ITEMS a) ADDRESS LIST (i) AMENDMENTS The address list published in the February 2019 Special Edition of the Gazette should be amended as follows: -

Code Name Address Reason

634 High Commission of Canada Canada House, Trafalgar Square, London Change of Address (ii) ADDITIONS The following names and addresses should be added to the address list at the numbers stated.

Code Name Address

6434 A K Stirling & Company Arbikie, Inverkeilor, Arbroath b) AMENDMENTS TO PREVIOUS GAZETTE (i) July 2018 (No 671) - the Proposed 10 Year Deletion of winter barley variety 2/2448 CALIFORNIA was advertised in error: (ii) November 2018 (No 676) - the 10 Year Deletion of winter barley variety 2/2448 CALIFORNIA was advertised in error:

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