Reid, C., Dyer, R.A., 1984: A review of the South African species of Cyrtanthus. The American Plant Life Society. California, US, 68 pp. 2. Languages Literature will be presented in the language of the publication, with no translation. 3. Relevant literature All relevant UPOV documents should be mentioned as associated documents on the cover page of the Test Guidelines (see GN 2) and not in Chapter 9. Chapter 9 should include reference to publications concerned with the characterization of varieties which have been produced by organizations other than UPOV, where these have been used in the development of the Test Guidelines. GN 31 (Chapter 10: TQ 4.2) Information on method of propagating the variety – The examples below indicate how this section can be formatted and some appropriate terms which can be used: Example 1 Seed-propagated varieties “4.2.1 Self-pollination [ ] “(a) Cross-pollination “(b) (i) population [ ] (ii) synthetic variety [ ] Hybrid [ ] “(c) {…see GN 32 for example...} Other [ ] “(d) (please provide details)” Vegetatively propagated varieties “4.2.2 {...see Example 2...} [... ... ...] [ ]” “4.2.3 (please provide details)” Example 2 Vegetative propagation “4.2.1 cuttings [ ] “(a) in vitro propagation [ ] “(b) other (state method) [ ] “(c)
Reid, C., Dyer, R.A., 1984: A review of the South African species of Cyrtanthus. The American Plant Life Society. California, US, 68 pp. 2. Languages Literature will be presented in the language of the publication, with no translation. 3. Relevant literature All relevant UPOV documents should be mentioned as associated documents on the cover page of the Test Guidelines (see GN 2) and not in Chapter 9. Chapter 9 should include reference to publications concerned with the characterization of varieties which have been produced by organizations other than UPOV, where these have been used in the development of the Test Guidelines. GN 31 (Chapter 10: TQ 4.2) – Information on method of propagating the variety The examples below indicate how this section can be formatted and some appropriate terms which can be used: Example 1 “4.2.1 Seed-propagated varieties “(a) Self-pollination [ ] “(b) Cross-pollination (i) population [ ] (ii) synthetic variety [ ] “(c) Hybrid [ ] {…see GN 32 for example...} “(d) Other [ ] (please provide details)” “4.2.2 Vegetatively propagated varieties {...see Example 2...} [... ... ...] “4.2.3 [ ]” (please provide details)” Example 2 “4.2.1 Vegetative propagation “(a) cuttings [ ] “(b) in vitro propagation [ ] “(c) other (state method) [ ]
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