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USE OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN THE GRAPHICAL INDUSTRY TO PROTECT INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND TO DETECT PRODUCT PIRACY

Article number

1087_69

Pages

517 – 519

Language

English

Abstract

Plant breeders are constantly developing new cultivars which are then protected by plant breeders rights.
Despite active control illegal propagation is still going on.
The emphasis of the article is to provide an overview about some of the latest developments in protecting intellectual property.
Hereby, we focus on the part in the supply chain where the products are ready for sale and shown in the market to consumers.
Especially the graphical industry is able to offer solutions in the following areas: (I) detecting illegal use of images applied to protected cultivars; (II) utilization of labels possible visual technologies; (III) DNA analyses as a sophisticated method.
Possible workflow procedures are introduced and practical samples are shown.

Publication

XXV International EUCARPIA Symposium Section Ornamentals: Crossing Borders

Authors

R. Wacker

Keywords

plant label, visual technology

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2015.1087.69

Online Articles (69)

1. NATURAL TRANSFORMATION IN PLANT BREEDING – A BIOTECHNOLOGICAL PLATFORM FOR QUALITY IMPROVEMENT OF ORNAMENTAL, AGRICULTURAL AND MEDICINAL PLANTS

H. Lütken | J.N. Hegelund | M. Himmelboe | U.B. Lauridsen | R. Müller

2. MOLECULAR BREEDING OF PETUNIA HYBRID ‘FAMOUS LILAC DARK VEIN’ FOR COMPACT GROWTH INDUCTION BY MKS1 AND GA₂OX CONSTITUTIVE OVEREXPRESSION

J.M. Gargul | H. Mibus | M. Serek

3. ROSE GENOMICS: CHALLENGES AND PERSPECTIVES

4. MOLECULAR CYTOGENETICS IN THE GENUS ROSA: CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES

I.V. Kirov | L.I. Khrustaleva | K. Van Laere | N. Van Roy

5. SSRS ARE USEFUL TO ASSESS GENETIC DIVERSITY AMONG LAGERSTROEMIA SPECIES

T. Rinehart | C. Pounders | Xinwang Wang | M. Pooler

6. APPLICATION OF TRANSCRIPTOME SEQUENCING IN MOLECULAR BREEDING IN ASTERACEAE PLANTS

Xianglong Bu | Yike Gao | Min Fan | Qixiang Zhang

7. THE IMPORTANCE OF SALICYLIC ACID AND AN IMPROVED PLANT CONDITION IN DETERMINING SUCCESS IN AGROBACTERIUM-MEDIATED TRANSFORMATION

N.F. Hasan Nudin | B. van Kronenburg | I. Tinnenbroek | F. Krens

8. SYNTHETIC ENDONUCLEASES: NOVEL TOOLS FOR THE SITE-DIRECTED GENETIC MODIFICATION OF PLANTS

9. CLONING PLANTS THROUGH SEEDS: GENETIC REGULATION AND MOLECULAR FACTORS CONTROLLING APOMIXIS

N. De Storme | B. Nur Keçeli | D. Geelen

10. THE EVOLUTION AND ECOLOGY OF FLORAL MORPHOLOGY IN AQUILEGIA AND THE INFLUENCE OF HORTICULTURE ON ITS EMERGENCE AS A MODEL SYSTEM

S.A. Hodges

11. CHRYSANTHEMUM MODIFICATION VIA ECTOPIC EXPRESSION OF SUNFLOWER MADS-BOX GENE HAM59

O.A. Shulga | T.Y. Mitiouchkina | A.V. Shchennikova | K.G. Skryabin | S.V. Dolgov

12. BREEDING AND GENETIC STUDIES OF RUELLIA SIMPLEX (MEXICAN PETUNIA)

13. ISOLATION AND EXPRESSION ANALYSIS OF FLORAL HOMEOTIC GENES IN FOUR FLOWERING CHERRIES, PRUNUS LANNESIANA

K. Hosokawa | C. Uematsu | H. Katayama

14. PHOTOPERIOD AND COLD NIGHT TEMPERATURE IN CONTROL OF FLOWERING IN KALANCHOË

L. Lopes Coelho | K. Kuligowska | H. Lütken | R. Müller

15. THE HERITABILITY AND GENETIC CORRELATION IN DIURNALLY AND NOCTURNALLY BLOOMING DAYLILIES

Lin Zhu | Yike Gao | Yi Ren | Heyan Jia | Qixiang Zhang

16. PETUNIA ×HYBRID (HOOK.) VILM. WITH BICOLOR FLOWERS, OBTAINED BY CHEMICAL MUTAGENESIS

17. CAN PHENOTYPING FOR WATER BALANCE IMPROVE BREEDING FOR VASE LIFE?

G. van Geest | U. van Meeteren | P. Arens

18. MORPHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATIONS TO LIGHT STRESS IN DIFFERENT IMPATIENS NEW GUINEA HYBRIDS

T. Langkamp | H. Mibus | S. Spinarova

19. EFFECTS OF GENOTYPE × ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION ON PLANT ARCHITECTURE IN ROSE

20. THE INFLUENCE OF STRIGOLACTONE PATHWAY GENES ON PLANT ARCHITECTURE: A STUDY ON THE INHERITANCE OF HORTICULTURAL TRAITS IN CHRYSANTHEMUM

M. Klie | M. Linde | T. Debener

21. HORMONAL AND GENETIC REGULATION OF AXILLARY BUD OUTGROWTH IN CHRYSANTHEMUM MORIFOLIUM DURING FLORAL INITIATION

22. COMBINING ABILITY FOR MORPHO-AGRONOMIC TRAITS IN ORNAMENTAL PEPPER

23. GENETIC DIVERSITY AND IMPORTANCE OF MORPHO-AGRONOMIC TRAITS IN A SEGREGATING F₂ POPULATION OF ORNAMENTAL PEPPER

A.M. dos S. Pessoa | E.R. Rêgo | P.A. Barroso | M.M. Rêgo

24. HERITABILITY AND GENETIC PARAMETERS FOR SIZE-RELATED TRAITS IN ORNAMENTAL PEPPER (CAPSICUM ANNUUM L.)

F.L.G. Fortunato | E.R. Rêgo | M.M. Rêgo | C.A. Pereira dos Santos | M. Gonçalves de Carvalho

25. BIODIVERSITY OF CHINESE ORNAMENTALS

Chunlin Long | Yanan Ni | Xinbo Zhang | Tong Xin | Bo Long

26. REDISCOVERING HYDRANGEA SARGENTIANA, A TAXON IN NEED OF CONSERVATION ACTION

27. APPLICATION OF CRYOPRESERVATION FOR CHRYSANTHEMUM GENETIC RESOURCES CONSERVATION

D. Kulus

28. POTENTIAL ORNAMENTAL PLANTS IN CLUSIACEAE FROM CHINA

29. POPULATION STRUCTURE OF PILOSOCEREUS PACHYCLADUS F. RITTER IN THE ANTHROPIZED CAATINGAS AREAS FROM WESTLAND OF PARAÍBA, BRAZIL

30. ANATOMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF PILOSOCEREUS PACHYCLADUS F. RITTER ROOTS

31. MORPHOLOGICAL ASPECTS IN HELICONIA CHARTACEA LANE EX BARREIROS INFLORESCENCES FOR USE AS CUT FLOWER

32. CHARACTERIZATION OF PASPALUM ACCESSIONS AS ORNAMENTAL LAWN

33. SELECTION OF ALPINIA AS CUT FOLIAGE

34. CHARACTERIZATION DESCRIPTORS OF BEARDED IRISES

S. Dapkuniene | G. Stukeniene | G. Buseviciute

35. IN VITRO GERMINATION AND CULTURE OF SOUTH AFRICAN ORNAMENTAL BULBOUS SPECIES SUITABLE FOR CULTIVATION IN MEDITERRANEAN-TYPE CLIMATE AREA OF THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE

E. Sacco | C. Mascarello | M. Pamato | D. Di Silvestro | B. Ruffoni

36. ASSESSING VEGETATIVE PRODUCTION STUDIES OF 22 NATIVE PLANT SPECIES GROWING IN ANTALYA, TURKEY, WITH POTENTİAL AS OUTDOOR ORNAMENTAL PLANT

E. Ari | E. Gurbuz | S. Tugrul Ay | O. Karaguzel | A. Ozcelik

37. CHINESE ACERACEOUS GERMPLASM RESOURCE ANALYSIS: A CASE FROM KUNMING

Tong Xin | Chunlin Long

38. INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDISATION IN THE GENUS HELLEBORUS

T. Winkelmann | N. Hartwig | J. Sparke

39. METHODOLOGICAL BASIS AND ADVANCES FOR ORNAMENTAL PEPPER BREEDING PROGRAM IN BRAZIL

E.R. Rêgo | M.M. Rêgo | F.L. Finger

40. INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDIZATION IN THE TRIBE GENISTEAE USING IN VITRO EMBRYO RESCUE

A. Le Gloanic | V. Malécot | J. Belin | E. Heinry | V. Kapusta

41. INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDIZATION BETWEEN DAHLIA DISSECTA AND D. RUPICOLA

42. NEW MEMBERS OF THE IRIDACEAE FAMILY: INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDIZATION BETWEEN IRIS DICHOTOMA AND I. DOMESTICA

Y. Guo | Y. Gao | Y. Shi | L. Ruan | Q. Zhang

43. INTERGENERIC HYBRIDS BETWEEN SPECIES OF HYDRANGEA AND DICHROA – THEIR GERMINATION IN VIVO AND IN VITRO AND MOLECULAR VERIFICATION BY RAPD ANALYSIS

44. INTRASPECIFIC CROSS-COMPATIBILITY IN ORNAMENTAL PEPPER

45. TETRAPLOID MALE FERTILE PELARGONIUM CRISPUM HYBRIDS AND THEIR USE IN INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDIZATION

46. HYBRIDIZATION BETWEEN HABENARIA RHODOCHEILA AND H. XANTHOCHEILA AND INHERITANCE OF FLOWER COLOR

A. Adthalungrong | S. Sachati | M. Saruna

47. ETHYL METHANESULFONATE IN THE GENERATION OF GENETIC VARIABILITY IN CAPSICUM

K.S. Nascimento | M.M. Rêgo | A.M.M. Nascimento | E.R. Rêgo

48. DETERMINATION OF SENSITIVITY TO GAMMA RAYS AND MUTATION INDUCTION IN MANDEVILLA SP. CUTTINGS

E. Gomes da Costa | R.R. Latado | A. Tulmann

49. MUTATION BREEDING USING GAMMA RAYS TO INCREASE SEED GERMINATION IN ROSA HYBRID

50. DEVELOPMENT OF PINEAPPLE AS AN ORNAMENTAL POTTED PLANT

C.A.K. Taniguchi | A.C.R. de Castro | T.F. da Silva | F.B. da S. Café

51. GLADIOLUS BREEDING IN KOREA

D.H. Goo | H.Y. Joung | Y.I. Kang | Y.J. Choi | H.K. Shin

52. ANALYSIS OF DIVERGENCE AND CORRELATION OF QUANTITATIVE TRAITS IN ORNAMENTAL PEPPER (CAPSICUM SPP.)

M.M. Rêgo | M.J.L.C. Sapucay | E.R. Rêgo | E.R. Araújo

53. GENETIC DIVERSITY IN A STRUCTURED FAMILY OF SIX GENERATIONS OF ORNAMENTAL CHILI PEPPERS (CAPSICUM ANNUUM)

54. HERITABILITY OF TRAITS RELATED TO GERMINATION AND MORPHOGENESIS IN VITRO IN ORNAMENTAL PEPPERS

55. GENETIC CONTROL OF SEED GERMINATION AND PHYSIOLOGICAL QUALITY IN ORNAMENTAL PEPPER

56. USE OF WILD SPECIES IN ORNAMENTAL PEACH BREEDING

L. Komar-Tyomnaya

57. SELECTION OF THE BEST BLACK MONDO (OPHIOPOGON PLANISCAPUS ‘NIGRESCENS’) CLONE IN TISSUE CULTURE CONDITIONS FOR MICROPROPAGATION

E. Ari | J. Adelberg | M. Delgado | M. Kroggel

58. RAPID GENERATION CYCLING ENHANCES SELECTION RATE OF GLADIOLUS ×HYBRIDUS

N.O. Anderson | J. Carter | A. Hershman | V. Houseright

59. CYTOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS IN MIDDAY FLOWERS (AIZOACEAE) REVEAL HIGH DNA CONTENTS IN DIFFERENT SOMATIC TISSUES AND POTENTIAL OCCURRENCE OF UNREDUCED MALE GAMETES

P. Braun | T. Winkelmann

60. POLYPLOID INDUCTION OF DENDROBIUM DRACONIS RCHB.F

S. Bunnag | J. Hongthongkham

61. INDUCTION OF TETRAPLOIDS IN ESCALLONIA SPP.

H. Denaeghel | K. Van Laere | L. Leus | J. Van Huylenbroeck | M.-C. Van Labeke

62. THE USE OF A CANDIDATE GENE APPROACH TO ARRIVE AT BOTRYTIS RESISTANCE IN GERBERA

Yiqian Fu | Meng Chen | J. van Tuyl | R.G.F. Visser | P. Arens

63. REACTION OF PEPPER ACCESSIONS TO COCHINEAL (ORTHEZIA SPP.) ATTACK

64. BASAL AND INDUCED DISEASE RESISTANCE MECHANISMS IN ORNAMENTALS

M. Höfte

65. OPPORTUNITIES TO BREED FOR BROAD MITE RESISTANCE IN RHODODENDRON SIMSII HYBRIDS

66. TRANSGENIC CHRYSANTHEMUMS (CHRYSANTHEMUM MORIFOLIUM RAMAT.) CARRYING BOTH INSECT AND DISEASE RESISTANCE

H. Shinoyama | I. Mitsuhara | H. Ichikawa | K. Kato | A. Mochizuki

67. INDUCTION OF INSECT RESISTANCE IN DENDROBIUM MIRBELIANUM USING ION BEAM IRRADIATION

68. TARGETED MUTAGENESIS OF MLO-HOMOLOGOUS GENES IN THE ROSE GENOME

J. Geike | H. Kaufmann | F. Schürmann | T. Debener

69. USE OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN THE GRAPHICAL INDUSTRY TO PROTECT INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND TO DETECT PRODUCT PIRACY

R. Wacker