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CO-OPERATION AND COMPLIANCE BETWEEN BREEDERS AND PRODUCERS: THE COPF MODEL

Article number

634_8

Pages

77 – 80

Language

English

Abstract

Acting as a liaison between breeders and growers since 1964, the Canadian Ornamental Plant Foundation (COPF) has achieved a high level of compliance and co-operation with Plant Breeders Rights in Canada.
How this was achieved, methods of protection, plant database management, commercialization, and how to proceed in an ever-changing climate of patents and PBRs are discussed.

Publication

XXVI International Horticultural Congress: IV International Symposium on Taxonomy of Cultivated Plants

Authors

P. Walsh Craig

Keywords

breeders¿ rights, patents, royalties, Canada

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2004.634.8

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