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Sonderheft 2018 51. Jahrgang Hannover, den 15. April 2018 Seite 1 - 68 SONDERHEFT SORTENREGISTER Stand vom 1. April 2018 A Nach dem SaatG zugelassene Sorten, Sorten mit Auslauffristen und 2 Hinweise nach § 33 Abs. 8 SaatgutV 1. Nach dem SaatG zugelassene Sorten 2 2. Sorten mit Auslauffristen 33 3. Inhalt der Auflagen 34 4. Obstsorten, die nach § 6 Abs. 4 der Verordnung über das Inverkehrbringen 34 von Anbaumaterial von Gemüse-, Obst- und Zierpflanzenarten (Anbaumaterialverordnung) anerkannt werden können 5. Hinweis auf die Erhaltungszüchtung nach § 33 Abs. 8 SaatgutV 43 B Nach dem SortG geschützte Sorten, die nicht zugelassen sind 44 C Verzeichnis 55 der Sortenschutzinhaber, Züchter, weiteren Züchter, Verfahrensvertreter, Bevollmächtigten und Nutzungsberechtigten Seite 2 Blatt für Sortenwesen 2018 SORTENREGISTER Stand 1. April 2018 Die eingeklammerten Zahlen hinter den Sortenbezeichnungen verweisen auf die lfd. Nummer des Anschriftenverzeichnisses. Sie bedeuten: Ohne Buchstabe: Sortenschutzinhaber/Züchter/weiterer Züchter V: Verfahrensvertreter nach § 15 Abs. 2 SortG/§ 42 Abs. 6 Saat B: Bevollmächtigter N: Nutzungsberechtigter nach § 11 Abs. 2 SortG C vor der Kennummer bedeutet: Codebezeichnung Hinter jeder Sorte ist die Kennummer angegeben, unter der die Sorte beim Bundessortenamt geführt wird. Bei Rebsorten werden außerdem nach der Sortenbezeichnung und der Nummer im Anschriftenverzeichnis, die zugehörigen Klone angegeben. A Nach dem SaatG zugelassene Sorten, Sorten mit Auslauffristen und Hinweise nach § 33 Abs. 8 SaatgutV Sorten, die erstmals bzw. erstmals wieder aufgeführt werden, sind durch ein + vor der Sortenbezeichnung kenntlich gemacht. Hinter den Kennummern sind in Klammern für die Anerkennung von Saatgut relevante Hinweise aufgeführt. Die Sorten sind gleichzeitig nach dem Sortenschutzgesetz (SortG) geschützt, soweit sie nicht durch einen *) gekennzeichnet sind. Bei Sorten, die als Erhaltungssorten zugelassen sind, ist die Ursprungsregion mit aufgeführt. Das Endigungsdatum der Auslauffrist ist jeweils unter 2. aufgeführt. Eine im Einzelfall etwa über diese Daten hinausgehende Anerkennungs- und Vertriebsfähigkeit aufgrund der Bestimmungen des § 55 SaatG über Sorten aus dem übrigen EWR-Bereich (Bereich der Vertragsstaaten (Mitgliedsstaaten der Europäischen Union, Island, Liechtenstein und Norwegen)) bleibt durch diese Endigungsdaten unberührt. Sorten nach § 55 Abs. 2 SaatG werden nicht mehr im Sonderheft aufgeführt. Der aktuelle Stand der in anderen Vertragsstaaten eingetragenen und in Deutschland anerkennungsfähigen Sorten ist der Internetseite des Bundessortenamtes zu entnehmen. Der Hinweis "Auflage Nr." bezeichnet eine der unter 3. aufgeführten Auflagen. 1. Nach dem SaatG zugelassene Sorten Landwirtschaftliche Arten Getreide 14 JB Flavour*) (8887) GS 2244 15 KWS Aliciana (129) GS 2364 Gerste 16 KWS Asta*) (129) GS 2573 (Hordeum vulgare L. sensu lato) 17 KWS Bambina (129) GS 2369 18 + KWS Beckie*) (129) GS 2907 19 KWS Dante*) (129) GS 2615 Zweizeilige Sommergerste 20 KWS Fantex*) (129) GS 2815 21 KWS Grenada*) (129) GS 2679 1 Accordine*) (8905) GS 2855 22 KWS Irina*) (129) GS 2567 2 Avalon*) (8887) GS 2606 23 KWS Thessa*) (129) GS 2568 3 Barke (8887) GS 1582 24 Laureate*) (9503, V 8419) GS 2843 4 Britney*) (8905) GS 2595 25 + Leandra*) (8887) GS 2934 5 Catamaran*) (6918, B 9214) GS 2537 26 Margret*) (7782) GS 1958 6 Cervinia*) (8887) GS 2788 27 Marnie*) (7638) GS 1979 7 Crossway*) (8905) GS 2794 8 Despina*) (9056) GS 2385 28 Marthe*) (9056) GS 2125 9 Endora*) (8887) GS 2663 29 Melius*) (6880) GS 2585 10 Eunova*) (59) GS 1781 30 Milford*) (8887) GS 2548 11 Fortuna*) (8905) GS 2655 31 Montoya*) (8905) GS 2596 12 Gladiator*) (8887) GS 2719 32 Natasia*) (6918, B 9214) GS 2466 13 Grace*) (8905, B 7327) GS 2298 33 + Odilia*) (4776) GS 2920 2018 Blatt für Sortenwesen Seite 3 34 Overture*) (1323) GS 2589 38 Quadriga*) (1410) GW 3129 35 Passenger*) (1410) GS 2540 39 Saturn*) (8887) GW 2773 36 Paustian*) (6918, B 9686) GS 2694 40 Semper (129) GW 2657 37 Pirona*) (7212, B 4776) GS 2603 (n) 41 Sonnengold*) (1410) GW 3361 38 Propino*) (6880) GS 2395 42 Souleyka*) (9056) GW 2612 39 Quench*) (6880) GS 2194 43 + SU Antje*) (9056) GW 3587 40 + RGT Asteroid*) (7352, B 7910) GS 2894 44 SU Ellen*) (9056) GW 3165 41 + RGT Atmosphere*) (7352, B 7910) GS 2892 45 + SU Griffin*) (25) GW 3534 42 + RGT Elysium*) (7352, B 7910) GS 2893 46 + SU Jule*) (25) GW 3536 43 RGT Planet*) (7352, B 7910) GS 2703 47 + SY Baracooda*) (9503, V 8419) GW 3614 (t) 44 Rheingold*) (8887) GS 2715 48 + SY Galileoo*) (9503, V 8419) GW 3612 (s) 45 Salome*) (9056) GS 2505 49 SY Leoo*) (6880) GW 2952 (s) 46 Simba*) (9056) GS 2021 50 Tamina*) (39) GW 3110 47 Solist*) (7782) GS 2601 51 Titus*) (25) GW 2955 48 Steffi*) (8905) GS 1234 52 Toreroo*) (8145, V 8419) GW 3428 (s) 49 Steward*) (4046) GS 2323 53 Trooper*) (6880) GW 3157 (t) 50 Streif*) (4046) GS 2257 54 Waxyma*) (8299) GW 2505 51 + Subway*) (8887) GS 2939 55 Wendy*) (9056) GW 2537 52 Sunshine*) (8887) GS 2398 56 + Wenke*) (9056) GW 3583 53 Sydney*) (4046) GS 2656 57 Wootan*) (6880) GW 3154 (t) 54 Tesla*) (1323) GS 2532 58 Zzoom*) (6880) GW 2561 (s) 55 Tocada*) (129) GS 1997 56 Torbellino*) (9503, V 8419) GS 2844 Zur Ausfuhr außerhalb der Vertragsstaaten bestimmt 57 Traveler*) (1410) GS 2474 (Auflage Nr.4) 58 Uta*) (9056) GS 2691 59 Charisma*) (39) GW 3108 59 Ventina*) (8887) GS 2714 60 Vespa*) (1323) GS 2587 Erbkomponente (Auflage Nr.2) 61 Xanadu*) (9056) GS 2019 62 Zeppelin*) (9925) GS 2465 1 F 1 F 069*) (9503, V 8419) C GW 3156 (s) 2 FM 0471*) (9503, V 8419) C GW 3054 Als Erhaltungssorte zugelassen 3 FM 0526*) (9503, V 8419) C GW 3059 4 FM 0711*) (9503, V 8419) C GW 3255 1 Alexis*) (8887) GS 1102 5 FM 0767*) (9503, V 8419) C GW 3430 Ursprungsregion: Deutschland 6 FM 9737*) (6880) C GW 2409 7 FM 9918*) (9503, V 8419) C GW 2563 n = Typ Nacktgerste 8 MT 0471*) (9503, V 8419) C GW 3053 9 MT 0526*) (9503, V 8419) C GW 3058 Wintergerste 10 MT 0711*) (9503, V 8419) C GW 3254 11 MT 0767*) (9503, V 8419) C GW 3429 Mehrzeilige 12 MT 9918*) (9503, V 8419) C GW 2562 13 RE 15*) (9503, V 8419) C GW 2743 1 Amelie*) (8905, B 4418) GW 2836 14 RE 18*) (9503, V 8419) C GW 2975 2 Amrai*) (9056) GW 2757 15 RE 21*) (9503, V 8419) C GW 3337 3 Anja*) (8887) GW 3081 16 RE 22*) (9503, V 8419) C GW 3339 4 Antonella*) (9056) GW 2916 17 RE 23*) (9503, V 8419) C GW 3345 5 Bazooka*) (6880) GW 3344 (t) 18 + RE 29*) (9503, V 8419) C GW 3613 6 Bella*) (9056) GW 3283 s = Einfachhybride t = Dreiweghybride 7 + Cayu*) (8266, B 2215) GW 3566 8 Celoona*) (6880) GW 3147 (s) Zweizeilige 9 Christelle*) (9056) GW 2611 10 Daisy*) (8887) GW 3188 1 Albertine*) (8887) GW 3077 11 Etincel*) (1410) GW 3133 2 Anisette*) (9056) GW 2651 12 Fridericus (129) GW 2345 3 Augusta*) (9925) GW 2825 13 Hedwig*) (25) GW 3441 4 California*) (1323) GW 2943 14 Henriette*) (9056) GW 2854 5 Caribic*) (1323) GW 3065 15 Highlight*) (39) GW 2437 6 Chalup*) (6918, B 4418) GW 2922 16 Hobbit*) (6880) GW 2742 (s) 7 Craft*) (8145, V 8419) GW 3436 17 Joker*) (129) GW 3228 8 Duplex (4046) GW 3040 18 Kathleen*) (8905, B 4418) GW 2613 9 Effi*) (8887) GW 3393 19 Kaylin*) (4046) GW 3279 10 Findora*) (6918, B 8807) GW 3061 20 KWS Higgins*) (129) GW 3451 11 Fox*) (1410) GW 3028 21 KWS Keeper*) (129) GW 2997 12 Hickory*) (1716, B 9214) GW 3126 22 KWS Kosmos*) (129) GW 3224 13 Julena*) (8905) GW 3416 23 KWS Meridian*) (129) GW 2794 14 Kathmandu*) (6918, B 4418) GW 3400 24 + KWS Orbit*) (129) GW 3544 15 KWS Ariane*) (129) GW 2893 25 KWS Tenor (129) GW 2798 16 KWS Glacier*) (3344, B 9214) GW 3124 26 KWS Tonic*) (129) GW 2996 17 KWS Infinity*) (3344, B 9214) GW 3294 27 Leibniz (129) GW 2427 18 KWS Joy*) (129) GW 2894 28 LG Veronika*) (1323) GW 3383 19 KWS Liga*) (129) GW 2891 29 Lomerit (129) GW 1905 20 KWS Scala*) (129) GW 2895 30 Loreley*) (8905, B 4418) GW 3035 21 KWS Somerset*) (129) GW 3479 31 Lucienne*) (25) GW 3445 22 LG Caspari*) (1323) GW 3486 32 Medina*) (8905) GW 2853 23 + Lottie*) (8887) GW 3531 33 Merle*) (8905, B 4418) GW 2566 24 + Lyberac*) (8905) GW 3526 34 + Mirabelle*) (25) GW 3538 25 Malwinta*) (25) GW 2391 35 Nerz (129) GW 2498 26 Marielle*) (9056) GW 2855 36 Pharaoo*) (6880) GW 3253 (s) 27 Matros*) (6918) GW 2867 37 + Pixel*) (1410) GW 3565 28 Metaxa*) (8905) GW 2533 Seite 4 Blatt für Sortenwesen 2018 29 Padura*) (4046) GW 3499 3 Agro Janus*) (105) M 14403 (t) 30 Paroli*) (8905) GW 2924 4 Agro Lux*) (105) M 10305 (t) 31 Queen*) (59) GW 2304 5 Agro Max*) (105) M 9564 (t) 32 Reni*) (8905) GW 1924 6 Agro Naut*) (105) M 13940 (s) 33 Rubinesse*) (1410) GW 3333 7 Agro Polis*) (105) M 13912 (s) 34 Sandra*) (9676) GW 2761 8 Agro Vitallo*) (105) M 13084 (s) 35 Stendal*) (7782) GW 2767 9 Agro Yoko*) (105) M 11475 (t) 36 SU Ruzena*) (8905) GW 3418 10 + Agrogant*) (105) M 15283 (s) 37 SU Vireni*) (8905) GW 2925 11 Agrometha*) (105) M 14832 (t) 38 Wintmalt*) (129) GW 2423 12 Ajaxx*) (996, B 7910) M 10780 (s) 39 + Yvonne*) (9056) GW 3588 13 Amadeo*) (105) M 9532 (s) 40 Zephyr*) (6918, B 8807) GW 2623 14 Amagrano*) (105) M 11824 (s) 41 Zita*) (9056) GW 3463 15 Amamonte*) (105) M 12269 (d) 42 + Zophia*) (6918, B 4418) GW 3579 16 Amanatidis*) (105) M 11088 (s) 17 Amanova*) (105) M 14842 (t) Hafer 18 Amaretto*) (105) M 11810 (t) 19 Amaroc*) (105) M 14421 (t) Sommerhafer 20 Amatus*) (105) M 9768 (t) (Avena sativa L.) 21 Amaveritas*) (105) M 14847 (s) 22 + Amavit*) (105) M 15248 (s) 1 Apollon*) (9056) HA 1535 23 Ambrosini*) (105) M 11455 (t) 2 Aragon*) (9056) HA 1140 24 Ambrosius*) (105) M 10318 (t) 3 Armani*) (9676) HA 1593 25 Amoroso*) (105) M 9770 (s) 4 Ballance PZO*) (59) HA 1589 26 Ampatico KWS*) (105)
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