Re: Naming - was Pseudonyms & seed auction
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- Subject: Re: Naming - was Pseudonyms & seed auction
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- Date: Tue, 19 Jan 1999 23:26:28 -0800
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From: "John Montgomery" <monashee@junction.net>
> From: "Michael D. Greenfield" <redear@infinet.com>
> Sounds Interesting. How does it work if one of these seeds grow into a
> plant . Who names it ? who gets credit for what Just wondering.
>
If you buy or are given seeds the seller or donor gives up all rights
to it. Should you decide to register it you should note who the
hybridizer was and name yourself as the grower and selector. the
hybridizer has no right to name it although you might allow that as
a courtesy.
Having said that, it is going to be a pretty rare event that you would
get an introduction worthy plant from seed which a hybridizer
deemed to be expendable. The usual point in doing this is to
expand your germ plasm base for your future breeding efforts.
Mostly you will either end up with a bigger compost pile or you will
need to build a bigger kennel.
John Montgomery
monashee@junction.net
Vernon BC Zone 5
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