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SEMINAR ON DUS TESTING Geneva, March 19, 2010 Developing authority s test guidelines from UPOV Test Guidelines PROCEDURES IN BRAZIL Document prepared by : Luís Pacheco SNPC/MAPA - Brazil

SERVIÇO NACIONAL DE PROTEÇÃO DE CULTIVARES SNPC (13 years) PVP in Brazil: Examination of applications and Granting of Plant Breeder s Rights

DUS trials in Brazil Conducted by applicants or breeders of candidate varieties DUS Report is presented in conjunction with the application Critical point: Descriptions are obtained under different enviromental conditions Examination of the application requires practical knowledge and large experience from the examiners involves formal and technical aspects tests can be conducted If approved, a summary is published Development of test guidelines -trials in different locations Regional sets of example varieties

The Soybean Guidelinesin Brazil Most important agricultural commodity 745varieties in NLi 543protected by PBR: ~50new varieties protected/year ~1/3of the titles granted in 1 year by SNPC Based on UPOV Guidelines - first version published in 1997 Raising difficulties to state Distinctness: Narrow genetic base x large number of protected varieties PQ characteristics x diversity of environments

Molecular Characterization with SSR 555 samples 15 loci

Examples Color of the hilum can vary from black to brown to gray within the same homozygote plant in certain environmental conditions

Examples Blistering of the leaves varies according to different environmental conditions

Problems in sight Distinctness based on morphological characteristics is becoming more and more difficult The fragile characterization of varieties could be a problem for the future identification of the varieties and seed certification

What to do? SNPC invited a group of soybean breeders to perform a collaborative study, aiming at the harmonization of the evaluation methodologies used by the breeders and promoted: Revision of the TG identification of a set of example varieties suitable for different regions where soybean DUS trials are most frequently conducted

From 2006 to 2009 QL characteristics + Walking Reference Collection: 90varieties in a ring test 17breeding companies 14 locations Meetings every six months Experts subgroups: disease resistanceprotocols and possible uses of molecular markers

Beneficial results Deep involvement of breeding companies and high level of exchanged information: Improvement of practical experienceon evaluation methodologies and Harmonizationof procedures to reduce the impact of testing in different locations

Conclusions Publication of the revised Test Guidelines for soybean in October, 2009 Harmonized set of example varieties for different regions where soybean DUS tests are conducted in Brazil Compilation of protocols for all disease resistance characteristics Protocols for the assessment of all morphological characteristics

Other beneficial results On line application system and integration of database with the Agricultural Zoning Department, aiming to centralize the information received by the Ministry of Agriculture CultivarWeb Interface of data sent to SNPC, NLi and Agricultural Zoning Farmers who use protected varieties will benefit from increased quality of information

CONCEITOS IMPORTANTES Certificado de Proteção Descritor Cultivar Nova Cultivar Característica morfológica, Cultivar Distinta Cultivar Homogênea Cultivar Estável Cultivar Essencialmente Derivada Amostra Viva fisiológica, bioquímica ou molecular que herdada geneticamente, utilizada na identificação de cultivar.

Luís Gustavo Asp Pacheco Examiner - National Plant Variety Protection Office Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Supply luis.pacheco@agricultura.gov.br