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complex of infectious degeneration: grapevine fanleaf virus (GFLV), Arabis mosaic virus (ArMV);
grapevine leafroll disease: grapevine leafroll-associated virus 1 (GLRaV-1) and grapevine leafroll-associated virus 3 (GLRaV-3);
grapevine fleck virus (GFkV) (only for rootstocks).
Infected plants must be eliminated. Reasons for failures ascribed to the above harmful organisms or other factors shall be entered in the file where records concerning stock nurseries are kept.
In those cases where official annual crop inspections are carried out on all plants, the plant health tests shall be carried out at least every six years starting from six year old stock nurseries.
Infected plants must be eliminated. Reasons for failures ascribed to the above harmful organisms or other factors shall be entered in the file where records concerning stock nurseries are kept.
In those cases where official annual crop inspections are carried out on all plants, the plant health tests shall be carried out at least every 10 years starting from 10 year old stock nurseries.
The failure rate of stock nurseries attributable to the harmful organisms listed under points 5(a) and 5(b) shall not exceed 5 %. Infected plants must be eliminated. Reasons for failures ascribed to the above harmful organisms or other factors shall be entered in the file where records concerning stock nurseries are kept.
Member States may decide not to apply points 5.1 and 5.2 until 31 July 2011 , in respect of stock nurseries which were already in existence for the production of initial propagating material or basic propagating material at the date of entry into force of Commission Directive 2005/43/EC (1) .
Member States may decide not to apply point 5.3 until 31 July 2012 , in respect of stock nurseries which were already in existence for the production of certified propagating material at the date of entry into force of Directive 2005/43/EC.
Where Member States decide not to apply points 5.1 to 5.2 or point 5.3 as described in (a) or (b) above, they shall instead apply the following rules.
Harmful virus diseases, especially grapevine fanleaf and leafroll, must be eliminated from crops intended for the production of initial propagating material and basic material. Crops intended for the production of propagation material of the other categories shall be kept free from plants showing symptoms of harmful virus diseases.
The following are considered technical impurities:
propagation material desiccated wholly or partly, even when it has been steeped in water after desiccation;
damaged, bent or injured propagation material, in particular when damaged by hail or frost or when crushed or broken;
material not meeting the requirements under point III below.
Propagation material presenting clear signs or symptoms ascribable to harmful organisms for which there are no efficient treatments shall be eliminated.
The rooted grafts consisting of a combination of the same category of reproduction material shall be classified in that category.
The rooted grafts consisting of a combination of different categories of reproductive material shall be classified in the lower category of the elements of which it is composed.
Member States may decide not to apply the provisions of point 1 until 31 July 2010 , in respect of rooted grafts consisting of initial propagating material grafted on to basic propagating material. Where Member States decide not to apply point 1, they shall instead apply the following rule.
Rooted grafts consisting of initial propagating material grafted on to basic propagating material shall be classified as initial propagating material.
This concerns the largest diameter of the section. This standard does not apply to herbaceous cuttings,
graftable rootstock cuttings and top-graft cuttings:
top diameter: 6,5 to 12 mm;
maximum butt end diameter: 15 mm, except if this involves top-graft cuttings intended for grafting in situ ,
nursery cuttings:
minimum top diameter: 3,5 mm.
The diameter measured in the middle of the internode, under the extension growth and along to the longest axis, shall be at least equal to 5 mm. This standard is not applicable to the rooted cuttings derived from herbaceous propagation material.
The length from the lowest point at which roots emerge to the base of the extension growth shall be not less than:
30 cm for rooted cuttings, intended for grafting; however, for rooted cuttings intended for Sicily, this length shall be 20 cm;
20 cm for other rooted cuttings.
This standard is not applicable to the rooted cuttings derived from herbaceous propagation material.
Each plant shall have at least three well-developed and well-spaced roots. However, the variety 420 A may have only two well-developed roots, provided that they are on opposite sides.
The cut shall be made at a sufficient distance below the diaphragm so as not to damage it but not more than one centimetre below it.
The stem shall be at least 20 cm in length.
This standard is not applicable to the rooted grafts derived from herbaceous propagation material.
Each plant shall have at least three well-developed and well-spaced roots. However, the variety 420 A may have only two well-developed roots, provided that they are on opposite sides.
Each plant shall have an adequate, regular and secure union.
The cut shall be made at a sufficient distance below the diaphragm so as not to damage it but not more than one centimetre below it.]
Where necessary, the size (number of individuals) of packages and bundles of all types and categories of propagation material listed in column 1 above may be smaller than the minimum quantities indicated in column 2 above.
The number of individuals and the maximum quantity do not apply.]
The label shall comply with the following requirements:
the label shall be indelibly printed and clearly legible;
the label shall be affixed in a conspicuous place in such a way as to be easily visible;
information set out in point A.I. shall not in any way be hidden, obscured or interrupted by other written or pictorial matter;
the information set out in point A.I. shall appear in the same field of vision.
The required information for the label under point I.10 reads: ‘ Exact number of units per package or bundle ’ .
The following information set out in point A.I. is not required:
type of material
category
reference number of batch
quantity
length for the graftable rootstock cuttings
crop year.
In case of plants of vine with roots in any substrate in pots, crates and boxes when the packages of such material cannot fulfil the requirements for sealing (including labelling) due to its composition:
the propagation material shall be kept in separate batches appropriately identified per variety and where relevant per clone and per number of individuals;
the official label is not compulsory;
the propagation material shall be accompanied by the accompanying document as laid down under point B.
When Member States require that an accompanying document should be delivered, the document:
shall be delivered in at least two copies (consignor and recipient);
shall (recipient copy) accompany the delivery from the place of the consignor to the place of recipient;
shall indicate all information set out under the following point II concerning the individual batches of the delivery;
shall be preserved for at least one year and made available to the official control authority.
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