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CABBAGE (Brassica oleracea(l.) capitata t.) I. Application and Amplificationof General Seed CertificationStandards The General Seed Certification Standards are basic and, together with the following specific standards constitute the standards for certification of cabbage seed. II. Land Requirements Land to be used for seed production of cabbage shall be free of volunteer plants. III. Field Inspection A minimum of three inspections shall be made, the first before the marketable stage of heads, the second when heads have formed and the third at the flowering stage. IV. Field Standards A. General requirements 1. Isolation Cabbage seed fields shall be isolated from the contaminants shown in column 1 of the Table below by the distances specified in columns 2 and 3 of the said Table: ContaminanTs 1 Minimum distance (meters) Foundation Certified 2 3 Fields of other varieties Fields of the same variety not conformi~g to varietal purity requirements for certification and from the following varieties of Brassica oleracea (L.): 1000 1000 287

Brassica oleracea (L.) var. oleracea..wild cahhage. B. oleracea (1..) var. ramosa DC.: branching bush kale. B. oleracea (1..) var. millecapitata (Lev.) Helm: thousand headed kale. B. oleracea (1..) var. gemm(jera DC : Brussels sprouts. B. oleracea (1..) con var. acephala DC : fodder kale (Karamsag). B. oleracea (1..) var. viridis 1.. : collards, tree Kale. B. oleracea (1..) var. gongylodes 1.. : Kohl rabi or Knol-kohl. B. oleracea (1..) var. costata DC : Portugal cabbage, tronchuda kale. B. oleracea (1..) var. subauda 1.. : savoy cabbage. B. oleracea (L.) var. italica Plenck. : broccoli (Sprouting broccoli). B. oleracea (1..) var. botrytis 1..: cauliflower (heading broccoli). B. Specific requirements Offtypes Factor **Plants affected by seed borne diseases Maximum permitted (%)* Foundation Cert~fied 0.10 0.20 0.10 0.50 *Standards for offtypes shall be met at and after flowering and for seed borne diseases at final inspection. hseed borne diseases shall be: Black leg (Leptosphaeria maculans (Desm). Ces. & de Not.) Black rot (Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris (Pamm.) Dawson) Soft rot (Erwinia carotovora (1..R. Jones) V. Seed Standards Factor Pure seed (minimum) Inert matter (maximuhl) Other crop seeds (maximum) Weed seeds (maximum) Germination (minimum) Moisture (maximum) Fot vapour-proof containers (maximum) 288 Standards for Foundation 98.0% 2.0% 5jkg 5jkg 70% 7.0% 5.0% each class Certified 98.0% 2.0% lojkg lojkg 70% 7.0% 5.0%

CAULIFLOWER(HEADING BROCCOLI): Brassica oleracea[l.] var. botrytis L. AND BROCCOLI (SPROUTING BROCCOLI): Brassica oleracea[l.] var. italica Plenck. 1. Applictaion and Amplification of General Seed Certification Standards The General Seed Certification Standards are basic and, together with the' following specific standards constitute the standards for certification of the seeds of cauliflower and broccoli. II. Land Requiremen ts Land to be used for seed production be free of volunteer plants. of cauliflower and broccoli shall III. Field Inspection A minimum of three inspections shall be made, the first before the marketable stage, the second at the marketable stage and the third at flowering stage. IV. Field Standards A. General requirements 1. Isolation Seed fields shall be isolated from the contaminants shown in column 1 of the Table below by the distances specified in columns 2 and 3 of the said Table: Contaminants Minimum distance (meters) Foundation Certified 1 2 3 Fields of other varieties 1000 289

1 2 3 Fields of the same variety not conforming to varietal purity requirements for certification and from the following varieties of Brassica oleracea (L.): 1000 Brassica oleracea (L.) var. oleracea : wild cabbage. B. oleracea (L.) var. capitata L.: cabbage. B. oleracea (L.) val'. ramosa DC.: branching bush kale. B. oleracea (L.) val'. millecapitata (Lev.) Helm.: thousand headed kale. B. oleracea (L.) val'. gemmifera DC.:.Brussels sprouts. B. oleracea (L.) conval'. acephala DC.: fodder kale (karamsag). B. oleracea (L.) val'. viridis L: collards, tree kale. B. oleracea (L.) val'. ~gongylodes L. : kohl rabi or knol-kohl. B. oleracea (L.) val'. co'stata Dc.: Portugal cabbage, tronchuda kale. B. oleracea (L.) val'. subauda L: savoy cabbage. B. Specific requirements Offtypes Factor **Plants affected by seed borne diseases Maximum permitted (%)* Foundation Certified 0.10 0.20 0.10 0.50 *Standards for offtypes shall be met at and after flowering and for seed borne diseases at final inspection. **Seed borne diseases shall be: Black leg (Leptosphaeria maculans (Desm.) Ces. & de Not) Black rot (Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris (Pamm.) Dawson) Soft rot (Erwinia carotovora L.R. Jones) V. Seed Standards Factor 1 Pure seed (minimum) Standards for each class Foundation Certified 2 3 98.0% 98.0% 290

I 2 3 Inert matter (maximum) 2.0% 2.0% Other crop seeds (maximum) 5/kg 10/kg Weed seeds (maximum) 5/kg lo/kg Germination (minimum) 65% 65% Moisture (maximum) 7.0% 7.0% For vapour-proof containers (maximum) 5.0% 5.0% 291

CHINESE CABBAGE(HEADING & NoN- HEADING] [Brassicapekinensis[Lour.] Rupr. & Brassicachinensis L.] 1. Application and Amplification of General Seed Certification Standards The General Seed Certification Standards are basic and, together with the following specific standards constitute the standards for certification of chinese cabbage seed. II. Land Requirements Land to be used for seed production of chinese cabbage shall be free of volunteer plants. III. Field Inspection A minimum of three inspections shall be made, the first before the marketable stage of heads, the second when heads have attained the marketable stage and the third at the flowering stage. IV. Field Standards A. General requirements 1. Isolation Seed fields shall be isolated from the contaminants shown in column 1 of the Table below by the distances specified in columns 2 and 3 of the said Table: Contaminants Minimum distance (meters) Foundation Certified 1 2 3 Fields of other varieties of the same species 1000 292

1 2 3 Fields of the same variety not conforming to varietal purity requirements for certification and from any of the other species of genus Brassica listed below: 1000 Brassica tapa (L.): turnip. B. napus (L) vat. napobrassica (1..) Peterm : rutabaga (swede). B. juncea (L.) Czern & Cdss. subsp. juncea : Indian mustard or roi or bangla sarson. B. juncea (L.) Czern. & Casso subsp. integrifolia (West) TheIl: vegetable mustard or rai. B. juncea var. rugosa (Roxb.): Pahadi rai. B. chinensis Juslen. non Duthie & Fuller: brown sarson or kati sarson. B. napus L. var. glauco (Roxb.) Schulz: yellow sarson or Pilli sarson or sarish. B. napus L. var. napus : laha or maghi or achara rai. B. tournefortii Gouan: Punjabi rai or jangli rai. B. nigra (L.) Koch: true mustard or black mustard or Banarasi rai. B. alba (L.) Robenh: white mustard. B. Specific requirements Factor Offtypes **Plants affected by seed borne diseases Maximum permitted (%)* Foundation Certified 0.10 0.20 0.10 0.50 *Standards for offtypes shall be met at and after flowering and for seed borne diseases at final inspection. MSeed borne diseases shall be: Black rot (Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris (Pamm.) Dawson) Black leg (Leptosphaeria maculans (Desm.) Ces, & de Not) 693

V. Seed Standards Factor ---------- Standards for each class Foundation Certified Pure seed (minimum) 98.0% 98.0% Inert matter (maximum) 2.0% '2.0% Other crop seeds (maximum) 5/kg IO/kg Weed seeds (maximum) 5/kg lo/kg Germination (minimum) 70% 70% Moisture (maximum) 7.0% 7.0% For vapour-proof containers (maximum) 5.0% 5.01., 294

KNOt-KOHL (KOHL RABI): Brossi(o oleracea(l.) var. gongylodes L. I. Application and Amplification of General Seed Certification Standards The General Seed Certification Standards are basic and, together with the following specific standards constitute the standards for certification of knol-kohl seed. II. Land Requirements Land to be uselfor seed production of knol-kohl shall be free of volunteer plants. III. Field Inspection A minimum of three inspections shall be made, the first before the marketable stage of knobs, the second when knobs have formed and the third at the flowering stage. IV. Field Standards A. General requirements 1. Isolation Seed fields shall be isolated from the contaminants shown in column ] of the Table below by the distances specified in columns 2 and 3 of the said Table: Contaminants Fields of other Minimum Foundation 1 2 varieties Fields of the same variety not conforming to varietal purity requirements for certification and from the following distance (meters) Certified 3 1000 varieties of Brassica oleracea (L): 1000 295

Brassica oleracea (L.) vat. oleracea : wild cabbage. B. oleracea (L.) vat. capitata L.: cabbage. B. oleracea (L.) val'. ramosa DC.: branching bush kale. B. oleracea (L.) val'. millecapitata (Lev.) Helm.: thousand headed kale. B. oleracea (L.) var. gemmifera DC.: Brussels sprouts. B. oleracea (L.) convar. acephala DC.: fodder kale (kar«msag), E. oleracea (L.) var. viridis L.: collards, tree kale. E. oleracea (L.) var. costata DC.: Portugal cabbage, tronchuda kale. E. oleracea (L.) Val'. subauda L.: savoy cabbage. E. oleracea (L.) val'. italica Plenck: broccoli (sprouting broccoli), E. oleracea (L.) val'. botrytis L.: cauliflower (heading broccoli). E. Specific requirements Factor Offtypes **Plants affected by seed borne diseases Maximum permitted (%)* Foundation 0.10 0.10 Certified 0.20 0.50 *Standards for offtypes shall be met at and after flowering and for seed borne diseases at final inspection. **Seed borne diseases shall be: Black leg (Leptosphaeria maculans (Desm.) Ces. & de Not) Blackrot(Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris (Pamm.) Dawson) Soft rot (Erwinia carotovora L.R. Jones) V. Seed Standards Factor Standards for each class Foundation Certified Pure seed (minimum) Inert matter (maximum) Other crop seeds (maximmu) Weed seeds (maximum) Germination (minimum) Moisture (maximum) For vapour-proof containers (maximum) 296 98.0% 2.0% 5/kg 5/kg 70% 7.0~{, 5.0% 98.0% 2.0% lojkg 10/kg 70% 7.0% 5.0 ~{,

CABBAGE (Brassica oleracea (L.) var. capitata :t.); CAULIFLOWER (Brassica oleracea (L.) val'. holrytis L.); BROCCOLI (Brassica oleracea (L.) vat. italica Plenck); KNQL-KOHL (Brassica oleracea (L.) var. gongylodes L.);. and CHINESE CABBAGE (HEADING & NON-HEADING) (Brassicapekinensis (Lour.) Rupr. & Brassica chinensisl.) I. Application and Amplificationof General Seed Certification Standards A. The General Seed Certification Standards are basic and, together with the following specific standards constitute the standards for certification of the seeds of foundation single crosses of cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, knol-kohl and chinese cabbage heading and nonheading). B. The General Standards are amplified as follows to apply specifically to the foundation single crosses of cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, knol-kohl and chinese cabbage (heading and non-heading): 1. Eligibility requirementsfor certification A foundation single cross to be eligible for certification must be produced from two approved inbred lines both of which shall be selfincompatible but cross-compatible, the sources of which shall assure their identity and are approved by the Certification Agency. 2. Classes and Sources of seed (a) A foundation single cross shall consist of the first generation hybrid resulting fromthe controlled crossing of the two approved self-incompatible but cross-compatible inbred lines. The foundation single crosses may be of three types depending upon the procedure of seed production; -seeds -seeds and of only female parent are harvested and certified; of both the parents are harvested separately and certified; 297

-seeds of both the parents are harvested, mixed together and certified. (b) The foundation single cross shall be used for production of hybrid seed. II. Land Requirements Land to be used for seed production of foundation single cross of cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, knol-kohl and chinese cabbage (heading and non-heading) shall be free of volunteer plants. III. Field Inspection A minimum of three inspections shall be made as follows: 1. thefirstinspectionshallbe made before flower stalk development to check isolation, offtypes including type of heads (curds or knobs), outcrosses, planting ratio, and other relevant factors; 2. the second inspection shall be made during flowering to check isolation, offtypes and other relevant factors; 3. the third inspection shall be made at maturity and prior to harvesting to check offtypes, seed borne diseases and other relevant factors. IV. Field Standards A. General requirements 1. Isolation Seed fields of foundation single cross of the seed crops mentioned in column 1 of the Table below shall be isolated from the contaminants shown in column 2 ofthe Table below by the distances specified in column 3 ofthe said Table; Seed Crop Contaminants Minimum distance (meters) 1 2 3 Cabbage Fields of other varieties including same single cross hybrid 298

Cauliflower & broccoli KnoJ~kohl 1 2 3 Fields of the same singlecrossfhybrid (code designation) not conforming to varietal purity requirements for certification and from the following varieties of Brassica oleracea (L.): B. oleracea (L.) var. oleracea : wild cabbage; var. ramosa DC.: branching bush kale; var. millecapitata (Lev.) Helm: thousand headed kale; var. gemmifera DC.: Brussels sprouts; COllvar. dcephdla DC.: fodder kale (karamsag); var. viridis 1.: collards, tree kale;,var. gongylodes L: kohl rabi or knol-kohl; var. costata DC.: Portugal tronchuda kale; var. subaudal: savoy cabbage. cabbage, var., italica Plenck: broccoli (sprouting broccoli); var. botrytis 1.: cauliflower (heading broccoli). fields. pf other varieties including same single cross hybrid Fields of the same single cross/hybrid (code designation) not conforming to varietal purity requirements for certification and fromb. oleracea vat.".capitata L.: cabbage, and the varieties of Brassica oleracea (L.) listed for cabbage except,j!. oleracea var. botrytis (1.): cauliflower and "B. oleraceavar. italica Plenck: broccoli Fields of other varieties including the same single. cross., hybrid Fields of the same single cross/hybrid (code designation) not conforming to varietal purity requirements for certification and from B. oleracea var. capitatd (1..): cabbage and the varieties of Brassica oleracea (L.) listed for cabbage except 1!.oleracea var. gongylodes (L.): knol-kohl Chinese Fields of other varieties of the same species cabbage (head- including the same single cross hybrid ing and nbn- Ilea-ding); 299 and

1 2 3 Fields of the same single cross/hybrid (code designation) not conforming to varietal purity requirements for certification and from the other sp~cies of genus Brassica listed below: Brassica Tapa (L): turnip. B. napus (L.) val. napobrassica (L) Peterm: rutabaga (swede). B. juncea (L) Czern. & Coss. subsp. juncea: Indian mustard or rai or BangIa sarson. B.juncea (L) Czern. & Coss. subsp. imegrifolia (West) TheIl: vegetable mustard or rai. B. juncea var. rugosa (Roxb.): Pahadi rai. B. chinensis Juslen; non-duthie & Fuller: brown sarson or kali sarson. B. napus L var. glauca (Roxb.) Schulz: yellow sarson or Pilli sarson or sarish. B. napus L var. napus : laha or maghi or achara rat B. tournefortii Gouan: Punjabi rai or jangli rai. B. nigra (L) Koch: true mustard or Banarsi rai. B. alba (L) Robenh: white mustard. 1.600 B. Specific requirements Factor Maximum permitted (%) Offtypes in each parent at and after flowering *Plants affected by seed borne diseases at finalinspection 0.010 0.10 *Seed borne diseases shall be : For cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli and knol-kohl.: Black leg: Leptosphaeria maculans (Desm.) Ces. & de Not) Black rot: Xanthomonas camepstris pv. campestris (Pamm.) Soft rot: Erwinia carotovora LR. Jones For chinese cabbage (heading & non-heading): Black leg: Leptosphaeria maculans (Desm.) Ces. & de Not) Black rot: Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris (Pamm.) Dawson) 300 Dawson

Factor Pure seed (minimum) Inert matter (maximum) Other crop seeds (maximum) Weed seeds (maximum) Germination (minimum) Moisture (maximum) For vapour-proof containers (maximum) Standards 98.0% 2.0% None None 70% 7.0% 5.0% 301

CABBAGE: Brassica oleracea L. var.capitatal. CAULIFLOWER: Brassica oleracea L. val. botrytis L. BROCCOLI: Brassica oleracea (L.) val. ita/ica Plen'ck KNOL-KOHL : Brassica oleracea (P.) var~gongylodesl. CHINESE CABBAGE: (HEADING & NON~HEADING) '. Brassicapekinensis (Lour.) Rupr. & Brassica.. chinensisl. ' 1. Application and Amplificationof General Seed CertificationStandards A. The General Seed.JCertification!Standards are basic and, together with the following~specificlstandards constitute the standards fo<certification of hybrids of cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, knol-kohl and chinese Qabbaac (heading and~non-heading). B. The General Standards are amplified as followi to apply specifically to the hybrids of cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, knol-kohl and chinese cabbage (heading and non-heading): 1. Eligibility requirements for certification (a) A hybrid is one to be planted for any use except seed production. It may be anyone of the following: (i) Single cross-the first generation resulting from the controlled crossing of two approved self-incompatible but crosscompatible inbred lines. It may be of three types depending upon the procedure of seed production; -seeds of only female parent are harvested and certified; -seeds of both the parents are harvested separately and certified; and -seeds of both the parents are harvested together, mixed and certified. (ii) Double cross-the first generation resulting from the controlled crossing of two approved self-incompatible but cross-compatible single crosses. (iii) Three way cross-the first generation resulting from controlled crossing of an approved inbred line and certfied 302

single cross being self-incompatible individually but cr05scompatible to each other. 2. Classes and Sources of seed (a) Only the class "Certified" shall be recognised. (b) A hybrid to be certified must be produced from certified Foundation seed or seed stocks approved by the Certification Agency. II. Land Requirements Land to be used for seed production of the hybrids of cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, knol-kohl, and chinese cabbage (heading and nonheading) shall be free of volunteer plants. II. Land Requirements A minimum of three inspections shall be made as follows: 1. the first inspection shall be made before flower stalk development tocheck isolation, offtypes including type of heads (curds or knobs), outcrosses, planting ratio and other relevant factors; 2. the second inspection shall be made duxing flowering to check isolation, offtypes and other relevant factors; 3. the third inspection shall be made before harvesting to check offtypes, seed borne diseases and other relevant factors. IV. Field Standards A. General requirements 1. Isolation Seed fields of hybrids of the seed crops mentioned in column 1of the Table below shall be isolated from the contaminants shown in column 2 ofthe Table below by the distances specified in column 3 of the said Table: Seed crop Contaminants Minimum distance (meters) 1 2 3 Cabbage Fields of other varieties including commercial hybrid of the same variety 303

1 2 3 Fields of the same hybrid, (code designation) 110tconforming to varietal purity requirements for certification and from the following varieties of Brassica oleracea (L): Cauliflower & broccoli Knol-kohl B. oleracea (L) var. oleracea.. wild cabbage; var. ramosa DC.: branching bush kale; var. millecapitata (Lev.) 'Helm: thousand headed kale; var. gemmifera DC: Brussels sprouts; convar. acephala DC.: fodder kale (karamsag); var. viridis L.: collards, tree kale; var. gongylodes L: kohl rabi or knol kohl; var. costata DC.: Portugal cabbage, tronchuda kale; var. subauda L.: savoy cabbage; var. italica Plenck: broccoli (sprouting broccoli), var. botrytis L: cauliflower (heading broccoli); Fields of other varieties including commercial hybrid of the same variety Fields of the same hybrid(code designation) not conforming to varietal purity requirements for certification and from B. oleracea var. capitata L: cabbage and the varieties of Brassica oleracea (L) listed for cabbage except B. oleracea var. botrytis (L.): cauliflower and B. oleracea var. Ualica Plenck ; broccoli Fields of other varieties including commercial hybrid of the same variety Fields of the same hybrid (code designation) not conforming to varietal purity requirements for certification and from B. oleracea var. capitata (L): cabbage and the varieties of Brassica oleracea (L) listed for cabbage except B. oleracea var. gongylodes (L): knol-kohl 304

1 2 3 Chinese cabbage (heading & non-heading) Fields of oth~r I varieties including commercial hybrid of the same variety Fields of the same hybrid (code designation) not conforming to varietal purity requirements for certification and from the other species of genus Brassica listed below: Brassica Tapa(L.): turnip. B. napus (L.) var. napobrassica (L.) Peterm: rutabaga (swede). B. juncea (L.) Czern. & Casso subsp. juncea: Indian. mustard or rai or BangIa sarson. B. juncea (L.) Czern. & Coss. subsp. integrifolia (West) TheIl: vegetable mustard or rai. B.juncea var. rugosa (Roxb.): Pahadi rai. B. chinensis Juslen; non-duthie & Fuller: brown sarson or kali sarson. B. napus L. var. glauca (Roxb.) Schulz: yellow sarson or Pilli sarson or sarish. B. napus L. var. napus : laha or maghi or achara rai. B. tournefortii Gouan: Punjabi rai or jangli rai. B. nigra (L.) Koch: true mustard or Banarsi rai or black mustard. B. alba (L.) Robenh: white mustard B. Specific requirements Factor Offtypes ineach parent at and after flowering *Plants affected by seed borne diseases at final inspection *Seed borne diseases,for shall be: cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli and knol-kohl: Maximum permitted ( %) Black leg: Leptosphaeria macu/ans (Desm.) Coso & de Not) 0.050 0.50 Black rot: Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris (Pamm.) Dawson) Soft rot: Erwinia carotovora L.R. Jones. For chinese cabbage (heading & non-heading): Black leg: Leptosphaeria maculans (Desm.) Ces & de Not) Black rot: Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris (Pamm.) 305 Dawson)

V. Seed Standards Fa('tor Standards Pure seed (minimum) Inert matter (maximum) Other crop seeds (maximum) Weed seeds (maximum) Germination (minimum) Moisture (maximum) For vapour-proof containers (maximum) 98.0% 2.0% None None 70% 7.0% 5.0% 306