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Super Broccoli & Soggy Tomatoes – IP considerations of plant biotechnology

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The pro’s and con’s of plant variety protection vs patent protection will be discussed. I will also discuss several important cases in the field of plant biotechnology, which are currently pending before the European Patent Office, and which plant researchers should be well aware of.

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