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Besides the general laws regulating our social life (property rights, penal law etc..), several specific laws can step in practice of the work of a plant breeder. Chronologically, these laws are patent law, trade marks law, protection of know-how and industrial secrecy and finally protection of plant breeders’ rights.
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Bustin, N. (1992). From Tradition to Modernity: Which Right for Which Varieties?. In: Dattée, Y., Dumas, C., Gallais, A. (eds) Reproductive Biology and Plant Breeding. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76998-6_38
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