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Country's Decision or any other Communication
(DEC)
last updated: 08 Jul 2013
No
Decision regarding the deliberate release (field trial) of LMO sugar beet (Beta vulgaris) H7-1
EN
23 Apr 2013
No
- Decision on LMOs for intentional introduction into the environment (according to Article 10 or domestic regulatory framework)
No
No
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Person:Plant Production Research Institute PiestanyBratislavska cesta 122Piestany,
912 68, SlovakiaPhone: +421-33-7722330 (director), +421-33-7722311 (switchboard), +421-33-7722312,Fax: +421-33-7726306,Email: vurv@vurv.sk,Website: http://www.vurv.sk/,Related OrganizationPlant Production Research Institute Piestany (PPRI)Academic or research instituteBratislavska cesta 122Piestany,
912 68, SlovakiaPhone: +421-33-7722330 (director), +421-33-7722311 (switchboard), +421-33-7722312,Fax: +421-33-7726306,Email: vurv@vurv.sk,Website: http://www.vurv.sk/,
Yes
No
No
Approval of the import and/or use of the LMO(s) with conditions
1. The trial will be surrounded by a 5 m wide strip of bare soil and the surrounding crop will be a regular crop.
2. The beet in this trial is intended for measuring root and sugar yield as in any conventional trial assessing new sugar beet hybrids in a breeding programme.
No beet will be treated or grown for seed increase, nor any beet that will be allowed to flower.
3. The trial site will thus be checked regularly by trained staff during the period of the deliberate release to destroy sugar beet plants showing signs of bolting long before flowering and pollen emission.
EN
2. The beet in this trial is intended for measuring root and sugar yield as in any conventional trial assessing new sugar beet hybrids in a breeding programme.
No beet will be treated or grown for seed increase, nor any beet that will be allowed to flower.
3. The trial site will thus be checked regularly by trained staff during the period of the deliberate release to destroy sugar beet plants showing signs of bolting long before flowering and pollen emission.
To prevent the escape of genetically modified sugar beet to the surrounding environment.
EN
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BCH-LMO-SCBD-14773-14 Living Modified Organism KM-ØØØH71-4 - Roundup Ready™ sugar beetMonsanto | Resistance to herbicides (Glyphosate)
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BCH-RA-SK-104963-1 Risk Assessment generated by a regulatory process Summary of the risk assessment of the genetically modified sugar beet (Beta vulgaris) H7-1KM-ØØØH71-4 - Roundup Ready™ sugar beet | Common beet, Sugarbeet, BETMA, Resistance to herbicides
Permit valid from 26 April 2013 to 31 December 2015.
Location: experimental fields located in village Borovce in Slovakia; which belong to the Plant Production Research Center Piestany.
size: maximum of 10.000 m²/site/year
The beet in this trial is intended for measuring root and sugar yield as in any conventional trial assessing new sugar beet hybrids in a breeding programme.
All treatments during the vegetative growth of the beet in this trial will be similar to those applied in any conventional trial of sugar beet.
The only difference will be the application of the herbicide glyphosate on the H7-1 sugar beet instead of traditional herbicides.
This is precisely the purpose of the trait introduced in the herbicide resistant sugar beet hybrids that are tested in this trial.
In case any adverse environmental effects, linked to the deliberate release of H7-1 sugar beet, are observed during the period of release, these will be reported immediately to the Competent Authorities.
At the end of the field-testing season, a report will be made available by the notifier to the Competent Authorities.
This report will detail any unexpected adverse environmental effects that were observed during the general surveillance, if any, and further actions elicited as an effect of these findings, if applicable.
EN
Location: experimental fields located in village Borovce in Slovakia; which belong to the Plant Production Research Center Piestany.
size: maximum of 10.000 m²/site/year
The beet in this trial is intended for measuring root and sugar yield as in any conventional trial assessing new sugar beet hybrids in a breeding programme.
All treatments during the vegetative growth of the beet in this trial will be similar to those applied in any conventional trial of sugar beet.
The only difference will be the application of the herbicide glyphosate on the H7-1 sugar beet instead of traditional herbicides.
This is precisely the purpose of the trait introduced in the herbicide resistant sugar beet hybrids that are tested in this trial.
In case any adverse environmental effects, linked to the deliberate release of H7-1 sugar beet, are observed during the period of release, these will be reported immediately to the Competent Authorities.
At the end of the field-testing season, a report will be made available by the notifier to the Competent Authorities.
This report will detail any unexpected adverse environmental effects that were observed during the general surveillance, if any, and further actions elicited as an effect of these findings, if applicable.
