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Commission Directive 2010/60/EU of 30 August 2010 providing… Article 5

Commission Directive 2010/60/EU of 30 August 2010 providing… Article 5

Authorisation requirements for directly harvested preservation mixtures

Article 5

1.   A directly harvested preservation mixture shall have been collected in its source area at a collection site which has not been sown in the 40 years previous to the date of the application by the producer, referred to in Article 7(1). The source area shall be located in the region of origin. 2.   The percentage of the components of the directly harvested preservation mixture that are species and, where relevant, subspecies which are typical for the habitat type of the collection site and which are, as components of the mixture, of importance for the preservation of the natural environment in the context of conservation of genetic resources, shall be adequate for the purpose of recreating the habitat type of the collection site. 3.   The germination rate of the components referred to in paragraph 2 shall be sufficient for the purpose of recreating the habitat type of the collection site. 4.   The maximum content of species and, where relevant, subspecies which do not comply with paragraph 2 shall not exceed 1 % by weight. The directly harvested preservation mixture shall not contain Avena fatua, Avena sterilis and Cuscuta spp. The maximum content of Rumex spp. other than Rumex acetosella and Rumex maritimus shall not exceed 0,05 % by weight.

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