Diamond Jubilee
Rubus idaeus L. · Red raspberry
- Breeder
- Vinson Peter Edward
- Registrations
- 36
Admitted to trade
73 jurisdictions · 3 284 species
337 282 varieties based on official registries. Find the breeder, where the variety is listed for commercial use, and its PBR status—with a reference to the source for every fact.
Search as you are used to — in Cyrillic or Latin script:
Coverage
In official registries, records for each country are stored separately and must be compiled manually. 168 347 varieties are authorized in more than one country — here they are consolidated into a single entry.
All jurisdictions and their registriesDirectory content
The registers cover more than just field crops: there are more ornamental varieties in the database than vegetable and fruit ones combined.
Genera
In the registers, a single genus is divided into subspecies and commodity groups. The genus aggregates them into one section — it is convenient to start here when you need "rapeseed" rather than Brassica napus var. napus.
Crops
Each crop has its own section in the directory, including all varieties, breeders, and countries of registration.
Zea mays L.
37 291 varieties
Helianthus annuus L.
15 159 varieties
Solanum lycopersicum L.
13 448 varieties
Zea mays L. subsp. mays (Maize Group)
13 163 varieties
Triticum aestivum L.
11 533 varieties
Rosa L.
9 012 varieties
Beta vulgaris Sugar Beet Group
8 601 varieties
Lactuca sativa L.
8 226 varieties
Hordeum vulgare L.
7 357 varieties
Capsicum annuum L.
7 085 varieties
Variety card
In the official registry, entries for each country are separate and must be collected manually. Here, they are consolidated into a single card.
Rubus idaeus L. · Red raspberry
Admitted to trade
168 347 varieties are admitted in more than one country. The register shows them one by one, the directory — all at once.
Entered in the national catalog — sales are permitted. Plant breeders' rights are in effect — propagation requires a license. We distinguish these statuses clearly.
Official registers only accept Latin script. Here, both "Кукурудза" and Zea mays yield the same result.
Not just "registry data," but a specific publication with a verification date. No source means no field: an empty string is more honest than a plausible fiction.
Information
Maturity groups, resistance scales, sowing dates, legal statuses. What the numbers in a variety description actually mean, and how not to get them wrong.
A variety may be approved for sale but protected by a breeder's patent. Or vice versa: protection has expired, but the variety is excluded from the catalog. We analyze both regimes and what happens when they are confused.
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ReadThe first full data upload has been completed: 1,213,969 registry entries from 29 jurisdictions have been consolidated into 337,387 variety cards.
ReadIn 2026, plant breeders' rights expire for 1,756 varieties. The largest groups among them are maize, rose, and sugar beet.
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