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Commission Directive 2005/43/ECShow full title
Commission Directive 2005/43/EC of 23 June 2005 amending the Annexes to Council Directive 68/193/EEC on the marketing of material for the vegetative propagation of the vine
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III.GRADING
1.Graftable rootstock cuttings, nursery cuttings and top-graft cuttings
Diameter
This concerns the largest diameter of the section. This standard does not apply to herbaceous cuttings,
(a)
graftable rootstock cuttings and top-graft cuttings:
(aa)
top diameter: 6,5 to 12 mm;
(ab)
maximum butt end diameter: 15 mm, except if this involves top-graft cuttings intended for grafting in situ,
(b)
nursery cuttings:
minimum top diameter: 3,5 mm.
2.Rooted cuttings
A.Diameter
The diameter measured in the middle of the internode, under the extension growth and along to the longest axis, shall be at least equal to 5 mm. This standard is not applicable to the rooted cuttings derived from herbaceous propagation material.
B.Length
The length from the lowest point at which roots emerge to the base of the extension growth shall be not less than:
(a)
30 cm for rooted cuttings, intended for grafting; however, for rooted cuttings intended for Sicily, this length shall be 20 cm;
(b)
20 cm for other rooted cuttings.
This standard is not applicable to the rooted cuttings derived from herbaceous propagation material.
C.Roots
Each plant shall have at least three well-developed and well-spaced roots. However, the variety 420 A may have only two well-developed roots, provided that they are on opposite sides.
D.Heel
The cut shall be made at a sufficient distance below the diaphragm so as not to damage it but not more than one centimetre below it.
3.Rooted grafts
A.Length
The stem shall be at least 20 cm in length.
This standard is not applicable to the rooted grafts derived from herbaceous propagation material.
B.Roots
Each plant shall have at least three well-developed and well-spaced roots. However, the variety 420 A may have only two well-developed roots, provided that they are on opposite sides.
C.Union
Each plant shall have an adequate, regular and secure union.
D.Heel
The cut shall be made at a sufficient distance below the diaphragm so as not to damage it but not more than one centimetre below it.
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