Group I

• Maize, Oat (incl. Red Oat), Potato, Spring Barley, Sugar Beet, Wheat, Winter Oilseed Rape, Winter Rye, Winter Triticale;

Group II

• Durum Wheat, Italian Ryegrass, Lucerne, Perennial Ryegrass, Red Clover, Sand Lucerne, Spring Oilseed Rape, Westerwold Ryegrass, Winter Barley;

Group III

• agricultural plants: Canary Grass, Cocksfoot, Festulolium, Field Bean, Field Pea, Flax/Linseed, Fodder Beet, Fodder Galega, Hemp, Meadow Fescue, Meadow Foxtail, Poppy, Red Fescue, Rough-Stalked Meadowgrass, Small Naked Oat (Hulless Oat), Smooth-Stalked Meadowgrass, Spelt Wheat, Spring Triticale, Sunflower, Swamp Meadowgrass, Timothy, Turnip Rape, White Clover, Wood Meadowgrass,
• vegetable plants: Asparagus, Aubergine (Egg Plant), Beetroot, Brussels Sprouts, Cardoon, Carrot, Cauliflower, Celery/Celeriac, Chervil, Chinese Cabbage, Chives, Corn Salad (Lamb's Lettuce), Cucumber/Gherkin, Endive, Fennel, French Bean, Globe Artichoke, Industrial Chicory, Kohlrabi, Large-leaved Chicory, Leek, Lettuce, Onion (incl. Echalion), Popcorn, Red Cabbage, Rhubarb, Runner Bean, Savoy Cabbage, Scorzonera (Black Salsify), Shallot, Spinach Beet (Chard), Sugar Pea, Sweet Corn, Tomato, Welsh Onion, White Cabbage, Witloof Chicory, Wrinkled Pea/Round Pea,
• fruit plants: Apple, Plum, Sour Cherry (fruiting varieties and rootstocks);

Group IV

• agricultural plants: Alsike Clover, Birdsfoot Trefoil, Brown Mustard, Brown Top, California Bluebell, Caraway, Creeping Bent, Crimson Clover, Common Vetch, Fodder Kale, Fodder Radish, Fine Leaved Sheep's Fescue, Hairy Vetch, Hard Fescue, Hybrid Ryegrass, Narrow Leaved Lupin, Persian Clover, Red Top, Rescue Grass, Sainfoin, Sheep's Fescue, Small Timothy, Soya Bean, Spring Rye, Swede, Tall Fescue, Tall Oatgrass, Trefoil, Velvet Bent, White Lupin, White Mustard, Yellow Lupin,
• vegetable plants: Black Radish, Broad Bean, Curly Kale, Garlic, Gourd, Marrow (Courgette), Melon, Parsley, Pepper, Radish, Spinach, Sprouting Broccoli (Calabrese), Turnip, Watermelon,
• fruit plants: Raspberry, Strawberry;

Group V

• all other plants not included in groups I-IV, which varieties are subject to national listing;

Group VI

• Chrysanthemum, Flamingo Flower, Gerbera, Rose (varieties grown under covers);

Group VII

• other plants, not included in group VI, which varieties are not subject to national listing.

2. Time limits for fee remittance

• Application fee shall be remitted jointly with an application.
• Examination fee for the first and each consecutive vegetation season, during which DUS tests are carried out should be remitted within 30 days from the date of delivery of the notification on the beginning of testing.
• Issue fee (grant of PBR) shall be remitted within 60 days from the date of the decision on grant of PBR delivery.
• Maintenance fee should be remitted
  
  • for the first calendar year - within 60 days from the date of delivery of the decision on grant of PBR
  • for the second and each subsequent calendar year - by the end of June.

3.

If DUS testing is carried out both for the purpose of national listing and grant of PBR - only one fee for DUS testing is in force.

4.

Fee for the DUS testing of a hybrid variety, regardless of its structure, is a double amount of the relevant fee, if the components of this variety are examined.

5.

Maintenance fee shall not be remitted for a given calendar year, if a variety has been withdrawn from the PBR in the first half-year.

Fees shall be remitted on the following bank account, at the same time giving the title of payment as well as the species and variety concerned is required.

Bank account:
SWIFT(BIC): GOSKPLPW
Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego Oddział w Poznaniu
IBAN: PL 74 1130 1088 0001 3110 3520 0005

dla Centralnego Ośrodka Badania Roślin Uprawnych

Please note that on COBORU bank account should enter full amount of fee; banking charges are covered by remitter.