Allium L. (ALLIU)

UPOV Principal Botanical Name:
Allium L.
UPOV Code:
ALLIU
English Common Names:
Ornamental Allium
UPOV Test Guidelines:
^TG/85/7^
^TG/46/7^
^TG/199/1^
^TG/198/2^
^TG/162/4 Rev.^
^TG/161/3^
Entries between ^ ^ indicate Test Guidelines that cover a lower botanical rank (for example in the case of a genus: there are Test Guidelines at the level of one of the species in the genus).

Authorities with Practical Experience

Entries in ( ) indicate experience at the level of a higher botanical rank (for example in the case of a species: there is experience at the level of the genus to which it belongs).
Entries between ^ ^ indicate experience at the level of a lower botanical rank (for example in the case of a genus: there is experience at the level of one the species in the genus).

Authority Notes
^Argentina^ 
^Azerbaijan^ 
^Belarus^ 
^Bulgaria^ 
^China^ 
^Colombia^ 
^Czechia^ 
^European Union (Community Plant Variety Office (CPVO))^Long day types only
^European Union (Community Plant Variety Office (CPVO))^Ornamental varieties
^European Union (Community Plant Variety Office (CPVO))^Seed varieties
^European Union (Community Plant Variety Office (CPVO))^ 
European Union (Community Plant Variety Office (CPVO))Allium fistulosum L. x . A. schoenoprasum L. x A. tuberosum Rottler ex Spreng.
European Union (Community Plant Variety Office (CPVO))Ornamental varieties
^France^ 
^Georgia^ 
^Germany^ 
^Hungary^ 
^Japan^ 
Japan 
^Netherlands (Kingdom of)^Ornamental varieties
^Netherlands (Kingdom of)^ 
Netherlands (Kingdom of)ornamental, seed propoagated; Allium fistulosum L. x . A. schoenoprasum L. x A. tuberosum Rottler ex Spreng.,
^New Zealand^ 
^Poland^ 
^Portugal^ 
^Republic of Korea^ 
^Republic of Moldova^ 
^Romania^ 
^Russian Federation^ 
^Serbia^ 
^Slovakia^Seed varieties
^South Africa^ 
South Africa 
^Spain^ 
^Ukraine^ 
^United Kingdom^ 
^United States of America^ 
^Uruguay^