` In situ conservation` means the conservation of ecosystems and natural habitats and the maintenance and recovery of viable populations of species in their natural surroundings and, in the case of domesticated or cultivated plant species, in the surroundings where they have developed their distinctive properties.

Assets cultivated in plantations:

The percentage by weight of seeds of other cultivated plants shall not exceed 1;

The percentage by weight of seeds of other cultivated plants shall not exceed 3.

« in situ conservation» means the conservation of genetic material in ecosystems and natural habitats and the maintenance and recovery of viable populations of species or feral breeds in their natural surroundings and, in the case of domesticated animal breeds or cultivated plant species, in the farmed environment where they have developed their distinctive properties;

"in situ conservation" means the conservation of genetic material in ecosystems and natural habitats and the maintenance and recovery of viable populations of species or feral breeds in their natural surroundings and, in the case of domesticated animal breeds or cultivated plant species, in the farmed environment where they have developed their distinctive properties;

Plant protection products covered by the Act of 12 July 1995 on the Protection of Cultivated Plants (Dz.U. 1999, Nr 66, poz. 751 with amendments).

The percentage by weight of seeds of other plants shall not exceed 0 72, of which neither the percentage of seeds of other cultivated plants nor the percentage of weed seeds shall exceed 0 71.

Permanent crops which are treated as vegetables or as ornamental plants or industrial plants (e.g. asparagus, roses, decorative shrubs cultivated for their blossom or leaves, strawberries, hops) are not included in this category.

cultivated wine-growing areas in respect of which infringements of Community or national provisions regarding planting have been recorded during a period to be determined which shall not exceed 10 wine years;

investment having as their effect increased production capacity, where the capacity increase on a farm amounts to more than 20 %, to be measured in livestock units for animal production and cultivated surface for plant production;

Investments in cultivated crop assets, i.e. plantations, are recorded either as sales, by enterprises specialising in such kind of agricultural contract work (with soil preparation, supply of machines, plant, labour, etc.), or as output of own-account produced fixed capital goods (cf. 1.75).

Actions involving lower animals, lower plants and micro-organisms, including fungi, are only eligible when these are reared or cultivated on land and when they are or could be of use in agriculture, including organisms which are suited for use as biological control agents in agriculture in its widest sense.

Actions involving lower animals, lower plants and micro-organisms, including fungi, are only eligible when these are reared or cultivated on land and when they are or could be of use in agriculture, including organisms which are suited for use as biological control agents in agriculture in its widest sense.

Acceptance of a variety may be renewed at given intervals if it is still cultivated on such a scale as to justify this, or should be retained in the interest of conserving plant genetic resources, and providing that the requirements as to distinctness, uniformity and stability, or the criteria determined under Article 44(2) and (3), are still satisfied.

'2. Acceptance of a variety may be renewed at given intervals if it is still cultivated on such a scale as to justify this, or should be retained in the interest of conserving plant genetic resources, and providing that the requirements as to distinctness, uniformity and stability, or the criteria determined under Article 20(a)3 and 4, are still satisfied.

'2. Acceptance of a variety may be renewed a given intervals if it is still cultivated on such a scale as to justify this, or should be retained in the interest of conserving plant genetic resources, and providing that the requirements as to distinctness, uniformity and stability, or the criteria determined under Article 39(a)(3) and (4), are still satisfied.

Presence of sexually compatible wild relatives or cultivated plant species.

Assets cultivated in plantations:

Cultivated natural growth of plants

Seeds of herbaceous plants cultivated principally for their flowers

- Seeds of herbaceous plants cultivated principally for their flowers

'Extraneous seeds' are seeds of plants, whether or not cultivated, other than cereals.

It may also be necessary to extend monitoring/surveillance to adjacent or neighbouring cultivated and non-cultivated areas, post-harvest surveillance areas for volunteer plants and protected areas.

ESA 79 states explicitly that the output of cultivated plants is recorded at the time the plants are harvested (crops harvested or trees felled).

Sexual compatibility with other cultivated or wild plant species, including the distribution in Europe of the compatible species.

In the case of fast-growing species cultivated in the short term, support for afforestation shall be granted for planting costs only.

after planting, the seedlings must have been cultivated in accordance with the provisions of Article 6 (1) (a) and (b) for a period of at least six weeks before harvesting;

Crops of oilseeds, protein plants, linseed and durum wheat must also be cultivated in accordance with local standards at least until 30 June prior to the marketing year in question, unless they are harvested at full maturity before that date.

The first subparagraph shall not apply to land under permanent pasture to be afforested, if such afforestation is compatible with the environment and with the exclusion of plantations of Christmas trees and fast growing species cultivated in the short term.

whole plants, harvested green with unripe grain, of the cereals listed in point I of Annex I to Regulation (EEC) No 1765/92 and having been cultivated on land which was not declared in the area aid application with a view to the aid for arable crops provided for in that Regulation,

'- whole plants, harvested green with unripe grain, of the cereals listed in point I of Annex I to Council Regulation (EC) No 1251/1999 (*) and having been cultivated on land which was not declared in the area aid application with a view to the aid for arable crops provided for in that Regulation,

Acceptance of a variety may be renewed at given intervals if it is still cultivated on such a scale as to justify this, or should be retained in the interest of conserving plant genetic resources, and providing that the requirements as to distinctness, uniformity and stability, or the criteria determined under Article 20(a)3 and 4, are still satisfied.

Acceptance of a variety may be renewed a given intervals if it is still cultivated on such a scale as to justify this, or should be retained in the interest of conserving plant genetic resources, and providing that the requirements as to distinctness, uniformity and stability, or the criteria determined under Article 39(a)(3) and (4), are still satisfied.

Land used to produce raw materials cultivated under the energy crop aid provided for in Title IV Chapter 5 of Regulation (EC) No 1782/2003 shall not be eligible for Community aid as provided for in Chapter VIII of Council Regulation (EC) No 1257/1999 fn, with the exception of support granted in respect of the costs of planting fast-growing species as provided for in the second subparagraph of Article 31(3) thereof.

The third indent of Article 2(l)(a) of Commission Regulation (EC) No 785/95 of 6 April 1995 laying down detailed rules for the application of Council Regulation (EC) No 603/95 on the common organisation of the market in dried fodder (3), as last amended by Regulation (EC) No 676/1999 (4), states that whole plants, harvested green with unripe grain, of the cereals listed in point 1 of Annex I to Council Regulation (EEC) No 1765/92 (5) and having been cultivated on land which was not declared in the area aid application with a view to the aid for arable crops provided for in that Regulation are deemed to be 'dried fodder' in order to prevent aid from being paid twice on the same parcels.

"Extraneous seeds" are seeds of plants, whether or not cultivated, other than cereals.

"in situ conservation" means the conservation of genetic material in ecosystems and natural habitats and the maintenance and recovery of viable populations of species or feral breeds in their natural surroundings and, in the case of domesticated animal breeds or cultivated plant species, in the farmed environment where they have developed their distinctive properties;

« in situ conservation» means the conservation of genetic material in ecosystems and natural habitats and the maintenance and recovery of viable populations of species or feral breeds in their natural surroundings and, in the case of domesticated animal breeds or cultivated plant species, in the farmed environment where they have developed their distinctive properties;

A new table IIIa entitled "Preparations to be surface-spread between cultivated plants" is added, with the following content:

Fodder beets (Beta vulgaris L.) and plants of the family Brassicae intended for fodder and other plants cultivated mainly for their roots for fodder, not mentioned elsewhere.

Crops which are treated as vegetables or as ornamental plants or industrial plants (e.g. asparagus, roses, decorative shrubs cultivated for their blossom or leaves, strawberries, hops) are not included in this category, even if permanent.

investment having as their effect increased production capacity, where the capacity increase on a farm amounts to more than 20 %, to be measured in livestock units for animal production and cultivated surface for plant production;

Actions on lower animals, plants and micro-organisms are not eligible, except for those which are reared or cultivated on land or in fresh water or such organisms which are suited for use as biological control agents in agriculture.

Certain crops which are usually treated as vegetables, as ornamental plants or as industrial plants (e.g. asparagus, roses, decorative shrubs cultivated for their blossom or leaves, strawberries, hops) are included in this category, even if they might occupy the ground for more than five years.

Whereas Article 5 (2) of Regulation (EEC) No 357/79 provides that during the intermediate surveys of areas under vines cultivated with wine grape varieties the Member States concerned are required to compile only general data on areas which have been planted or replanted;

Crops of oilseeds, protein plants, linseed, fibre flax and durum wheat must also be cultivated under conditions of normal growth in accordance with local standards at least until 30 June prior to the marketing year in question, unless they are harvested at full maturity before that date.