1‑7 Meaning of prescribed grain1‑7 Meaning of prescribed grain

1‑7 Meaning of prescribed grain

(1) Prescribed grain means any of the following: (a) barley (being whole grain of Hordeum vulgare (whether 2‑row or 6‑row), but not including hulled, milled or malted grain of that kind); (b) canola (being whole seed of Brassica napus var; napus cv; “Canola”); (c) chickpeas (being seed (whole or split) of Cicer arietinum); (d) dried field peas (being dried seeds of the species Pisum sativum that are angular or spherical in shape, and not of the varieties known as processing peas, vegetable peas, garden peas or peas in pod); (e) faba beans (being seed (whole or split) of Vicia faba); (f) lentils (being seed (whole or split) of Lens culinaris); (g) lupins (being seed (whole or split) of Lupinus angustifolius or Lupinus albus); (h) mung beans (being whole seeds of the species Vigna radiata or Vigna mungo); (i) oats (being grain (whole or clipped) of Avena sativa or Avena strigosa, but not including rolled, crushed, milled, hulled or kiln‑dried grain of that kind); (j) sorghum (being whole unmilled seed of Sorghum bicolor); (k) soybeans (being whole unmilled seed of Glycine max); (l) wheat (being whole unmilled grain of Triticum aestivum, Triticum durum or Triticum tauschii); (m) whole vetch (being seed (whole or broken) of Vicia sativa, but not including split seed of Vicia sativa).

Note: For the purposes of paragraph (m), split vetch that is split seed of Vicia sativa is prohibited from export absolutely (see section 23 of the Act).

(2) A reference to a species of plant in a paragraph of subsection (1) includes a reference to: (a) a synonym for the species; and (b) each cultivated subspecies, variety and cultivar of the species; and (c) each cross of which a plant of the species is a parent.