Nature Conservation (Plants) Regulation 2020
sec.73Way plant to be taken
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sec.73 Way plant to be taken
The holder of a protected plant growing licence, or a relevant person for the holder, may take an authorised plant only in a way that— if the taking requires disturbance of the soil from which the plant is taken—disturbs the soil to the extent necessary to remove the plant; and digging an area of soil directly around a plant to enable the root base of the plant to be removed if the taking is by harvesting a part of the plant— does not result in the death of the plant from which the part is taken; and leaves enough of the plant to allow for reproduction of the plant and provide habitat or food for other wildlife; and complies with the plant authorities code.
- (a) if the taking requires disturbance of the soil from which the plant is taken—disturbs the soil to the extent necessary to remove the plant; and Example— digging an area of soil directly around a plant to enable the root base of the plant to be removed
- (b) if the taking is by harvesting a part of the plant— (i) does not result in the death of the plant from which the part is taken; and (ii) leaves enough of the plant to allow for reproduction of the plant and provide habitat or food for other wildlife; and
- (i) does not result in the death of the plant from which the part is taken; and
- (ii) leaves enough of the plant to allow for reproduction of the plant and provide habitat or food for other wildlife; and
- (c) complies with the plant authorities code.
- (i) does not result in the death of the plant from which the part is taken; and
- (ii) leaves enough of the plant to allow for reproduction of the plant and provide habitat or food for other wildlife; and