A variety is to be regarded as sufficiently uniform if, apart from a very few aberrations, the plants of which it is composed are, account being taken of the distinctive features of the reproductive systems of the plants, similar or genetically identical as regards the characteristics, taken as a whole, which are considered for this purpose.
Une variété est suffisamment homogène si les plantes qui la composent – abstraction faite de rares aberrations – sont, compte tenu des particularités du système de reproduction des plantes, semblables ou génétiquement identiques pour l’ensemble des caractères retenus à cet effet.