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Luther Burbank = Plant Patent Act
The Plant Patent Act of 1930 (United States) was the first law in the world to provide intellectual property protection for new plant varieties. It recognized plant breeders’ work as a form of invention deserving exclusive rights.
Supported by Luther Burbank, a famous American horticulturist whose breeding work influenced the law act was notable because it recognized plants as a type of patentable subject matter.
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USA: Worlds First Plant Patent Act
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