Originally Posted by Cereus-validus...

A cutting is still a plant even without roots, the same way vegetables and
bulbs are plants even without roots.

Still, a legal interpretation may have nothing at all to do with reality.
Its the same way a tomato is legally considered to be a vegetable even
though botanically it is actually a fruit.


"KeenOne" wrote in message
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Hi,

I need some help regarding cutting's/clones.

In a UK Court Of Law, can a cutting be classed as a plant if it doesn't
have any roots?


thanx.....


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KeenOne