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Old February 21, 2023   #8
ScottinAtlanta
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Originally Posted by seaeagle View Post
Not necessarily. There is the case of a heirloom sweet potato called Bradshaw where someone renamed it and sold it as "Mahon Yam". It happened right here in the USA. So I guess it is not illegal.
But not patented.

Are you sure about that sweet potato? The developer says it is something different, "a unique and relatively new sweet potato variety developed from heirloom potatoes".


https://ourharvest.com/products/prod...ic-mahon-yams/
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