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I'm sorry. What does GOAT mean?
coconut cream is patented, but Lemon Zest is not. PPK is more lemony, while LZ is more citrusy. LZ is larger fruit than PPK also.
Quote from: gunnar429 on December 25, 2014, 10:27:44 PMcoconut cream is patented, but Lemon Zest is not. PPK is more lemony, while LZ is more citrusy. LZ is larger fruit than PPK also.Oh i see, thank you!I will start a new thread about patents because i'm ignorant about it and don't want to ruin this thread with my ignorance.
Quote from: bangkok on December 25, 2014, 11:13:19 PMQuote from: gunnar429 on December 25, 2014, 10:27:44 PMcoconut cream is patented, but Lemon Zest is not. PPK is more lemony, while LZ is more citrusy. LZ is larger fruit than PPK also.Oh i see, thank you!I will start a new thread about patents because i'm ignorant about it and don't want to ruin this thread with my ignorance.If you search the forum, there have been a few threads on patents and trademarks. I think there is at least one thread dedicated to the coconut cream patent.
I am missing something here.First i thought it was lemon meringue mango (aka po piu klai) from Myanmar.Then i found info somewhere that it is a new Zills variety.So is there no copyright on the new Zills variety's? Also not on the other new Zills mango's?
I would like to make a list of every country where the Lemon Zest mango is growing in ground since it's the GOAT. I will update the list as people post. Also, if your country is not listed and you would like some Lemon Zest budwood to graft, let me know and I'll see what I can do.Here is the list so far:USASpain (Canary Islands)MexicoVietnamEl SalvadorAustralia (poly seedling?)
Quote from: bangkok on December 25, 2014, 10:14:13 PMI am missing something here.First i thought it was lemon meringue mango (aka po piu klai) from Myanmar.Then i found info somewhere that it is a new Zills variety.So is there no copyright on the new Zills variety's? Also not on the other new Zills mango's?PBR is pretty slippery in Australia. Certainly establishing infringement would be difficult in many cases, which is probably why there are so many SOL's relating to PBR and a a company with a PBR grievance cannot proceed to seek damages from the accused party without first going through the process of a desist notice. As far as I'm aware nobody has been nailed to wall over here for PBR infringement and it is improbable this will happen any time soon considering that most violations, even if they were clear cut, would relate to backyard growers inadvertently transgressing PBR Via ebay. Most people don't know that PBR exists. PBR's granted in the US are non-applicable in Australia unless the business which holds a particular PBR has an Australian ABN--they are other caveats also.
My LZ is doing fine. Probably I will be able to try this year the fruit for the first time. The flowers are coming