Plant Variety Rights Amendment Act (No. 52 of 1994).

This Act amends the definitions of "plant" and of "variety" of the principal Act. "Plant" is now defined as including a fungus but not an alga or a bacterium. "Variety" is now defined as a cultivar or cultivated variety of a plant and includes any clone, hybrid, stock or line of a plant, but does not include a botanical variety of a plant.