Breeder seed is the progeny of foundation seed. In the seed certification process, the hierarchy typically goes as follows: (A) Breeder Seed: This is the initial generation of seed produced by the plant breeder. It is used to develop new varieties and is not usually made available to farmers. (B) Foundation Seed: Foundation seed is produced from breeder seed. It maintains the genetic purity and identity of the new variety. It serves as the source for producing certified seed. (C) Certified Seed: Certified seed is produced from foundation seed. It is the seed that is made available to farmers for cultivation. It has been further multiplied and meets certain quality and purity standards.
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