Popular science blogger Fruit Hunter was accused of infringement in cracking down on fake Dongfang Selection, and the video was removed from the shelves

Although the essay incident between Oriental Selection and Dong Yuhui has come to an end for the time being, Oriental Selection, as a hot topic in recent times, has encountered problems again. Recently, popular science blogger "Fruit Hunter Yang Xiaoyang" released a video saying,The Dongfang Selection Live Broadcast Room sells Guangxi Rongan kumquats. In fact, after receiving the products, the package says it is a product called "Guangxi Crispy Kumquats," but there is no "Crispy Kumquat" variety in Rongan.

A few days ago, the blogger once again posted a video saying that his original intention was to point out some irregularities in Oriental Selection’s promotion of Rongan Kumquat.Just let them correct and respond in time. Unexpectedly, the video was taken down after the other party complained about infringement.

Oriental Selection stated in the complaint description that the Guangxi crispy kumquats sold by Oriental Selection were produced in Rong'an County, Guangxi. The product naming is based on the taste of the product, hence the name "Crispy Kumquat".

It should be noted that crop naming is actually strictly regulated, and an authoritative crop variety identification certificate will be issued after successful naming.

The blogger himself, Yang Xiaoyang, is a botanist. Information shows that his ancestral home is Henan. He is a member of the Chinese Science Writers Association, a good communication officer of the China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation, a special consultant to the Hainan Tropical Excellent Fruit and Vegetable Expert Committee, and the person in charge of Chinese naming of Southeast Asian plants at the China Natural Herbarium.

He is good at classifying plants and has a particularly strong interest in fruits. He became popular as the "Fruit Hunter" and developed Chinese names for more than 2,000 plants in the world.

At the same time, as the spokesperson of Rongan kumquats, he asked experts, fruit farmers and local folks, but none of them knew that there was a variety of "crispy kumquats" in the local area.