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If OSU already has test results based on AOSA Rules, can the results be converted for BIC?

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If OSU already has test results based on AOSA Rules, can the results be converted for BIC?

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It depends. The AOSA and ISTA Rules differ in sample size, testing procedures and evaluation criteria for some species. If this is the case, a new test must be conducted for BIC. In most cases, we should be able to use the file sample at the lab to supply seed for the new tests.

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