Plant husbandry – Process
Patent
1996-07-03
1998-05-05
Fox, David T.
Plant husbandry
Process
47 576, 47DIG1, A01B 7900, A01C 100, A01C 106, A01C 2100, A01G 1302
Patent
active
057460248
ABSTRACT:
Large quantities of true seed is obtained from garlic using a process that involves the growing of a garlic parent plant from a virus-free garlic propagule under virus-free conditions such that the garlic parent plant remains free from virus infection and in particular infection by the onion yellow dwarf virus.
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Brink Kevin B.
Hansen David J.
Rice Robert M.
Bell Kent L.
Fox David T.
Rogers Foods, Inc.
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