US 2014/0213544 A1 · Plant Treatment Compositions and Methods for Their Use

Plant Treatment Compositions and Methods for Their Use

AssigneeCowan Co.

InventorsWallace Keith Majure, Nicholas William Vandervort, Paul Joseph David, Brian Duane Deeter, Gary Joseph Melchior, James Richard Brazzle, Kenneth Roger Muzyk, Frank Rene Miranda, Tak Wai Cheung, Oaxford George Bain, John Edward Frieden, David Alexander Marsden, Olaf Christian Moberg, Susan Toddie Oeltjen, John Christopher Rueb, William Arthur Hendrickson

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Abstract

Plant treatment compositions comprising metal alginate salts and at least one amine compound are useful in the treatment of plants, particularly food crops. The metal alginate salts are found to be highly effective in the absence of herbicides, fungicides and pesticides.

Claims10

Dependent claims

Plant treatment compositions useful in the treatment of plants, comprising metal alginate salts and at least one amine compound and/or ammonia as compositions useful in the treatment of plants.

Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.

Facts

Application

14/229,027Filed 28 Mar 2014

Priority

6 Mar 2009

Published

31 Jul 2014

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Classification5 codes

A01N 43/16
Six-membered rings: with oxygen as the ring hetero atom
A01N 59/00
Biocides, pest repellants or attractants, or plant growth regulators containing elements or
A01N 59/16
Biocides, pest repellants or attractants, or plant growth regulators containing elements or inorganic compounds: heavy metals; Compounds thereof
A01N 59/20
Heavy metals; Compounds thereof: copper

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Application61/158,111Us provisional application · filed 6 Mar 2009

Application61/158,882Us provisional application · filed 10 Mar 2009

Application13/146,229Continuation · filed 6 Oct 2011

Application14/229,027Continuation

US 2012/0021911 A1Published application

US 2014/0213544 A1This patent

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