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US 2019/0014734 A1Published application
Switchgrass Cultivar PanIR
AssigneeMississippi State University
InventorsBrian S. Baldwin, Jason Brett Rushing
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AssigneeMississippi State University
InventorsBrian S. Baldwin, Jason Brett Rushing
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A novel herbicide-resistant switchgrass cultivar, designated PanIR, is disclosed. The invention relates to the seeds of switchgrass cultivar PanIR, to the plants of switchgrass cultivar PanIR, and to methods for producing a switchgrass plant produced by crossing the cultivar PanIR with itself or another switchgrass variety. The invention relates to plant parts derived from switchgrass cultivar PanIR and to methods for producing other switchgrass cultivars, lines, or plant parts derived from switchgrass cultivar PanIR. The invention further relates to hybrid switchgrass seeds and plants produced by crossing the switchgrass cultivar PanIR with another switchgrass cultivar. It also further relates to other derivatives of the cultivar PanIR, methods of producing imazapic resistant switchgrass seeds and plants, and to producing commodity plant products.
A seed of switchgrass cultivar PanIR, wherein a representative sample of switchgrass seed of said cultivar has been deposited under ATCC Accession No. ______.
A switchgrass plant, or a part thereof, having all of the characteristics of switchgrass cultivar PanIR and having all or essentially all of the physiological and morphological characteristics of the switchgrass cultivar PanIR listed in Table 2, wherein a representative sample of seed of said switchgrass cultivar PanIR has been deposited under ATCC Accession No. ______.
A method of introducing the desired trait of imazapic resistance into a switchgrass plant, the method comprising:
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