Pests Repellant Fruit Vine
OwnerMiah Muhammad Adelinventor
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Abstract
Cucurbitaceae family snake gourd (Trichosanthes anguina L.), grown in many Asian countries; green, tender stems, forked tendrils, heart-shaped shaped or palmately broad leaves; long lacy fringed, five-petalled, day-night open, white unisexual flowers; multifarious health benefiting fruits; resistant to major fungal, bacterial, viral diseases, repellant to aphids, insects, and beetles (Ceroterma trifurcata) from pumpkin, squash, and bean plants; replaces bee-killing and water resources polluting pesticides.
Claims1
A new and distinct variety of fruit vine of the Cucurbitaceae class, substantially as herein shown and described, characterized by intense aroma, rapid growth;
- tender stems, forked tendrils, heart-shaped or palmately broad green leaves, and five-petalled, long lacy fringed white unisexual day-night open flowers;
- oddly shaped waxy green or white skinned fruits;
- resistant to major fungal, bacterial, viral diseases;
- repellant to aphids, insects, beetles from pumpkin, squash, and bean plants if uniformly interposed among the target plants, replacement for some environmentally harmful chemical pesticides.
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