Florigene Europe B.v.

Del Monte International Gmbh

Del Monte Fresh Produce Company

Dow Agrosciences LLC

Dna Plant Technology Corporation

Ebrahim Firoozabady

Hans Sauter

Karol Robinson

Joao Rodrigues

Thomas R Young

Neal I Gutterson

Michael J Adang

John D Kemp

Benjamin A Moll

Christine S Lemieux

A new and distinct pineapple plant named 'FR3593W', comprising certain unique traits, standing outresistance obtained after crossing and backcrossingresistant pineapple lines with an MD-2 pineapple. The invention incorporates stable, inheritable resistances todisease in a pineapple variety capable of addressing all of the high-quality requirements of Latin American and other consumer markets.

Pineapple plant named 'FR3593W'

A new and distinct pineapple plant named 'FR28203', comprising certain unique traits, standing outresistance obtained after crossing and backcrossingresistant pineapple lines with an MD-2 pineapple. The invention incorporates stable, inheritable resistances to Fusariosis disease in a pineapple variety capable of addressing all of the high-quality requirements of global export markets.

Pineapple plant named 'FR28203'

A new and distinct pineapple plant named 'FR11834', comprising certain unique traits, standing outresistance obtained after crossing and backcrossingresistant pineapple lines with an MD-2 pineapple. The invention incorporates stable, inheritable resistance todisease in a pineapple variety capable of addressing all of the high quality requirements of global export markets.

Pineapple plant named 'FR11834'

This invention provides methods of transforming organogenic plant cells and regenerating plants from transformed cells.

Organogenic transformation and regeneration

The present invention provides methods of transforming pineapple cells and plants with carotenoid biosynthetic polypeptide expression regulators that control the accumulation of carotenoids in the transformed cells, and in certain embodiments, the coloration of those cells. The invention also provides for the regeneration of pineapple plants from the transformed cells. In addition, the invention provides pineapple cells and plants that include introduced carotenoid biosynthetic polypeptide expression regulators.

Transgenic pineapple plants with modified carotenoid levels and methods of their production

A method for expressing insecticidal protein structural genes in cotton plant genomes is provided. In the preferred embodiments this invention comprises placing a structural gene for thecrystal protein under control of a plant or a T-DNA promoter and ahead of a polyadenylation site followed by insertion of said promoter/structural gene combination into a plant genome by utilizing anTi plasmid-based transformation system. The modified Ti plasmid is then used to transform recipient plant cells. Also provided are the plants and tissues produced by this method and bacterial strains, plasmids, and vectors useful for execution of this invention.

Insect resistant cotton plants

The present invention is directed to methods for the genetic transformation of pineapple plant tissue with Agrobacterium. The present invention also provides for the regeneration of intact pineapple plants from the transformed tissue.

Genetically transformed pineapple plants and methods for their production

Rose plant cells are transformed by incubation with Agrobacterium cells carrying an exogenous DNA sequence. The callus cells may be obtained from various tissue sources, including stamen filaments, leaf explants, and the like, and whole rose plants may be regenerated from the transformed callus cells. The exogenous DNA will be stably incorporated into the chromosomes of the regenerated rose plant which will be able to express gene(s) encoded by the DNA sequence.

Genetically transformed rose plants and methods for their production

Carnation plant material is transformed by cocultivation with Agrobacterium cells carrying an exogenous DNA sequence. In particular, by initiating callus formation on the plant material, transformed shoots may be produced in a suitable medium. Plantlets may be produced from the shoots by initiating root formation and subsequently transferring the rooted shoots to soil.

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Pleasant Hill, CA, United States of America

Ebrahim Firoozabady