Agrinomics LLC

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Stanley R Bates

Allan H Lammers

Christina Westerlund

Nancy Anne Federspiel

Jonathan R Fitch

Xing Liang Liu

Ry Wagner

Helena V Mathews

Jill Van Winkle

Alex Liu

Susan M Bovee-Picciano

John P Davies

Tina M Harwell

Xing Liawg Liu

Xing Liang (Alex) Liu

The present invention is directed to plants that display a pathogen resistance phenotype due to altered expression of a PPR2 nucleic acid. The invention is further directed to methods of generating plants with a pathogen resistance phenotype.

Generation of plants with improved pathogen resistance

The present invention is directed to plants that display a pathogen resistance phenotype due to altered expression of a PPR1 nucleic acid. The invention is further directed to methods of generating plants with a pathogen resistance phenotype.

The present invention is directed to a novel plant phenotype, designated CURLY (CUR), a nucleic acid sequence expressed in plants demonstrating the CUR phenotype and the corresponding amino acid sequence. Also provided are plant cells and plants that exhibit modified CUR expression.

Identification and characterization of a CURLY phenotype (CUR) in plants

The present invention is directed to a novel plant phenotype, designated PAGODA (PGD), a nucleic acid sequence expressed in plants demonstrating the PGD phenotype and the corresponding amino acid sequence. Also provided are plant cells and plants that exhibit modified PGD expression.

Identification and characterization of a PAGODA phenotype (PGD) in plants

Expansible anchors, particularly a pivotable anchor for pilings. The anchor is characterized by a backing plate which is secured to the lower exterior portion of the piling. A pivot bracket extends laterally outward of the backing plate to support a pivoting arm and thrust plate. As the piling is being driven, the pivoting arm and thrust plate are pivoted upwardly in substantial alignment with the piling vertical axis. As the piling is driven and set, the pivoting arm and thrust plate are pivoted downwardly to a laterally outward locking mode. The surrounding marine surface then settles upon the thrust plate, locking the piling in place.

Piling anchor

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Aumsville, OR, United States of America

Stanley R Bates