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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 01, 2005
Filed:
Feb. 08, 2002
Ashok Kumar Shahi, Jammu, IN;
Satya Narayan Sharma, Jammu, IN;
Swadesh Pal, Jammu, IN;
Suresh Chandra, Jammu, IN;
Prabhu Dutt, Jammu, IN;
Surendra Singh Balyan, Jammu, IN;
Maharaj Krishen Bhan, Jammu, IN;
Subhash Chandra Taneja, Jammu, IN;
Ravinder Kumar Raina, Jammu, IN;
Vijeshwar Verma, Jammu, IN;
Shazia Zahoor, Jammu, IN;
Maharaj Krishen Kaul, Jammu, IN;
Ghulam Nabi Qazi, Jammu, IN;
Ashok Kumar Shahi, Jammu, IN;
Satya Narayan Sharma, Jammu, IN;
Swadesh Pal, Jammu, IN;
Suresh Chandra, Jammu, IN;
Prabhu Dutt, Jammu, IN;
Surendra Singh Balyan, Jammu, IN;
Maharaj Krishen Bhan, Jammu, IN;
Subhash Chandra Taneja, Jammu, IN;
Ravinder Kumar Raina, Jammu, IN;
Vijeshwar Verma, Jammu, IN;
Shazia Zahoor, Jammu, IN;
Maharaj Krishen Kaul, Jammu, IN;
Ghulam Nabi Qazi, Jammu, IN;
Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, New Delhi, IN;
Abstract
A new and distinct variety ofgrass is provided. The new variety was discovered during a mass selection program that was carried out in India in a cultivated area, and offers significant advantages over a typical plant of the species. More specifically, the new variety exhibits superior drought tolerance, a vigorous perennial growth habit, and lighter green leaves than typically exhibited by the species. The plant produces an essential oil having an enhanced geraniol and geranyl acetate content that is useful to form perfumes and in flavor applications. Asexual reproduction can be readily carried out by the rooting of slips.