980015: Compositions and Methods for Protecting Cultivated Plants from Herbicidal Injury
Case ID:
TEC1998-0015
Web Published:
7/21/2014
Description:
Michigan
State University’s invention is a composition for protecting cultivated plants
and is comprised of an herbicide and a repellant adjuvant that reduces retention
of the composition on the foliage of the cultivated plant.
Benefits
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Protects cultivated plants from herbicidal
damage
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Especially useful when a plant is at a vulnerable stage of
growth
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Potential to reduce volume of herbicides utilized in a
spray operation due to decrease in foliar retention
Applications
This
technology would be useful as a herbicide for cultivated crops, such as
turfgrass, food plants, ornamental plants, and garden plants.
IP Protection
Status
U.S.
patents 6,235,682 and 6,935,569; other patents pending
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For Information, Contact:
Thomas Herlache
Assistant Director
Michigan State University - Test
517-355-2186
herlache@msu.edu
