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Composition derived from sea water for the treatment of vegetation and its method of production
   
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US Patent 5074901
Issued Date
December 24, 1991
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There is disclosed a LIQUOR useful as a natural herbicide and also, when diluted with water, useful as a plant micronutrient.
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December 24, 1991
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07/334,677
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April 6, 1989
US Classification
504/116.1   504/120 504/187 504/362
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A01N   59/08   (20060101)   A01N   61/00   (20060101)  
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71/65   71/128  
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