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Insecticidal proteins and method for plant protection
 
   
Document Number
US Patent 5743477
Issued Date
April 28, 1998
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The present invention provides a composition and method of using plant non-specific lipid acyl hydrolases to protect plants otherwise susceptible to insect infestation by one or more of corn rootworms, potato beetles, armyworms, borers, cutworms, wireworms, earworms and aphids.
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Owner
DowElanco (Indianapolis, IN)
Published
April 28, 1998
Application Number
07/936,163
Filed
August 27, 1992
US Classification
424/94.6   435/198
Int'l Classification
A01N   37/44   (20060101)   A01N   37/46   (20060101)   A01N   65/00   (20060101)   C07K   14/415   (20060101)   C12N   15/82   (20060101)   C12N   9/18   (20060101)  
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435/198   424/94.6   47/50   47/DIG.11  
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