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Relevant Stoller Patents<br />
Issued:<br />
Amine chemistry and micronutrients<br />
Amine chemistry and boron<br />
Chemistry and use of ReZist (SAR) for disease resistance and<br />
enhancement of root growth<br />
Use of amine nitrogen and calcium to inhibit diseases<br />
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4. Forde, B.G., The role of long-distance signalling in plant responses to<br />
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signaling pathways in plants. J. <strong>Plant</strong> Res., 2003. 116(3):<br />
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from roots to shoots: a signal transduction pathway mediated by<br />
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Use of plant hormones for insect and disease resistance<br />
© Copyright 2009 by StollerUSA. Duplication in any form without written permission is unlawful.<br />
Use of plant hormones applied to the roots of plants to manipulate<br />
and enhance physiological growth characteristics<br />
11. Snyder, C. and B. Thompson, Efficient Fertilizer Use. 2003.<br />
p. website.<br />
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Biophys. Res. Commun., 1999. 265(2): p. 499-502.<br />
17. Jiang, M. and J. Zhang, Role of abscissic acid in water stress-induced<br />
antioxidant defense in leaves of maize seedlings. Free Radic. Res.,<br />
2002. 36(9): p. 1001-1015.<br />
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generate activated oxygen. Free Radic. Res. Commun., 1989.<br />
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1999, Stoller Enterprises, Inc.: US.<br />
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