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P9 corrected publication of plant application (pre-grant): US 2001/0006666 P9
Species-common name in English
This is either the name as it appears in the title of the invention on the plant patent
document or, if disclosed in the specification, the common name as furnished by applicant.
Date + denomination proposed
The date is the filing date of the application.
Date + proposed denomination published
The date is, in the case of a patent application, the date of publication or in the case of a
plant patent, the date of grant of the patent.
Date + denomination, approved
The date is the date of grant of the patent
Application number
The application number applies to both US plant and utility applications and is represented
by an eight-digit field, zero filled, the first two digits of which represent the series code and
the last six of which represent the serial number:
Series code: 01 Began January 1, 1925
02 1935
03 1948
04 1960
05 1970
06 1979
07 1987
08 1993
09 Began December 17, 1997
10 Began Jan. 2002 Ended Dec. 2004
11 Began Jan. 2005 to Present
Start date-grant (protection)
The date is the date of grant of the patent.
Calculated future expiration date
Plant patents filed before June 8, 1995 normally remain in force 17 years from the date of
patent grant. For applications filed on or after the above date, plant patents normally remain
in force 20 years from the filing date.