Robert T Lartey
age ~80
from Oracle, AZ
- Also known as:
-
- Robert Dr Lartey
- Robert Te Lartey
- Phone and address:
-
59925 E Amur Ln, Oracle, AZ 85623
5202194990
Robert Lartey Phones & Addresses
- 59925 E Amur Ln, Oracle, AZ 85623 • 5202194990
- West Linn, OR
- 1298 Crystalline Way, Tucson, AZ 85737
- 2338 3Rd St, Sidney, MT 59270 • 4064889895
- 935 11Th St, Sidney, MT 59270 • 4064889895
- Albany, NY
- San Diego, CA
- 935 11Th St SW, Sidney, MT 59270 • 4068990478
Work
-
Position:Production Occupations
Education
-
Degree:Associate degree or higher
Us Patents
-
Degradation Of Cercosporin By Laccase
view source -
US Patent:20050175593, Aug 11, 2005
-
Filed:Mar 8, 2005
-
Appl. No.:11/074721
-
Inventors:Robert Lartey - Sidney MT, US
TheCan Caesar - Sidney MT, US -
International Classification:A01N063/00
A01N063/04
A01N065/00
A01N043/64 -
US Classification:424093400, 424094400, 424093500
-
Abstract:Disease in plants caused by infection with cercosporin producing strains of may be controlled by application of laccase. When applied to the locus of the plant, or parts or seed thereof, the cercosporin toxin produced by this pathogen is degraded by the enzyme, thereby preventing or minimizing damage to the plant. The laccase may be applied alone, or in combination with one or more laccase-producing microorganisms.
-
Degradation Of Cercosporin By Laccase
view source -
US Patent:6872388, Mar 29, 2005
-
Filed:Jul 26, 2002
-
Appl. No.:10/205871
-
Inventors:Robert T. Lartey - Sidney MT, US
TheCan Caesar - Sidney MT, US -
Assignee:The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of Agriculture - Washington DC
-
International Classification:A61K035/70
A61K038/44 -
US Classification:424 935, 424405, 424 944, 504117, 435189, 435420
-
Abstract:Disease in plants caused by infection with cercosporin producing strains of may be controlled by application of laccase. When applied to the locus of the plant, or parts or seed thereof, the cercosporin toxin produced by this pathogen is degraded by the enzyme, thereby preventing or minimizing damage to the plant. The laccase may be applied alone, or in combination with one or more laccase-producing microorganisms.
Resumes
Robert Lartey
view source
Robert Lartey
view source
Robert Lartey
view source
Robert Lartey
view source
Robert Lartey
view source
Lartey Robert
view source
Robert Lartey
view source
Robert Lartey
view source
Robert Lartey
view source
Robert Lartey
view sourceMyspace
Youtube
Googleplus
Robert Lartey
Robert Lartey
Get Report for Robert T Lartey from Oracle, AZ, age ~80