Patents by Inventor Gary Banuelos
Gary Banuelos has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20140182024Abstract: A new and distinctly salt and boron tolerant poplar tree cultivar named “RRR Yellow,” is particularly distinguishable by its ability to tolerate and grow in soil with high concentrations of salt, boron and selenium. The cultivar was originally discovered as a sport through stringent selection of cultivated poplar trees, and potentially from isolation of a single unique sapling or sport that exhibited high levels of salt and boron tolerance necessary for survival, and then propagated into the “RRR Yellow” cultivar.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 26, 2012Publication date: June 26, 2014Inventors: Gary Banuelos, John Diener, James Prince
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Publication number: 20130254958Abstract: A new and distinctly salt and boron tolerant cultivar of prickly pear (Opuntia ficus-indica), named “Seleno-Purple,” is particularly distinguishable by its ability to tolerate and grow in high concentration of salt, boron and selenium-laden soil. The cultigen was originally discovered by stringent selection of randomly harvested cladodes (modified stems) and potentially from isolation of a single unique cladode or sport that exhibited high levels of salt and boron tolerance necessary for survival, and then propagated into the “Seleno-Purple” cultivar. The cladodes were originally randomly harvested from different individual plants and screened from within a naturally segregating wild population or accession. The “Seleno-Purple” cultivar has yellow flowers, mature green cladodes without glochids, and purple fruit.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 21, 2012Publication date: September 26, 2013Inventors: Gary Banuelos, John Leonard Freeman, John Diener
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Publication number: 20130254956Abstract: A new and distinctly salt and boron tolerant cultivar of prickly pear (Opuntia ficus-indica), named “Seleno-Green,” is particularly distinguishable by its ability to tolerate and grow in high concentration of salt, boron and selenium-laden soil. The cultigen was originally discovered by stringent selection of randomly harvested cladodes (modified stems) and potentially from isolation of a single unique cladode or sport that exhibited high levels of salt and boron tolerance necessary for survival, and then propagated into the “Seleno-Green” cultivar. The cladodes were originally randomly harvested from different individual plants and screened from within a naturally segregating wild population or accession. The “Seleno-Green” cultivar has yellow-orange flowers, mature green cladodes without glochids, and yellow-green fruit.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 21, 2012Publication date: September 26, 2013Inventors: Gary Banuelos, John Leonard Freeman, John Diener
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Publication number: 20130254959Abstract: A new and distinctly salt and boron tolerant cultivar of prickly pear (Opuntia ficus-indica), named “Seleno-Red,” is particularly distinguishable by its ability to tolerate and grow in high concentration of salt, boron and selenium-laden soil. The cultigen was originally discovered by stringent selection of randomly harvested cladodes (modified stems) and potentially from isolation of a single unique cladode or sport that exhibited high levels of salt and boron tolerance necessary for survival, and then propagated into the “Seleno-Red” cultivar. The cladodes were originally randomly harvested from different individual plants and screened from within a naturally segregating wild population or accession. The “Seleno-Red” cultivar has orange-red flowers, mature green cladodes without glochids, and red-purple fruit.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 21, 2012Publication date: September 26, 2013Inventors: Gary Banuelos, John Leonard Freeman, John Diener
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Publication number: 20130254957Abstract: A new and distinctly salt and boron tolerant cultivar of prickly pear (Opuntia ficus-indica), named “Seleno-Orange,” is particularly distinguishable by its ability to tolerate and grow in high concentration of salt, boron and selenium-laden soil. The cultigen was originally discovered by stringent selection of randomly harvested cladodes (modified stems) and potentially from isolation of a single unique cladode or sport that exhibited high levels of salt and boron tolerance necessary for survival, and then propagated into the “Seleno-Orange” cultivar. The cladodes were originally randomly harvested from different individual plants and screened from within a naturally segregating wild population or accession. The “Seleno-Orange” cultivar has yellow flowers, mature green cladodes without glochids, and orange fruit.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 21, 2012Publication date: September 26, 2013Inventors: Gary Banuelos, John Leonard Freeman, John Diener
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Patent number: PP24039Abstract: A new and distinctly salt and boron tolerant cultivar of prickly pear (Opuntia ficus-indica), named ‘Seleno-Orange’ is particularly distinguishable by its ability to tolerate and grow in high concentration of salt, boron and selenium-laden soil. The cultigen was originally discovered by stringent selection of randomly harvested cladodes (modified stems) and potentially from isolation of a single unique cladode or sport that exhibited high levels of salt and boron tolerance necessary for survival, and then propagated into the ‘Seleno-Orange’ cultivar. The cladodes were originally randomly harvested from different individual plants and screened from within a naturally segregating wild population or accession. The ‘Seleno-Orange’ cultivar has yellow flowers, mature green cladodes without glochids, and orange fruit.Type: GrantFiled: March 21, 2012Date of Patent: November 26, 2013Assignees: California State University, Fresno, Red Rock Ranch, LLC, USDAInventors: Gary Banuelos, John Leonard Freeman, John Diener
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Patent number: PP24052Abstract: A new and distinctly salt and boron tolerant cultivar of prickly pear (Opuntia ficus-indica), named ‘Seleno-Red,’ is particularly distinguishable by its ability to tolerate and grow in high concentration of salt, boron and selenium-laden soil. The cultigen was originally discovered by stringent selection of randomly harvested cladodes (modified stems) and potentially from isolation of a single unique cladode or sport that exhibited high levels of salt and boron tolerance necessary for survival, and then propagated into the ‘Seleno-Red’ cultivar. The cladodes were originally randomly harvested from different individual plants and screened from within a naturally segregating wild population or accession. The ‘Seleno-Red’ cultivar has orange-red flowers, mature green cladodes without glochids, and red-purple fruit.Type: GrantFiled: March 21, 2012Date of Patent: December 3, 2013Assignees: California State University, Fresno, Red Rock Ranch, LLC, USDAInventors: Gary Banuelos, John Leonard Freeman, John Diener
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Patent number: PP24053Abstract: A new and distinctly salt and boron tolerant cultivar of prickly pear (Opuntia ficus-indica), named ‘Seleno-Green,’ is particularly distinguishable by its ability to tolerate and grow in high concentration of salt, boron and selenium-laden soil. The cultigen was originally discovered by stringent selection of randomly harvested cladodes (modified stems) and potentially from isolation of a single unique cladode or sport that exhibited high levels of salt and boron tolerance necessary for survival, and then propagated into the ‘Seleno-Green’ cultivar. The cladodes were originally randomly harvested from different individual plants and screened from within a naturally segregating wild population or accession. The ‘Seleno-Green’ cultivar has yellow-orange flowers, mature green cladodes without glochids, and yellow-green fruit.Type: GrantFiled: March 21, 2012Date of Patent: December 3, 2013Assignees: California State University, Fresno, Red Roche Ranch, LLC, USDAInventors: Gary Banuelos, John Diener, John Leonard Freeman
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Patent number: PP24072Abstract: A new and distinctly salt and boron tolerant cultivar of prickly pear (Opuntia ficus-indica), named ‘Seleno-Purple,’ is particularly distinguishable by its ability to tolerate and grow in high concentration of salt, boron and selenium-laden soil. The cultigen was originally discovered by stringent selection of randomly harvested cladodes (modified stems) and potentially from isolation of a single unique cladode or sport that exhibited high levels of salt and boron tolerance necessary for survival, and then propagated into the ‘Seleno-Purple’ cultivar. The cladodes were originally randomly harvested from different individual plants and screened from within a naturally segregating wild population or accession. The ‘Seleno-Purple’ cultivar has yellow flowers, mature green cladodes without glochids, and purple fruit.Type: GrantFiled: March 21, 2012Date of Patent: December 10, 2013Assignees: California State University, Fresno, Red Rock Ranch, LLC, USDAInventors: Gary Banuelos, John Leonard Freeman, John Diener
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Patent number: PP26125Abstract: A new and distinctly salt and boron tolerant poplar tree cultivar named ‘RRR Yellow’, is particularly distinguishable by its ability to tolerate and grow in soil with high concentrations of salt, boron and selenium. The ‘RRR Yellow’ cultivar was originally discovered as a naturally occuring branch sport through stringent selection of cultivated poplar trees, and potentially from isolation of a single unique sapling or sport that exhibited high levels of salt and boron tolerance necessary for survival, and then propagated.Type: GrantFiled: December 26, 2012Date of Patent: November 24, 2015Assignees: California State University, Fresno, RedRock Ranch, USDAInventors: Gary Banuelos, John Diener, James Prince