Abstract: A container inner bag mounted in a freight container and filled with a large amount of content, which is made of a synthetic resin sheet and has an elongated rectangular parallelepiped shape and a pentahedral or hexahedral structure. The elongated rectangular parallelepiped-shaped container inner bag is cut along at least ridge portions formed between the front and rear walls and the left and right side walls. These walls are adapted to be joined and separated along the ridge portions by connecting and separating means such as a fastener, respectively. The front wall has, at the upper portion, a cut portion adapted to form a content insertion opening through which the content is filled into the bag, and, at the lower portion, a cut portion adapted to form a content takeout opening through which the content is taken out from the bag. These cut portions are adapted to be joined and separated by connecting and separating means such as a fastener, respectively.

Abstract: Compositions comprising urea peroxide are effective for treating plants for fungal, bacterial, and viral infections and for infestations of mites and insects. The compositions reduce populations of ice nucleating bacteria on plants, thus protecting the plants from frost damage. The compositions are applied to the aerial portions of plants, e.g., leaves, flowers, fruits, stems, branches, vines, and trunks.

Abstract: This invention relates to a method for simultaneously fertilizing and thinning commercial timber forests of which, as a general rule, the predominant population are conifers of the family Pinaceae. The trees are characterized in two groups, preferred and unpreferred, the preferred trees comprising one or more species of the conifer family Pinaceae while the unpreferred trees comprise either competing broadleaf varieties or species of the family Pinaceae which are less desirable in a given instance. Broadleaf brush and weeds can also be selectively eliminated by this procedure.Selective thinning and fertilization is accomplished by applying to the foliage of all of the trees, brush and weeds an aqueous nitrogenous fertilizer solution containing an amount of a nitrogen source corresponding to at least about 12.