Abstract: The present invention is directed to methods of controlling oomycetes comprising applying one or more cervinomycins. The present invention is further directed to methods of controlling particular fungi comprising applying one or more cervinomycins.

Abstract: A method for analyzing trade data for financial products comprising the steps of selecting at least one financial product from a plurality of financial products; selecting a first time span, wherein the first time span includes a plurality of time units; determining trade data for the first time span for the at least one financial product; displaying the trade data according to the plurality of time units; selecting at least one of the plurality of time units; determining a second time span, wherein the second time span includes at least the selected at least one time unit; determining prices and volumes for the at least one financial product for the second time span; classifying the prices according to a plurality of price zones; and displaying the plurality of price zones and corresponding volumes for the plurality of price zones.

Abstract: The present invention provides improved tunable filters that may provide more accurate tuning and a substantially greater tuning range as compared with conventional filters. Filters according to one or more aspects of the present invention may include improved tuning mechanisms, may include a CPU and a memory, wherein the CPU controls the tuning mechanism to tune to different frequencies responsive to a plurality of predefined filter characteristics stored in the memory. Filters according to one or more aspects of the present invention may further include two opposed ceramic pucks of approximately equal size, thereby providing a substantially larger tuning range than where the upper puck is simply a dielectric disk of a substantially different size. Further, the two opposed ceramic puck may be moved relative to each other in a non-rotational manner, thus reducing undesirable variations in the tuning of the filter.

Abstract: A gate latch of the type incorporating a pivotally mounted yoke in a latch body and a remote latch actuator handle is provided with an actuator pin and latch body relationship that further restricts the operation of the latch to operation by depressing the actuator handle. A recess in the latch body receives a horizontal segment of the latch pin in the latched position. Repeatable actuation of the latch and proper relatching on closure of the gate is assured by frictional relationship between the terminus of the latch pin and the underside of the latch yoke. The latch pin has a relatively large area in contact with the yoke during operation so that lower hardness materials may be employed. A hardened tapered bushing in the yoke is utilized to insure, capture and entry of the latch pin into the latch bore. The latch operator includes an integral stop to limit the travel of the latch pin so that relatching is assured.