Class PLT: PLANTS ( Manual of U.S. Patent Classification )

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Manual of U.S. Patent Classification
as of June 30, 2000

Class
PLT
PLANTS

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Subclass		Title
ClassTitle		===> PLANTS

101		ROSE
102		. Shrub
103		. . White
104		. . Yellow
105		. . Orange
106		. . Salmon
107		. . Pink
108		. . Red
109		. Climber
110		. . White
111		. . Yellow
112		. . Orange
113		. . Salmon
114		. . Pink
115		. . Red
116		. Miniature
117		. . White
118		. . Yellow
119		. . Orange
120		. . Salmon
121		. . Pink
122		. . Red
123		. Super-miniature
124		. . White
125		. . Yellow
126		. . Orange
127		. . Salmon
128		. . Pink
129		. . Red
130		. Grandiflora or hybrid tea
131		. . Red bicolor
132		. . Mottled, multiple, or striped colors
133		. . White
134		. . Yellow
135		. . Orange
136		. . Salmon
137		. . Light to medium pink
138		. . Dark pink
139		. . Light to medium red
140		. . Dark red
141		. Floribunda or polyantha
142		. . Red bicolor
143		. . Mottled, multiple, or striped colors
144		. . White
145		. . Yellow
146		. . Orange
147		. . Salmon
148		. . Light to medium pink
149		. . Dark pink
150		. . Light to medium red
151		. . Dark red
152		NUT (INCLUDING ORNAMENTAL VARIETY)
153		. Pecan
154		. Walnut
155		. Almond
156		FRUIT (INCLUDING ORNAMENTAL VARIETY)
157		. Blueberry
158		. Olive
159		. Mango
160		. Plantain or banana
161		. Apple
162		. . Sport of `Gala`
163		. . Sport of `Jonagold`
164		. . Sport of `Rome`
165		. . Sport of `MacIntosh`
166		. . Sport of `Jonathan`
167		. . Sport of `Winesap`
168		. . Sport of `Fuji`
169		. . Sport of `Cortland`
170		. . Sport of `Empire`
171		. . Sport of `Red Delicious`
172		. . Green or yellow fruited variety
173		. . Crabapple
174		. . Rootstock
175		. . Columnar habit
176		. Pear
177		. . Ornamental
178		. . Asian
179		. . Rootstock
180		. Stone fruit tree
181		. . Cherry
182		. . . Ornamental
183		. . . Rootstock
184		. . Plum
185		. . . Prune
186		. . Apricot
187		. . Nectarine
188		. . . White-fleshed clingstone, semi-clingstone, or semi-freestone
189		. . . White-fleshed freestone
190		. . . Yellow-fleshed clingstone, semi-clingstone, or semi-freestone
191		. . . . Dwarf or semi-dwarf
192		. . . Yellow-fleshed freestone
193		. . . . Dwarf or semi-dwarf
194		. . Peach
195		. . . White-fleshed clingstone, semi-clingstone, or semi-freestone
196		. . . White-fleshed freestone
197		. . . Yellow-fleshed clingstone, semi-clingstone, or semi-freestone
198		. . . Yellow-fleshed freestone
199		. . . . Dwarf or semi-dwarf
200		. Avocado
201		. Citrus
202		. . Orange
203		. Bramble
204		. . Raspberry
205		. Grape
206		. . New World
207		. . Green or yellow
208		. Strawberry
209		. . Everbearing
210		. Pomegranate
211		. Ficus
212		. Flowering quince
213		CONIFER
214		. Juniper
215		. Yew
216		BROADLEAF TREE
217		. Honey locust
218		. Poplar
219		. Ash
220		. Dogwood
221		. Elm
222		. Linden
223		. Magnolia
224		. Maple
225		. Oak
226		SHRUB OR VINE
227		. Lantana
228		. Clematis
229		. Chamaelaucium
230		. Forsythia
231		. Heather
232		. Mandevilla (Dipladenia)
233		. Oleander
234		. Pittosporum
235		. Nandina
236		. Hop
237		. Potentilla
238		. Azalea or rhododendron
239		. . Light to medium pink
240		. . Dark pink to red
241		. Barberry
242		. Buddleia
243		. Camellia
244		. . Light to medium pink
245		. . Dark pink to red
246		. Euonymus
247		. Holly
248		. Lilac
249		. English ivy (i.e., Hedera helix variety)
250		. Hydrangea
251		. Veronica
252		. Crape myrtle
253		. Pyracantha
254		. Raphiolepis
255		. Gardenia
256		. Bougainvillea
257		. Hibiscus
258		COMMERCIAL HERBACEOUS VEGETABLE OR HERB PLANT
259		. Mint
260		. Asparagus
261		. Tomato
262		. Rhubarb
263		HERBACEOUS ORANAMENTAL FLOWERING PLANT (E.G., NICOTIANA, TRITOMA, DELPHINIUM, DICENTRA, LOBELIA, NASTURTIUM, ETC.)
264		. African violet
265		. . White
266		. . Pink
267		. . Red-purple
268		. . Purple or blue with white edge
269		. . Single color with double or semi-double flower
270		. . Multicolor
271		. . . With double or semi-double flower
272		. Carnation or pink
273		. . Spray type
274		. . . White
275		. . . Yellow
276		. . . Light to medium pink
277		. . . Dark pink
278		. . . Red
279		. . White
280		. . Yellow
281		. . Light to medium pink
282		. . Dark pink
283		. . Red
284		. Chrysanthemum (e.g., Chrysanthemum indicum, etc.)
285		. . Shasta daisy
286		. . Chrysanthemum morifolium or Dendranthema grandiflora (i.e., Chrysanthemum hortorum)
287		. . . Decorative (i.e., double-flowered and indistinct eye of disc floret)
288		. . . . White
289		. . . . Yellow
290		. . . . Orange
291		. . . . Light to medium pink
292		. . . . Dark pink
293		. . . . Red
294		. . . White or cream
295		. . . Yellow or gold
296		. . . Orange or bronze
297		. . . Pink
298		. . . Red
299		. Freesia
300		. Fuchsia
301		. Gladiolus
302		. Euphorbia
303		. . Poinsettia
304		. . . White or cream
305		. . . Yellow
306		. . . Pink
307		. . . Red
308		. Verbena
309		. Alstroemeria
310		. Iris
311		. Orchid
312		. Daylily
313		. Lily
314		. . Asiatic
315		. . Oriental
316		. Peony
317		. Impatiens
318		. . New Guinea
319		. . . Double flowered
320		. Phlox
321		. Dahlia
322		. Snapdragon
323		. Viola
324		. Geranium
325		. . Zonal
326		. . . White
327		. . . Peach, salmon, or orange
328		. . . Pink
329		. . . Purple, red-purple, or lavender
330		. . . Red
331		. . Regal or Martha Washington
332		. . Ivy leaf
333		. Streptocarpus
334		. Gazania
335		. Kalanchoe
336		. . White
337		. . Purple
338		. . Yellow
339		. . Pink
340		. . Orange
341		. . Red
342		. Aquatic plant
343		. Begonia
344		. . Rieger
345		. . . White
346		. . . Yellow
347		. . . Orange or orange-red
348		. . . Pink
349		. . . Red or red-purple
350		. Achimenes
351		. Exacum
352		. Bouvardia
353		. Hosta
354		. Gypsophila
355		. Aster
356		. Petunia
357		. Gerbera
358		. Limonium
359		. Helichrysum
360		. Osteospermum
361		. Eryngium
362		. Anigozanthos
363		. Scaevola
364		. Spathiphyllum
365		. Anthurium
366		. . White or cream
367		. . Pink
368		. . Purple, purple-red, or lavender
369		. . Red
370		. Bromeliad
371		. . Guzmania
372		. Cactus
373		HERBACEOUS ORNAMENTAL FOLIAGE PLANT
374		. Syngonium
375		. Calathea
376		. Aglaonema
377		. Schefflera
378		. Dieffenbachia
379		. Fern
380		. Hoya
381		. Philodendron
382		. Sansevieria
383		. Dracaena or Cordyline
384		GRASS (e.g., pampas, elephant, etc.)
385		. Sugar cane
386		. Perennial corn
387		. Salt grass
388		. Recreational turf or pasture grass
389		. . Bermuda grass
390		. . Zoysia grass
391		. . Buffalo grass
392		. . St. Augustine grass
393		. . Bluegrass
394		MUSHROOM
395		MISCELLANEOUS

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Last Modified: 6 October 2000

Manual of U.S. Patent Classification as of June 30, 2000

Class PLT PLANTS

Manual of U.S. Patent Classification
as of June 30, 2000

Class
PLT
PLANTS