Appeal No. 95-1189
Application No. 07/800,471
X
Y
N N
SO2NVAr
N
Z N
wherein X, Y, Z, V, and Ar are specifically defined. Kleschick, col. 1, line 42 - col.
3, line 11.
17. Kleschick teaches that herbicide A is one of several “[s]pecifically preferred
compounds.” Kleschick, col. 7, lines 10-13 and 22-23 (compound 5).
18. Kleschick’s example 65 (col. 42, lines 32-53) specifically describes the preparation of
herbicide A.
19. Kleschick teaches some chemical properties of herbicide A. Kleschick, Table VI,
cols. 75-76 (compound 157).
20. Kleschick’s example 118 describes the effects of post-emergent application of
herbicide A (compound 157) on a number of crop plants and weeds. Kleschick,
Example 118, cols. 116-132, particularly col. 115, line 34 - col. 116, line 43 and cols.
123-124, compound 157.
21. Kleschick’s example 118 indicates that post emergent application of herbicide A
reduced the plant growth of a variety of weeds from 40 to 80%. Kleschick, Example
118, cols. 123-124, compound 157.
22. Kleschick’s example 118 indicates that post emergent application of herbicide A
reduced the plant growth of crop plants in the following amounts: cotton 70%, rape
90%, soybeans 0%, sugar beets 80%, corn 0%, rice 0%, sorghum 80% and wheat
0%. Kleschick, Example 118, particularly cols. 123-124 (compound 157).
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