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The apparatus of the present invention 1) holds percussion mallets for transportation or storage, 2) converts any concert music stand or desk into a trap table for holding mallets and small percussion instruments such as tambourines, triangles, and claves thereon, and 3) provides a pocketed surface

The apparatus of the present invention 1) holds percussion mallets for transportation or storage, 2) converts any concert music stand or desk into a trap table for holding mallets and small percussion instruments such as tambourines, triangles, and claves thereon, and 3) provides a pocketed surface disposed below the surface of the music desk to hold mallets in an easily accessible manner. The upper portion of the trap bag has a sleeve which slips over the shelf or edge of the music desk, securing the trap bag to the desk. A padded portion rests on the surface of the desk to sustain small percussion instruments and mallets. The stick or mallet holding segment hangs below the desk to contain the mallets in a performance ready posture for the percussionist. When the performance is over, the trap bag is lifted off the edge of the desk and closed for easy transit or storage.

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The apparatus of the present invention 1) holds percussion mallets for transportation or storage, 2) converts any concert music stand or desk into a trap table for holding mallets and small percussion instruments such as tambourines, triangles, and claves thereon, and 3) provides a pocketed surface

The apparatus of the present invention 1) holds percussion mallets for transportation or storage, 2) converts any concert music stand or desk into a trap table for holding mallets and small percussion instruments such as tambourines, triangles, and claves thereon, and 3) provides a pocketed surface disposed below the surface of the music desk to hold mallets in an easily accessible manner. The upper portion of the trap bag has a sleeve which slips over the shelf or edge of the music desk, securing the trap bag to the desk. A padded portion rests on the surface of the desk to sustain small percussion instruments and mallets. The stick or mallet holding segment hangs below the desk to contain the mallets in a performance ready posture for the percussionist. When the performance is over, the trap bag is lifted off the edge of the desk and closed for easy transit or storage. 6 (1989). Scott et al., "Characterization of a 5-Methyltryptophan Resistant Strain of Catharanthus Roseus Cultured Cells", Phytochemistry, 18: 795-798 (1979). Song, H.-S., et al., "Cloning and Characterization of Nicotiana Tabacum Anthranilate Synthase Genes", Plant Physiology Meeting, Jul. 27-Aug. 2, Abstract 534, Plant Physiol., 111 S: 125 (1996). Song, H.-S., et al., "Session 19, Gene Structure/Characterization", Plant Physiology Meeting, Aug. 2-6, Abstract 128, Plant Physiol., 114 S: 43(1997). Stewart, Jr., C. N. et al., "Genetic Transformation, Recovery, and Characterization of Fertile Soybean Transgenic for a Synthetic Bacillus thuringiensis cyrlAc Gene", Plant Physiol., 112: 121-129 (1996). Tam et al., "Selection and Characterization of α-Methyltryptophan-Resistant Lines of Lemna gibba Showing a Rapid Rate of Indole-3-Acetic Acid Turnover", Plant Physiol, 107: 77-85 (1995). Vain, P., et al, "Development of the Particle Flow Gun", Plant Cell, Tissue, & Organ, 33:237-246 (1993). Vermeulen et al., "Agrobacterium mediated transfer of a mutant Arabidopsis acetolactate synthase gene confers resistance to chlorsulfuran in chicory (Cichorium intylbus L. )", Plant Cell Reports, 11: 243-247 (1992). Wakasa, K. et al., "V. 2 Rice Mutants Resistant to Amino Acids and Amino Acid Analogs", in Biotechnology in Agriculture and Forestry, vo