1. A vehicle-side connector (10) to be connected to a charging connector at the time of charging, comprising:
a housing (20);
a terminal accommodating portion (22) provided in the housing (20) and including a plurality of terminal accommodating holes (H);
terminal fittings (30) accommodated in the terminal accommodating holes (H);
at least one partition wall (45) provided between the terminal accommodating holes (H) that are adjacent to one another;
at least one drainage hole (24) formed at peripheral parts of inner walls of the terminal accommodating holes (22) distant from the partition wall (45); and
at least one water guide (26) sloped down from peripheral edges of the drainage holes (24) toward an outer periphery of the terminal accommodating portion (22).
2. The vehicle-side connector of claim 1, wherein the at least one partition wall (45) is provided on a retainer (40) mounted on the outer periphery of the terminal accommodating portion (22).
3. The vehicle-side connector of claim 1, wherein the terminal accommodating portion (22) includes a front projection (22A) projecting forward of the housing (20), a rear projection (22B) projecting backward of the housing (20), and partition walls (22C) at least partly partitioning the terminal accommodating holes (H) into front and rear sections.
4. The vehicle-side connector of claim 3, wherein the at least one drainage hole (24) is a first drainage hole (24), the vehicle-side connector further comprising at least one second drainage hole (25) penetrating through the partition walls (22C) in substantially forward and backward directions.
5. The vehicle-side connector of claim 4, wherein the first drainage hole (24) is formed in a peripheral wall of the rear projection (22B).
6. The vehicle-side connector of claim 5, wherein each terminal fitting (30) includes at least one flange (30B) contacting a rear surface of the partition wall (22C).
7. The vehicle-side connector of claim 6, wherein at least one bypass groove (27) if formed in an inner wall of each terminal accommodating hole (H) in the rear projection (22B) for discharging water backward from the second drainage hole (25) while bypassing the flange (30B).
8. The vehicle-side connector of claim 7, wherein the retainer (40) includes mounting pieces (43) mounted on the outer periphery of the rear projection (22B).
9. The vehicle-side connector of claim 8, wherein at least one clearance (28) is formed substantially in a circumferential direction between the mounting pieces (43) and the outer periphery of the rear projection (22B) for allowing passage of water.
10. The vehicle-side connector of claim 7, wherein the bypass groove (27) is formed in an area at least partly overlapping the at least one second drainage hole (25) in substantially radial directions of the terminal accommodating holes (H).
11. The vehicle-side connector of claim 2, wherein the retainer (40) has a base (42) and at least one mounting piece (43) mounted on the terminal accommodating portion (22).
12. The vehicle-side connector of claim 11, wherein at least one cutout hole (44) is formed in a range from the base (42) to the mounting pieces (43) to allow an introduction of wires (W) connected to the terminal fittings (20) to the base (42), and the wires (W) are arranged radially inwardly of the cutout holes (44).
13. The vehicle-side connector of claim 11, wherein mounting pieces (43) are arranged intermittently along an outer peripheral surface of the base (42).
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
1. A loblolly pine tree variety deposited under ATCC Accession No. PTA-9357.
2. A tissue culture of the loblolly pine tree variety of claim 1.
3. Plant parts obtained from the loblolly pine tree variety of claim 1.
4. Harvested products obtained from the loblolly pine tree variety of claim 1.
5. Wood produced from the harvested products obtained from the loblolly pine tree of claim 1.
6. A method of reproducing plants from the loblolly pine tree tissue culture of claim 2, wherein the method comprises the step of multiplying cells of the loblolly pine tree tissue culture through somatic embryogenesis and reproducing plants of the loblolly pine tree variety.
7. The method of claim 6, further comprising making rooted cuttings of the reproduced loblolly pine tree variety plants by planting the cuttings.
8. A method of producing a loblolly pine progeny or a hybrid thereof, comprising the steps of (a) crossing a loblolly pine tree variety according to claim 1, as either the female or seed parent or male or pollen parent, with a second pine variety, and (b) selecting a loblolly pine progeny or a hybrid thereof.
9. The method according to claim 8, wherein the second pine variety is a loblolly pine tree variety deposited under ATCC Accession No. PTA-9357.
10. A method of producing loblolly pine progeny or a hybrid thereof, comprising the steps of (a) crossing a loblolly pine tree variety according to claim 1, as either the female or seed parent or male or pollen parent, with a second pine variety, (b) harvesting seeds produced from said crossing, and (c) producing and selecting a progeny or a hybrid thereof from said harvested seeds.
11. The method according to claim 10, wherein the second pine variety is a loblolly pine tree variety deposited under ATCC Accession No. PTA-9357.
12. A method of producing a loblolly pine progeny, comprising the steps of (a) selfing the loblolly pine tree variety of claim 1, and (b) selecting a progeny.
13. Plant graft material obtained from the loblolly pine tree of claim 1, wherein said graft material has all of the morphological and physiological characteristics of the loblolly pine tree variety of claim 1.