Fun Town Corp., owns and operates Fun Town Amusement Park on Chicago's southeast side. During the pandemic shutdown, General Manager, Jenny Watson, led the staff through a complete renovation of the Park. Her landscaping team replanted various flower beds and managed to asexually reproduce various new flowers with never-before seen colors. Her in-house design team designed and made various plastic chairs in the ornamental shape of the Park's characters. Other chairs are topped with canopies shaped like fanciful hats. In an effort to reduce noise in the park, Watson's engineers designed new braking systems for some of the park's roller coasters. These brakes use newly invented technology that makes the brakes significantly quieter than the current brake systems. Finally, Watson's high school interns developed a unique algorithm for an arcade game, which they presented at Comic-Con in San Diego fourteen months ago.

After a dispute over bonus compensation for the new inventions, the three landscapers terminate their employment and refuse to assign their rights in the plant invention to Fun Town Corp. Who can be the named Applicant in a plant patent application for the new flowers in the inventors absence?

• A. Fun Town Corp., the implied assignee as the employer of the inventors
• B. Watson as supervisor for the three inventors
• C. Watson and Crick
• D. None of the above