The phrase "a range of breeding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types or categories of breeding, often in the context of animals or plants.
Example: "The farm specializes in a range of breeding techniques to improve livestock quality."
Alternatives: "a variety of breeding" or "a spectrum of breeding".
A deterministic model to calculate rates of genetic gain and inbreeding was used to compare a range of breeding scheme designs under genomic selection (GS) for a population of 140,000 cows.
Anopheline mosquito larvae were collected by dipping from a range of breeding sites (road puddies, brick pits, pools, marshes, streams, surface water harvest, ditches, dam reservoir shore, pits dug for plastering traditional tukuls, and pits dug for pot making) in the two groups of villages ('low risk' and 'high risk') during the wet season from July to September 2009.
These markers provide lupin breeders and molecular geneticists with a broader suite of options for a wide range of breeding and research purposes.
Secondly, the genotypes of the markers should match plant phenotypes in a wide range of breeding germplasm, allowing broad application in a breeding program.
The large number of molecular markers associated with a target gene should provide breeders with a broad suite of options to choose the markers to suit a wide range of breeding populations to support molecular plant breeding programs [ 13, 41, 42].
The site is particularly important for birdlife, with a wide range of breeding and wintering birds 234 different species had been recorded up to the end of 2013.
In Libreville, Ae. aegypti and Ae. albopictus are often sampled in the same container [15], but Ae. albopictus exploits a wider range of breeding sites than Ae. aegypti, which is classically more dependent on artificial breeding sites than Ae. albopictus.
Anopheline larvae were collected from a wide range of breeding sites, representative of the diversity of the mosquito population in each study site.
A major challenge for the broad application of markers in marker-assisted selection is that the marker phenotypes must match plant phenotypes in a wide range of breeding germplasm.
We considered pioneering individuals at the forefront of a range expansion of breeding distribution to be a special case of dispersal and not necessarily linked directly to post-juvenile or reproductive dispersal.
The variable range of breeding effects from a base genome is an obvious illustration of this point.
