Sentence examples for a wide range of wheat from inspiring English sources

The Kumaraswamy probability distribution function is then used to describe the normalised data obtained following First Break milling of a wide range of wheat at different roll gaps under both Sharp-to-Sharp and Dull-to-Dull roll dispositions.

The pyrosequence assay developed will be a useful tool in the preliminary screening of Gli-A2 frequencies wheat genotypes derived from a wide range of wheat accessions.

The most recent common wheat PstI(TaqI) v3.0 array comprises about 7,000 markers that are polymorphic in a wide range of wheat cultivars.

Our present study highlights the different ratios of leaf and stem within a wide range of wheat cultivars, thus indicating that there is significant potential for breeding wheat with varying tissue ratios.

They both clearly distinguish between all of the resistant and susceptible materials that we have assayed, so they are likely to be useful across a wide range of wheat breeding germplasm.

The csSr2 marker was diagnostic for the presence of Sr2 in a wide range of wheat genotypes [ 27], however the TaGLP3_1/2 CAPs marker detected the Hope allele in several wheats that lacked Sr2 confirming that csSr2 is the more useful marker (Table  3).

The root lesion nematode Pratylenchus neglectus infects a wide range of host plants, including wheat (Triticum aestivum L). and crops that are grown in rotation with wheat.

Though grown under a wide range of climates and soils, wheat is best adapted to temperate regions with rainfall between 30 and 90 cm (12 and 36 inches).

These amounted to 17percentt of its total merchandize imports in 2011 (World Bank [2013]), and were comprised of a wide range of categories such as wheat, rice, sugar, soybean oil, maize, cattle, beef and veal (FAO [2010]).

Indeed, hexaploid wheat has a greater potential for successful adaptation to a wide range of environmental conditions than tetraploid wheat (D ubcovsky and D vorak 2007).

For this purpose, wheat scientists have considered a wide range of genetic variations in the morphological structure of wheat to obtain high grain numbers per spike.