Sentence examples for accelerate crop from inspiring English sources

The combination of metabolic engineering and synthetic biology is expected to significantly accelerate crop improvement.

Genetic circuits could accelerate crop improvement, allowing complex traits to be rationally designed and requisite DNA parts delivered directly into a genome of interest.

Molecular markers are valuable tools for breeders to help accelerate crop improvement.

TILLING is a targeted mutation breeding technology that combines efficient mutagenesis with functional genomics to accelerate crop improvement [ 43].

Manipulation of phytohormone-related genes that control plant architecture via biotechnological and functional genomics tools adapted from model species will accelerate crop improvement.

This will help to dissect the molecular mechanisms underlying important traits and accelerate crop improvement in a cost-effective fashion by reducing the time required for effective genetic mapping in crops.

In addition, film mulching generally accelerated crop development during early vegetative period, leading to a shorter growing season in RFM and RM.

Effective implementation of technology that facilitates accurate and high-throughput screening of thousands of field-grown lines is critical for accelerating crop improvement and breeding strategies for higher yield and disease tolerance.

Despite the recognition that a reference genome sequence is key to accelerating crop improvement, the Triticeae are the last major crops for which a complete genome sequence is not available (Feuillet and Eversole 2007).

This study provides deeper understanding of the molecular mechanisms underlying vine variation in C. maxima and will be helpful in accelerating crop improvement in a cost-effective manner through selecting the useful alleles.

Despite of concerted research efforts directed to pigeonpea improvement, stagnated productivity of pigeonpea during last several decades may be accounted to prevalence of various biotic and abiotic constraints and the situation is exacerbated by availability of inadequate genomic resources to undertake any molecular breeding programme for accelerated crop improvement.