Sentence examples for background of the recurrent from inspiring English sources

This process of improvement reserves the background of the recurrent parent at the most extent.

Each ABL contains an SSR marker-defined chromosome segment from the donor in the genetic background of the recurrent parent, Mangeumbyeo.

According to reserve the background of the recurrent parent, the method resolved the defect that the traditional breeding hard to reusing the genome information.

CSSL is a novel mapping population that carries a specific chromosomal segment from a donor line in the genetic background of the recurrent line.

Eight CSSLs provided coverage of chromosome 1 in the Cybonnet X NSF490 population (C4 1 to C4 8), each line carrying a homozygous donor segment in the background of the recurrent parent (Fig. 6b).

Ideally, CSSLs are a collection of NILs because each CSSL carries a single donor segment in the near-isogenic background of the recurrent parent genotype (Yamamoto and Yano 2008).

On the contrary, the background recovery of the recurrent wheat parent during the introgression of stripe rust resistance without marker-assisted background selection was only 82% in BC4F7 progenies (Randhawa et al.2009).2009

In conventional backcross breeding experiments, nearly isogenic lines from each donor were developed prior to pyramiding (Luo and Yin, 2013; Singh et al. 2013) to recover the background genome of the recurrent parent.

The genetic background recovery of the recurrent parent in Hua1032S, Hua1033S, Hua1034S and Hua1037S were 83.93%, 88.47%, 83.15% and 88.93%, respectively, measured by percentage of the polymorphic marker ratios (Figure 3).

Marker-assisted selection (MAS) for pyramiding important genes along with rapid background recovery of the recurrent parent, while maintaining the exquisite quality characteristics of rice, could be an effective approach for rice improvement (Shanti et al.2010; Singh et al.2001; Suh et al.2009a; Suh et al.2011; Sundaram et al.2008; Xu and Crouch,2008; Ye 2010).

A set of ∼100 BILs comprise a library of BILs, similar in nature to the aforementioned CSSLs, but each line often has several homozygous donor segments randomly distributed in the genetic background of the cultivated (recurrent) parent, as compared to the CSSLs, where each line generally carries a single, defined introgression segment from the divergent (wild) donor genome.