Sentence examples for breeding department from inspiring English sources

TP, MSc, is responsible for the animal breeding department in Suomen Hippos, the central horse organisation in Finland.

Dr. Molly Jahn, the dean of the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and the founder of the plant breeding department at Cornell University, helped to develop a better butternut that is resistant to pesky powdery mildew; the plant holds its foliage longer and generates sugar right up to the first killing frost.

This work was supported by the INRA Plant Biology and Breeding department, the French National Research Agency, the Genoplante programme, and the TransPLANT project (EU 7th Framework Programme, contract number 283496).

Elephants Patty, Maxine & Groucho live in Wild Asia, one of the Bronx Zoo's breeding departments.

And we may feel safer from bioterrorists knowing that one Pentagon department is "breeding strains of bees that can track and follow the sources of airborne toxins".

Part of this work was carried out in the department of plant breeding research and yield physiology, headed by Francesco Salamini, and in the department of plant breeding research and genetics, headed by Maarten Koornneef.

Under the guidance of Harold Thomas, a brilliant pathologist, and his talented field manager, Earl Goldsmith, the department established a breeding program, systematically inventing and releasing new strawberry varieties.

The zoo is renowned for its endangered species breeding programs and conservation efforts; the department of Conservation and Research for Endangered Species conducts research with such animals as pandas, tree kangaroos, clouded leopards, gavials, meerkats, and Tasmanian devils.

It wasn't until the late 1990's that a resurgence of eagles began, as a result of a breeding program run by Peter Nye, an environmental conservation department biologist.

But that process was too slow, given how fast mosquitoes mature in an ideal breeding place -- about one week -- said a health department spokesman, John Gadd.

The recent deaths have further depleted the stock of breeding pairs to less than 200, conservationists and the forest department believe.