Sentence examples for breeding needs of from inspiring English sources

The provision of habitat resources, like perches and food and water supply, can accommodate the breeding needs of ground-nesting birds (Baumann, 2006; Fernandez-Canero and Gonzalez-Redondo, 2010).

Rice cultivars breeding need to maintain the length of panicle development and reproductive phase.

However, these potential benefits of captive breeding need to be set against the potential costs.

"The issues of fly grazing, abandonment and irresponsible breeding need to be addressed with strong and effective legislation".

Potential uses of the ole and car mitotypes in Brassica crop breeding need to be explored.

As chromosomal translocations can alter levels of recombination and the chances of getting desired recombinants will be diminished if the gene conditioning the resistance is located near or at the translocation breakpoints [ 7], efficient breeding needs a clear understanding of how widespread these rearrangements exist in different wheat types and their close relatives.

The conservation of local breeds and the monitoring of their genetic diversity are fundamental to meet future breeding needs, especially in the context of global climate change [ 2, 3].

Such heterotic groups as the basis of sustainable hybrid breeding need rather to be created systematically, by building on existing combining ability patterns and aiming to maximize combining ability between the groups.

Nonetheless, there is general agreement that assessment and preservation of genetic diversity in livestock species are fundamental to meet future breeding needs, to investigate the genetic basis of phenotypic variation and to reconstruct the history of farm animals [ 7, 8].

Unfortunately, the rate of occurrence of spontaneous mutations is too low to satisfy practical breeding needs.

There's so much to explore and My Fair Lady is ripe for it; the fallacy of superiority by way of breeding always needs a look, and Higgins' misogyny and privilege is the story of so many politicians, academics and leaders – and boyfriends and husbands and fathers – across the country.