Sentence examples for breeding products from inspiring English sources

New Rice for Africa (NERICA), which are interspecific hybrids between Asian and African rice varieties, are one of successful breeding products utilizing biodiversity across the two different rice crop species.

The two Venezuelan genotypes, an experimental line and a commercial cultivar, were included because they represent Venezuelan breeding products with a Jaccard's similarity coefficient of 0.45 [ 26].

The greater expected returns could offset these increased costs, but it has to be noted that the costs are real, while the benefits are theoretical predictions and will also only turn into a realized economic benefit if improved breeding products can be sold at a higher market price, or if the genetic superiority increases market share in a competitive market.

In pigs, like in other domestic animals, breeding and product quality improvement require the control of several different traits (reproduction, nutrition, health and welfare).

Another issue of cross-breeding is that some traditional breed products are sold as mixed ancestry.

The three main foci of the initiative are marketing breeding stock and products, conserving bloodlines and supporting breed associations.

An official of the Ministry of Agriculture said in a speech Thursday that the new standards would cover 100 categories, everything from breeding fish and seafood products to disease prevention and drug controls.

This limitation is especially evident for tree fruits and nuts, products of breeding cycles that can extend to a dozen years or more.

However, the emergence of new genome-editing techniques presents new challenges particularly for European legislation in the area of GMOs, which could lead the way to broader acceptance of new breeding techniques and their products.

This captive breeding programme is the product of decades of secret research and genetic experimentation, in which the carcasses of Wilde, Yeats, Joyce et al are carved up, spiced with a few new tricks and reassembled in a variety of combinations.

Whether the products of these breeding processes are classified as GMOs depends on the interpretation of the relevant EU regulations.