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Over the course of its existence, the "U" 's breeding program has released twenty-seven new varieties of apples.

[cartoon id= a14625"] Over the course of its existence, the "U" 's breeding program has released twenty-seven new varieties of apples.

Since then, the citrus breeding program has released other varieties such as the Melogold grapefruit, the Gold Nugget mandarin (or tangerine), and others that have yet to be given trademark names.

In addition to breeding of fescue and ryegrass cultivars, some breeding programs have released cultivars originating from intergeneric crosses of Festuca with Lolium (called Festuloliums), thereby combining desirable agronomic characteristics of both genera [ 2].

The University of Minnesota six-rowed malting barley breeding program has successfully used advanced cycle breeding for decades, releasing important malting cultivars.

The laboratory's snook breeding program has also earned worldwide recognition, with nearly 40,000 hatchlings released into Sarasota Bay in the last three years.

But no large-scale university breeding program had ever released a managed variety of apple in the U.S. As Jim Luby, the head of the Fruit Breeding Program at the university and Bedford's boss, explained to me, "There was some discussion about how this would be perceived by the state's growers".

The California condor nearly became extinct in the 1980s, but a trapping and breeding program has helped restore the species.

No detailed selective breeding program has yet been reported.

The University of Minnesota six-rowed malting breeding program has used advanced cycle breeding since 1958, developing important malting cultivars like the variety "Morex", an archetype for malting quality, and the AMBA recommended six-rowed malting cultivars "Robust", "Lacey" and the recently released "Rasmusson" http://www.ambainc.org/media/AMBA_PDFs/Pubs/KYMBV_2010.pdf.

At the same time, zoos' elephant breeding programs have been notoriously unsuccessful.