Sentence examples for breeding programmes aimed at from inspiring English sources
The superior ability of Erianthus arundinaceus to acquire and store nitrate may positively influence sugarcane breeding programmes aimed at improved nitrate use of sugarcane.
We propose that (1) genetic mismatches may act as a buffering mechanism against highly competitive endophyte-grass genotype combinations threatening the biodiversity of grassland communities and (2) these mismatches should be acknowledged, particularly in breeding programmes aimed at harnessing systemic and heritable endophytes to improve the agriculturally valuable characteristics of cultivars.
Secondly, genetically determined resistance to endophytic fungi and genetic mismatch that constrains combinations of fungi and host grass, should be acknowledged in breeding programmes aimed at improving agriculturally valuable characteristics of cultivars such as higher yield and resistance to herbivores and pathogens.
These findings will add usefully to the spread of resources available to plant breeding programmes aimed at improving flooding tolerance in crop plants.
These functional SNPs are essential tools for molecular soybean breeding programmes aimed at improving the FA quality of seeds and processed oil.
This should be kept in mind in breeding programmes aimed at systems involving both crops and livestock, as in the barley breeding programme at the International Centre for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA), for example.
On the other hand, standards and breeding programmes aim at longevity in order to prolong the productive period in relation to the unproductive life of young cattle.
Although demand for wood is the driving force in the development of large-scale forest plantations, several selection and breeding programmes aim at enhancing other goods and environmental services provided by forest trees and shrubs.
So, these results [ 20] and those of this study give hint that the two SNP markers, i.e. BOPA1_9766-787 and SCRI_RS_102075 may be used in marker based selection procedures in barley breeding programmes aiming at the improvement of drought stress tolerance.
The cubs are Amur tigers, among the rarest animals in the world, and their arrival has helped a breeding programme aimed at preventing the animals from becoming extinct.
