Sentence examples for breeding programmes in the from inspiring English sources

The reduction in the ancestral population diversity has important implications for breeding programmes in the 21st century.

No evidence was found that Borlaug (1968) and the CIMMYT wheat breeding team considered root size or other root characters in the parents or offspring of their breeding programmes in the 1940s through 1970s.

Moreover, Iwata and Jannink (2011) simulated the accuracy of GS using more large-scale data, consisting of 1325 SNPs in 863 breeding lines of barley derived from nine breeding programmes in the USA.

The current study was founded on the premise that Napier grass accessions could segregate based on geographical origin and hence would offer a unique genetic resource for breeding programmes in the region.

One concern with hybrids is that although C. mollissima is a canopy co-dominant in forests of northern China (Steiner et al. 2009), the genetic stock available to breeding programmes in the USA seems to be limited in height, possibly due to its selection for nut production over timber form (Fei et al. 2012).

GS will be integrated into many practical breeding programmes in the near future as it becomes more advanced and its theory matures.

Two younger animals - named Cai and Laing - have been sent to Amiens in France and Amsterdam in the Netherlands to boost zoo breeding programmes in those countries.

Therefore, this research work will study the genetic diversity of twenty new genotypes of Moringa oleifera from two populations with the aim of studying genetic diversity pattern in relation to their geographical origin, and dissection of germplasms as a means of initiating the breeding programme in the nearest future.

Extensive breeding programmes in both the native and introduced range might also 'pre-adapt' introduced entities to local environmental conditions [ 16].

Since the late 1990s, MAS has been extensively applied in the rice breeding programmes in China, especially for the improvement of bacterial blight (BB) resistance in restorer lines (Chen et al., 2000, 2001; Huang et al., 2003).

The present paper investigates the progress of the breeding programme in the Netherlands.