Sentence examples for breeding techniques to develop from inspiring English sources
HarvestPlus, part of the Consultative Group on Internation Agriculture research (CGIAR) Program on Agriculture for Nutrition and Health (A4NH) uses conventional plant breeding techniques to develop varieties of staple food crops that are rich in micronutrients, a food-based approach to reduce micronutrient malnutrition known as biofortification.
HarvestPlus, part of the Consultative Group on Internation Agriculture research (CGIAR) Program on Agriculture for Nutrition and Health (A4NH) uses conventional plant breeding techniques to develop staple food crops that are rich in micronutrients, a food-based approach to reduce micronutrient malnutrition known as biofortification.
Given this, there is a need to develop captive breeding techniques to reduce pressure on wild stocks and facilitate the sustainable development of yellowtail aquaculture.
Plant science has made considerable progress in developing new biotechnology-based plant breeding techniques to alter genetic and epigenetic factors.
Plant breeders are utilizing both conventional and modern breeding techniques to increase crop production and quality.
Following a £7m government grant to study ash dieback, six breeding techniques to replace the trees have been put forward by Queen Mary biologists.
Sunflower oil has been bred using conventional breeding techniques to resist an herbicide called an ALS inhibitor.
Techniques to develop singing aptitude include selective breeding programs, high-protein diets, and stimulating them with music and recordings of bird song.
Here, we developed highly efficient genome editing using the CRISPR/Cas9 system in tomato, demonstrating for the first time the feasibility of this genome editing-based breeding technique to produce parthenocarpic tomato plants by disruption of the SlIAA9 gene.
Recently, two novel breeding techniques have been developed, i.e., cisgenesis and reverse breeding, both of which are based on gene technology but should raise less moral concerns from the public.
But Cambridge at the time was a lively place for someone interested in the field, and it is where many of the modern breeding techniques — from cloning to splitting embryos to make twins — would eventually be developed.
