Sentence examples for compatible species from inspiring English sources

"GM canola only posed a risk of transferring genetic material if a canola seed germinated in the Eagles Rest soil... and then later cross-fertilised through its pollen being exchanged with another compatible species," Justice Martin said.

Females of several species in the genus Photuris, we learn, will flash answers to the males' codes, flashes that are meant to reveal compatible species for prospective mates.

In fact, many of the sexually compatible species cited in [27] can be found in ruderal habitats in Switzerland [40].

Crop-to-wild gene flow can occur as several sexually compatible species which are congeneric or in allied genera to oilseed rape were found growing sympatrically.

Outcrossing in wild bentgrass populations and the sexually compatible species Agrostis gigantea took place at distances of up to 14 km; cross-pollination by using trap plants was even found at a distance of 21 km [5].

Use of transformation strategies that exclude the necessity of using selectable marker genes and transformation of plants with gene(s) isolated from either the same or a sexually compatible species (cisgenic or cisgenesis and intragenesis) is anticipated to increase the acceptability of genetically modified crops.

However, resistance genes can only be introgressed from sexually-compatible species, so breeders need alternative measures to introduce resistance traits from more distant sources.

A reduction in pollinator service can directly influence reproductive output, decreasing the quantity and/or quality of fruit and seed set and promoting selfing in self-compatible species Rodriguez-Perez20055).

A meta-analysis of inbreeding depression in various fitness components, such as embryogenesis, growth, survival and fertility, showed larger differences in inbreeding depression among the components in self-compatible species than among those in self-incompatible species (Angeloni et al., 2011).

In this way, self-compatible species (which is the case of most species within Decaloba; [39]) present lower responses to selective pressure than self-incompatible species [63], explaining why FD vary less within Decaloba than within Passiflora.

Short-lived and self-compatible species tend to be more strongly differentiated at a smaller scale than long-lived and outcrossing species [19] and therefore the former are expected to show stronger adaptation to local conditions.