Sentence examples for crops technology from inspiring English sources
The CRoPS technology has been applied for polymorphism discovery between the maize lines B73 and Mo17, using AFLP enzyme combination HpaII/MseI.
We have applied CRoPS technology for polymorphism discovery in maize and have mined more than 1200 high quality putative SNPs from a single GS 20 sequencing run.
This source of variation will be similarly present in template populations generated by ApeKI [ 10] or when using restriction enzymes such as HpaII and MseI as implemented in CRoPs technology [ 13].
But they always do, assisted by new farming and crop technology.
Yet by 2011, herbicide-resistant crop technology had increased herbicide use in the United States by 527 million pounds, according to the paper.
Donations by the Gates Foundation, the United States Agency for International Development and a foundation run by Monsanto, the crop technology company, have totaled about $50 million thus far, but compared with the threat, "that's a droplet in the ocean," Dr. Fauquet said.
Consequently, describing crop technology as inherently scale-neutral is not helpful for understanding how crop technology works in Africa today and prevents important lessons being learned from the Asian Green Revolution.
Using a social shaping of technology (SST) perspective and the concept of biological embeddedness, this paper critically examines whether it is helpful to describe crop technology as scale neutral when drawing lessons from the Asian Green Revolution about how new crop technology can be of benefit to African smallholders.
Then, from 1994 to 2001, Christou worked at the John Innes Centre in the UK [18], which is heavily invested in GM crop technology [21].
He is named as the inventor on several patents on GM crop technology, for most of which Monsanto owns the property rights.
The term 'scale-neutral' is now reappearing in debates on agricultural development in Africa with claims that crop technology is inherently scale-neutral and that African smallholders will significantly benefit from new crop varieties not specifically developed for their contexts.
