Furthermore some of the alleles from other cultivars, for examples B1-subfamily members isolated from cultivars Carlsberg II (X87232) and XQ053 (DQ148297) or γ-sequences from cultivars Carina (X13508), Riso 56 (AJ580585) Carlsberg II (X72628) did not produce a PCR product from Barke cDNA (Table 5).
Another explanation has been a lack of genetic variation for salt tolerance among the cultivars of, for example, rice (Oryza sativa) (Flowers 2004; Flowers and Flowers 2005).
The lettuce cultivar Grand Rapids, for example, needs a quick blast of sun if sown when temperatures are 73 or more, but it will germinate in the dark if it is cooler.
In the tradition of honoring people with their own cultivars (there exist, for example, first lady orchids from 'Mrs.
For example, cultivars tolerant to Zn deficiency secrete higher amounts of mugineic acid family phytosiderophores (MAs) than intolerant cultivars (Cakmak et al. [1994]; Walter et al. [1994]; Zhang et al. [1989]; Suzuki et al. [2006]; Cakmak et al. [1996]).
For example, cultivars expressing a higher elongation factor under high temperature stress were more tolerant to high temperature stress29.
For example, cultivars from Western Europe (Pinot Noir, Gewurztraminer, Riesling, Ehrenfelser and French Colombard) are concentrated at the top of PC2 while cultivars of eastern origin are found at the bottom of PC2 (Plavac Mali from Croatia; Kadarka from Hungary; Muscat of Alexandria from Egypt; Malvasia from Greece and Thompson Seedless from Iran).
For example, cultivars Ajay and Maverick, which share a clade, are derived from the same breeding program, and pedigrees of both genotypes include Otana, represented on a different branch within the clade.
For example, cultivar selection by growers disrupts plant pathogen coevolution (Bousset and Chèvre 2013).
