Sentence examples for cultivation range from inspiring English sources
O. s. indica cultivars have higher genetic diversity (Lu et al. [2002]), a broader cultivation range, and stronger resistance to prominent diseases and insect pests compared to O. s. japonica cultivars (Chung and Heu [1991]).
These behaviourally-variant populations occur across the Midwestern Corn Belt and across the intended cultivation range of Miscanthus in the USA [30].
The broad cultivation range of pea was associated with a wide genetic variation both at the phenotypic and molecular levels.
Current breeding addresses these constraints, targets improved nutritional value, and, due to the expansion of the cultivation range, adaptation of the crop to new environments [ 2].
In addition to these vegetation formations, land cover includes increasing areas of cultivation, ranging from hand- or ox-based smallholder farming to broad stretches of mechanised, commercial systems.
Calculation of recovery percentage based on Co and Cr removed from the soil by whole plant after cultivation ranged between 13.8 and 43.7% and 17.0 to 41.6% of total initial Co and Cr, respectively.
The genetic distance between the Ningyou7 and Tapidor C genomes is likely narrow, although these two genotypes were selected on the basis of their genetic dissimilarity, contrasting trait characteristics and different cultivation ranges [ 25].
Cultivation methods range from the primitive digging stick used in slash-and-burn plots on hillsides and ox-plow agriculture in level fields, to some mechanized agriculture among the Yaqui.
Considerable effort is now being focused on the efficient cultivation of range of algae in closed growth systems, such as photobioreactors [ 6].
This is also useful to estimate the length of field borders. 2 Field sizes Estimation of total acreage of fields - measurements taken at corners of the cultivation area ranging from 3-22 corners, depending on field extent.
A broad cultivation time ranging from 24 to 120 h was used for production of protease by Bacillus strains (Mabrouk et al. 1999; Beg and Gupta 2003; Chu et al. 1992).
