Sentence examples for desirable seeding from inspiring English sources

Consequently, applying the FSMU on the common grain drill led to a desirable seeding rate at different forward speeds of the grain drill and stubble existence.

Other types of crop-processing machinery include machines that separate desirable seed from weed seed, stems and leaves, and dirt; grading machinery to classify seed by width, length, or thickness; fruit graders and separators; and cotton gins, which separate cotton seeds from the fibres.

Although native hay can be a desirable seed source, straw seed germination can have a deleterious effect from volunteer individuals during subsequent growing season.

In settings where seed purity is desirable, seed producers and decision makers should consider 1) screening seeds to monitor adventitious presence in the seed supply, and 2) communicating the importance of segregating seed types at planting to reduce human error.

Here we demonstrate the utility of the TILLING reverse genetics strategy in identifying novel soybean lines containing desirable seed traits.

The objective of this work was to take advantage of the availability of soybean candidate genes that were known to control seed composition traits as targets for the TILLING reverse genetics strategy; the goal was to identify novel mutant alleles that could be characterized for desirable seed phenotypes.

Furthermore, high seed oil content with high seed weight is desirable for seed oil yield.

By a mutation that produced twin seeds, the dodder has evolved the capability of being separated out and planted with the desirable flax seeds.

It has been suggested that, as premature ripening of fruit before seed maturation is not desirable for reproductive success, seed and fruit maturation are strictly synchronized and auxin may coordinate communication between seed and pericarp [ 9].

Uniform perfusion is desirable for sufficient nutrient and oxygen transport to cells seeded inside the scaffolds.

For example, although it may be desirable to increase both seed size and seed number in oilseed cultivars, such as Brassica rapa, selection for these traits may be constrained if they are controlled by antagonistic pleiotropy of a single locus or by loci in repulsion phase and in such close physical proximity that recombination is limited.