Sentence examples for determinants of grain from inspiring English sources

Among these agronomic traits, the SPP and 1000-grain weight are determinants of grain yield (YD).

It focuses on forecasting acreage one of the two major determinants of grain production 3 months before planting starts with publicly available data.

Some of the traits with high inter-trait correlations appeared to cluster together, which was in accordance with our correlation analysis between the traits (Table 1), revealing the main genetic determinants of grain shape and chalkiness characteristics in rice.

The puroindoline genes Pina-D1 and Pinb-D1 located at the Ha locus on chromosome 5D of common wheat are considered the most important genetic determinants of grain hardness.

Inflorescence structure is one of the main determinants of grain yield in the cereals.

The content of 2-acetyl-1-pyrroline (2AP) is the major determinant of grain aroma, as the 2AP content and the QTL of grain aroma were coincidentally mapped on the same locus on chromosome 8 (Lorieux et al. 1996).

Heading date ranged from 24 July to 7 August, depending on cultivar (Table 1), but the daily mean air temperature averaged over the 20 days after heading (T20DAH), an important determinant of grain quality, varied only in a limited range from 26.5 to 26.9°C, which exceeded the threshold for the occurrence of chalky grains (Morita [2008]).

Plant survival is an important determinant of grain yield (see Singh et al. 2009 for grain yield) as reflected by the positive correlations during the three seasons, with the corresponding r values of 0.54, 0.59 and 0.99 following 17 days of submergence.

Since the grain weight and its stability are critical determinants of final grain yield we probed possible reasons for higher and stable grain weight of LOK-1 relative to three other cultivars, which are popular in these regions.

Moreover, previous analysis of Hardness-like genes, the main determinants of the grain softness/hardness trait in wheat, showed that Hardness-Brachy genes in Brachypodium could have been deleted independently during evolution [ 42].

This article describes the development and testing of two questionnaires designed to measure psychosocial determinants of whole-grain intake among children and their parents.