Sentence examples for diverse breeding from inspiring English sources

Multiple diversity panels containing hundreds of lines from diverse breeding programs have been densely genotyped with thousands of markers and can now be applied to genetic studies for which multiple sets of phenotypic data can be collected.

Although the city has overall arid climatic conditions overall, it receives monsoon rainfall during the months of July to September; this climate supports diverse breeding habitats.

In addition, diverse breeding habitats and landscape heterogeneity should be considered positive indicators of anuran biodiversity conservation in fragmented urban habitats.

Our data are consistent with a diverse breeding foundation for the cherry market class.

This order harbours many species with diverse breeding systems, life histories and extraordinary migration biology whose genetics warrant investigation.

This has increasingly involved intercontinental migration which, in conjunction with rapid urbanization, has further contributed to gene flow and resulted in more diverse breeding pools.

Consequently, we suggest that forest managers consider prescriptions that result in a broad spatial distribution of heterogeneous habitat structural conditions (e.g., variation in understory cover and composition), irrespective of landscape context, to maintain a diverse avian breeding assemblage on landscapes in this region.

Therefore, further transcriptome sequencing of a broader array of germplasm, including diverse elite breeding genotypes, could identify SNPs that would be more useful in modern alfalfa breeding programs.

Although fungi in Ophiostomatales are diverse in breeding strategies with worldwide distribution, the MAT locus has been characterized in only a limited number of species, such as Ophiostoma ulmi, O. novo-ulmi, and O. himal-ulmi, which are responsible for the Dutch elm disease epidemic in Europe and North America (Paoletti et al. 2005a; Jacobi et al. 2010).

Even selection and utilization of diverse cultivars in breeding programmes is needed to enhance the diversity of breeding populations for selection gains in the future [ 47].

The C6AIR has been successfully used to generate rapid and high-quality genotype data for diverse genetics and breeding applications in rice, and provides the basis for an optimized design in the C7AIR.