Sentence examples for domestication within from inspiring English sources
In recent years two important advances have occurred in archaeobotany: the recognition of pre-domestication cultivation and evidence for different sub-centres of crop domestication within this region.
The four cultivated species listed above are therefore ideal material for improving our comparative genomics-based understanding of the gene evolution related to domestication within and among Vigna species and for characterizing useful traits as quantitative trait loci (QTLs) for use in breeding.
Given this, along with the wealth of available information on the origin and evolution of cultivated sunflower (e.g. [ 7, 8, 21- 25]), our work also provides an opportunity to study the genetic basis of parallel phenotypic changes during domestication within this important family.
This domestication happened within the last 11,000 years and was essentially complete by 4000 years ago (Doebley et al. 2006).
Results obtained with ethnobotanical and ecological methods have implication for domestication studies within the Attalea phalerata complex (sensu Henderson et al. 1995), using morphometric and genetic methods to compare wild and managed populations.
Three NLL varieties were used in this study; P27255 is a wild variety available prior to domestication of NLL within Australia; Unicrop was one of the first domesticated Australian NLL varieties (released in 1973) as a sweet, non-shattering pod variety, and Tanjil is a more recent variety (released in 1998).
Accession, nested within domestication level, was treated as a random effect.
In this experiment, accessions represent the unit of replication within domestication level.
Genetic signatures of domestication are read within mtDNA phylogenies by the identification of star-like patterns, suggesting expansion since the time of domestication (MacHugh & Bradley 2001).
However, in these species, it is more difficult to discern domestication expansion signals within the separated clusters and to define the limits of clusters.
