Sentence examples for enable the crop from inspiring English sources

Vernalization genes determine winter/spring growth habit in temperate cereals and are one of the major genetic factors that affect plant life cycle and enable the crop plant to adapt to a wide range of environments (reviewed by Distelfeld et al. 2009; Rousset et al. 2011; Golovnina et al. 2010).

Once that crop is harvested, restore the usual watering to enable the second crop to come through well.

Individual bees were treated with carbon dioxide gas until immobile to enable the expulsion of crop contents and removal of pollen loads.

Further development of biotechnology and genomics tools will enable the development of crops with specific traits that are optimized for biofuels and bioenergy.

It is in such significantly different as it enables the GM crop to continue the synthesis of essential amino acids which in non-GM plants is blocked by the corresponding broadspectrum herbicide - as a result, all plants except the HR crop die.

The continual need to increase food production necessitates the development and application of novel biotechnologies to enable the provision of improved crop varieties in a timely and cost-effective way.

Today, more often than not, it means persuading companies and governments to adopt safeguards that limit environmental damage but ultimately enable the continued growing of crops.

Early harvesting would also enable the cultivation of a second crop since the winter rains are generally sufficient for quick growing leguminous crops".

Significant reduction of flowering time could even enable the production of an additional crop per year.

The genetic diversity of the avocado, due to the three eco-races (Mexican, Guatamalan and West Indian) enable the successful production of this crop over a wide range of environments, from cool, summer-dry Mediterranean to sub-tropical and humid tropical.

In the past six years many metabolic engineering efforts have been undertaken in plants aiming to improve the nutritional value of staple crops, to enable the use of plants as 'cell factories' for producing specialty carotenoids and to improve plant resistance to abiotic stress.