Sentence examples for enable wheat from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the Brazilian government should design a policy and provide financial support to enable wheat segregation by quality.
These responses have evolved to enable wheat seeds to germinate across a wide range of calendar dates but to flower over a narrower range to ensure grain is grown when environmental conditions are most favourable for reproductive success.
For example, A-homeolog of triplet 2969 exhibited high expression level at both 1 h and 6 h after HS while B-, D-homeolog were up-regulated by both DS and HS but only at 6 h (Fig. 6b), which might enable wheat to counteract various environmental constraints in a lasting period.
The ability to accelerate fine-mapping and cloning of genes in polyploid wheat would have a huge impact on our ability to understand the fundamental biology of this important crop species and would enable wheat breeders to directly access the genetic variation in genes encoding important agronomic traits.
Cooperative bulk handling, introduced in 1932, enabled many wheat farmers to remain solvent.
While this feature was originally implemented to enable comparisons among wheat homoeologues, any set of up to six genes may be selected for comparison, regardless of their relationship.
The unique physiochemical properties of wheat gluten enable a diverse range of food products to be manufactured.
These data expand our knowledge of specific wheat globulins and will enable further elucidation of their role in wheat biology and human health.
Thus, co-infection of wheat plants is usual, with this epidemiological pattern of infection enabling a single wheat field to host up to 70 clonal strains (Shaw and Royle, 1989; Cohen and Eyal, 1993; Chen and McDonald, 1996; McDonald et al., 1999).
This technological breakthrough has enabled production of wheat chromosome specific BAC-libraries [ 14] and facilitated construction of physical maps of hexaploid wheat chromosomes [ 15].
We hope that the use of this reverse genetics resource will enable more researchers to pursue wheat functional genomics and provide novel allelic diversity for wheat improvement.
