Sentence examples for enhanced crops from inspiring English sources

For too long, the issue of breeding enhanced crops through genetic engineering has been dominated by well-meaning, but scientifically illiterate people.

It is hard enough for rich countries to work out how to assess the risk and control the production of genetically enhanced crops, let alone poor ones that entirely lack the necessary regulatory framework.

Sensory analysis studies are critical in the development of quality enhanced crops, and may be an important component in the public acceptance of genetically modified foods.

An important concern in watershed development is the sharing of the costs of land and water resources development, equitable distribution of the benefits consequent to enhanced crop production.

Increasing crop diversity in sequence influenced nitrogen uptake, among other factors, and may explain the enhanced crop yield in such systems.

Emerging technologies are providing us with a plethora of candidate genes that might lead to enhanced crop protection through genetic engineering.

The study showed that wastewater resources are valuable because of improvement of soil fertility and enhanced crop growth compared with rainwater, however they need to be managed with caution, preferably treatment, before reused in relation to soil functions and crop quality.

Introduction of non-native plants, establishment of cattle and sheep grazing, missionization of the native population, changes in burning practices during the Spanish period and enhanced cropping activities during North American settlement worked together to substantially modify the mid-California coastal landscape in about a century's time.

As demonstrated in other crops, modern genomics approaches can facilitate breeding, leading to enhanced crop productivity.

Nutritionally enhanced food crops, including tomato, false flax, and Brassica species are also discussed.

Seed priming, which was only evaluated in 2003, accelerated emergence by 2 days and slightly enhanced early crop growth, but had no significant effect on yield and weed suppression.