Sentence examples for evolution of the wheat from inspiring English sources

In this study, we used this approach to investigate the evolution of the wheat pathogen Phaeosphaeria nodorum.

This allowed us to examine the evolution of the wheat EPSPS gene based on phylogenetic sequence analyses.

These survey sequences from whole-chromosome shotgun sequencing are highly informative, bringing not only insights into the molecular organization and evolution of the wheat genome at an unsurpassed resolution but also detailed contents of the syntenic genes among grass genomes.

Furthermore, the fact that these pseudogenes were retained during evolution of the hexaploid wheat genome with gene structure conservation could indicate some functional importance.

The presence of homologous copies in each ploidy level indicates that a Glo-3 sequence has been present during the evolution of all of the wheat lines examined.

Figs. 1 and 2 show the evolution of the logarithm of wheat (Lhard-Wh) and rice prices (LRice).

Simultaneous hybridisation using BAC_2383A24 (B-genome) and the probes that provide for identification of common wheat chromosomes demonstrated that BAC_2383A24 is able to detect translocations involving the B-genome that occurred during the evolution of the allopolyploid emmer wheat.

Analysis of the Iw2 locus may contribute to improve our understanding of the evolution of hexaploid wheat.

Therefore, analysis of the Iw2 locus may provide important information that improves our understanding of the evolution of common wheat.

Detailed genetic and phylogeographic knowledge of the Iw2 locus in Ae. tauschii may provide important information and lead to a better understanding of the evolution of common wheat.

Applying a new indicator, HT*, which integrates both the spatial evenness of different varieties and molecular genetic data (within and between variety genetic diversity), we followed the evolution of bread wheat genetic diversity on French agricultural landscapes during the 20th century.