Sentence examples for extensive germplasm exchange from inspiring English sources
It was postulated that this relatively low genetic diversity could indicate common genetic background of improved rye accessions from diverse regions and can be attributed to an extensive germplasm exchange [ 6, 18].
We revealed a relatively limited diversity in improved rye accessions, both historical and contemporary, as well as lack of correlation between clustering of improved accessions and geographic origin, suggesting common genetic background of rye accessions from diverse geographic regions and extensive germplasm exchange.
We develop some elements of the framework required for studying such biocultural interactions, focusing on one component of management: farmers' decisions on what to plant, and the structure of germplasm exchange among farmers.
This serves as a reminder for much care to be taken for future germplasm exchange and conservation, especially for genetic research.
Such reference resource can then readily be used for coffee genotype individualization, germplasm selection for breeding/improvement, and germplasm exchange in international collaborations [ 12, 43].
This result is consistent with the complex network of germplasm exchange that characterizes modern wheat breeding worldwide.
Results suggested moderate genetic differentiation among Napier grass populations sampled, which could imply a high germplasm exchange within the region.
Within G3, the North American sub-group reflects historical germplasm exchange between the U.S.A. and Canada [ 18].
The data gathered demonstrates the feasibility of genotyping extensive germplasm collections using panels of multiplexed microsatellite markers.
Like many tropical perennial tree crops, longan germplasm is maintained as living trees in field genebanks and varieties are subject to vegetative propagation during the process of germplasm exchange.
The Gb parent, VH8-4602, belongs to the group of Sea Island cottons among which it represents the best accession present in the extensive germplasm collection of CIRAD.
