For instance, oilseed rape cultivars engineered for GLY or GLU herbicide tolerance escaped soon after their commercial release in Canada [22, 23] or recently in the USA [24].
Aromatic rice cultivars, for instance Fragance or Giglio, can also be distinguished among them.
For instance, enthusiasts have selected cultivars with complex patterned colour effects within the flower and, at least in some cases, it is likely that these effects are derived from structural colour as well as conventional pigmentation effects.
For instance, Lolium perenne grass cultivars that differed in resistance to a rust fungus varied in their infection rates in plots with high host density; the same cultivars showed no differences in infection rates when grown in low-density plots, where infection rates were overall much lower (Roscher et al. 2007).
Ms. Stanchfield and Mr. Jentink, for instance, are raising hard-neck cultivars called Spanish Roja, Killarney Red and Russian Giant.
For instance, the reference-sequenced Nipponbare cultivar is highly photoperiod-sensitive and does not flower under long-day conditions.
All these forest fragments showed clear evidence of tree thinning, understory removal and locally, of coffee planting activities (including CBD-resistant cultivars), as revealed, for instance, by the high density and regular spacing of coffee plants (Aerts et al. 2011).
This environment makes it possible to explore differences in gene expression, if any, between for instance transgenic and non-transgenic soybean cultivars and to interpret the results based on gene functional annotations to determine any changes that could potentially alter biological processes.
For instance, the ALVB of the Wuyunjing23 cultivar decreased rapidly, but lignifications of the vascular bundle sheath (VBS) decreased slightly under higher N rates (Fig. 5b).
For instance, Mal d 1 from the cultivar Golden Delicious was found highly reactive to specific IgE antibodies from allergic patients' sera, whereas Mal d 1 from the cultivar Gloster generally showed much less reactivity [ 7, 8].
