For instance, potatoes and onions can be stored for a long time if stored correctly.
For instance, the potato aphid Macrosiphum euphorbiae has reduced growth and fecundity when reared on Cry3A potatoes, but it has an improved performance on transgenic potatoes producing rice cystatin I [52].
The superiority of progeny resulting from sexual polyploidisation involving 2n gametes produced by FDR has been demonstrated, for instance, in potato [ 58, 59].
Peel sweet potatoes, for instance with a potato peeler or knife.
"For instance, sweet potatoes are a nutrient-dense source of complex carbohydrates, which are essential for endurance and energy during exercise".
For instance, the Colorado potato beetle (Leptinotarsa decemlineata), an invasive insect pest of potato, is well known for its ability to evolve resistance to insecticides [ 20] and specific mutations at the target site of resistance to organophosphate and pyrethroids have been extensively investigated [ 21- 26].
On the menu, all-day breakfasts rub shoulders with interesting salads: for instance, roasted sweet potato and caramelised peach with a maple thyme dressing; alongside slick, populist dishes such as artichoke linguine; cod with spiced orzo pasta, wilted spinach and lemon tahini yoghurt; or beer-braised beef with bacon, peas and creamed potatoes.
The only exceptions to this rule might be luteoviruses in vegetatively propagated plants, for instance PLRV in potato [ 11, and references therein].
For instance, tomato, wild potatoes, eggplant and pepper have the same chromosome number architecture [ 62].
For instance, when a female potato aphid feels like calling to a male suitor, she crawls to the very edge of a potato leaf, raises her abdomen and third pair of legs and lets loose with a blast of come-hither pheromones.
