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Maccaferri et al. (2008) also emphasized the consistent expression of a QTL across a broad range of agro-meteorological conditions and that the coincidence of QTLs across environments (Cattivelli et al. 2008) is critical to breed crops for wide adaptation and yield stability.

Annigeri belongs to desi chickpea and was released for its earliness and wide adaptation for cultivation in the peninsular India [ 42].

These QTLs would be highly valuable for breeding the lines with wide adaptation over different locations and crop conditions throughout India.

Because of its wide adaptation, early maturity, and improved quality, it became a standard for high-quality rice and was highly desired by the rice industry.

The increasingly wide adaptation of the UDP protocol indicates the suitability of the UDP protocol as an efficient transport protocol for supporting distributed applications.

Pervasive positioning is required for the wide scale adaptation of location awareness.

The large number of genes for structural RNA modification in so many Shewanella genomes may be one of the important mechanisms for the wide environmental adaptation and distribution of the genus.

This seems to be advantageous when using tools, as it allows for wide range of flexible sensorimotor adaptations and – may be more important – it evokes the feeling of being in control.

Tests of the evolution morphological characters of Aphis species showing quite small genetic differences [14], [15] may help to better understand remarkable adaptations for wide-ranging host plants during the Tertiary [6].

First we performed deterministic simulations of immobilized cells being exposed to 50 s square pulses of attractant and compared the time traces of CheY-P output of the system for a wide range of adaptation time, clockwise bias, and Y Tot.

Sperm competition plays a significant role in the mating system of many animals and selects for a wide variety of adaptations in morphology, physiology and behaviour in the two sexes [3].