Sentence examples for germplasm development from inspiring English sources

At that time, the Agricultural Demonstration Station of the Great Korean Empire (founded in 1906, current RDA, South Korea) served as the lead institution for the collection of rice germplasm, development and distribution of rice varieties for both northern and southern areas (http://www.rda.go.kr).

JMcC Study conception and design, manuscript preparation, bioinformatics, germplasm development.

RR, KW Germplasm development, sampling, phenotyping and molecular marker analysis.

BF, BK and PC contributed to the germplasm development used in the experiments.

First, to date, the cultivation of P. haitanensis in some areas still relies on natural populations, with very limited germplasm development and genetic improvement.

DRJ conceived of the study, and participated in its design and coordination, germplasm development and selection and helped to draft the manuscript.

In contrast to linkage mapping, association mapping is a method that detects relationships between phenotypic variation and genetic polymorphism in existing germplasm, without development of mapping populations.

In contrast to classical biparental population mapping, AM is a method that detects relationships between phenotypic variation and gene polymorphisms in existing germplasm, without development of mapping populations.

Association Mapping (AM) is a promising choice for Quantitative Trait Locus QTLL) mapping, as it detects relationships between phenotypic variation and gene polymorphisms in existing germplasm without development of mapping populations.

In case of pigeonpea, at present, only a few hundred SSR markers are available [ 10- 13], a situation that is further hampered by low levels of genetic diversity within cultivated germplasm demands development of SSR markers at large scale.

This leads us to believe that unless very large numbers of sequences are produced, the use of microsatellite enrichment strategies [ 17, 50, 51] will be the most productive way for cultivated germplasm marker development.