Sentence examples for heritage of breeding from inspiring English sources

Italy has a heritage of breeding fashion eccentrics.

The other roses, the heritage of 2,500 years of breeding and gardening, disappeared from nursery catalogs and eventually from gardens, too.

This study and other programs increased awareness of heritage turkey breeds and by 2003 the breeding population stood at 4,275 turkeys of all breeds.

In an age of globally ongoing defaunation (Dirzo et al. 2014), individuals, organizations and nations that are custodians of breeding populations of large and giant tortoises should thus consider sharing this essentially universal natural heritage with nations or organizations planning restoration projects, where these tortoises could be used as herbivores.

None is capable of breeding.

We are products of breeding, too.

This raised the possibility of breeding.

The phenology of breeding varies latitudinally.

"It is [a] kind of breeding strategy".

This plant trade has provided the common global heritage of economic and ornamental cultigens that we use today and which formed the stock for modern plant selection, breeding, and genetic engineering.

Future efforts at incorporating novel alleles into modern germplasm via selective breeding or transgenics, as well as developing predictive breeding models, will benefit from the history of research in maize, as well as its rich heritage of genetic diversity.