Production census of turkeys from the last few decades [ 2] show that turkeys are highly selected for growth and this high selection pressure might have favoured reference alleles in domesticated populations.
Gradually due to high selection pressure in favour of artemisinin content, plants containing high artemisinin content showed low AA (less than 0.01%) in C3 cycle.
In all cases, a high selection pressure (but not an extreme one) combined with a moderately high mutation rate works best, while crossover provides some benefit but only on the less rugged landscapes.
The continuous mono-cropping and deployment of rice cultivars with a narrow genetic base has provided high selection pressure for emerging virulent strains.
Biofuel production in thermophilic conditions is also considered more sustainable and the extreme condition provides high selection pressure maintaining the process continuity in an essentially non-aseptic environment saving cost of sterilization.
Transfer of genetic information from the introduced degraders to the native soil microorganisms is a slow-acting process and happens primarily under high selection pressure, i.e., high concentration of the contaminant, which is normally not the case in agricultural soils.
sinensis does not result from high selection pressure.
This domain is of particular interest and relevance as it is subjected to an uncommonly high selection pressure.
If this is true it implies that senescence has evolved to occur at an age of relatively high selection pressure in long-lived species [2].
Removal of these residues from wax may extend the usefulness of these or future miticides, by reducing this high selection pressure.
An age when senescence retards survival (i.e. near to the maximum life span) is reached by a higher proportion of individuals, and therefore remains under increasingly high selection pressure, in natural populations of longer lived mammal species (Fig. 2).
