Sentence examples for implications for breeding from inspiring English sources

These findings clarify the history of European and Asian pears and have implications for breeding efforts.

Wahyuni, Y., Ballester, A.R., Sudarmonowati, E., Bino, R.J. & Bovy, A.G. Metabolite biodiversity in pepper (Capsicum) fruits of thirty-two diverse accessions: variation in health-related compounds and implications for breeding.

While many studies have examined genotype × environment interactions and their implications for breeding program design, knowledge is limited regarding interactions of genotype, environment and time of harvest and their implications for growers.

This has important implications for breeding programs.

Their results carry several implications for breeding strategies.

The results will have implications for breeding for robustness in dairy cattle.

These results have important implications for rice breeding in Latin America because they open the way for the use of modern, efficient breeding strategies to obtain new elite germplasm with high resistance to RHB disease.

"More detail on the genes that give resistance could also have massive implications for captive breeding programmes, helping us select animals that are resistant". A valuable next step, he added, would be to compare variants of these genes between amphibian species - especially from those that are highly vulnerable to chytrid.

This information could have implications for sugarcane breeding.

The results obtained from these extensive QTL analyses have potentially significant implications for hop breeding.

Effector biology has practical implications for resistance breeding via effector-assisted selection of plants in populations segregating for disease resistance [ 37– 37].