We investigated several of the 60 rice landraces and found six genes Ehd1, Ehd2, Hd1, Hd3a, Hd6, and Se5 that control flowering time, also known as heading date, which would benefit for two harvests.
This practice, designed to protect Clay from having a successful incumbent president as a rival for the Whig nomination in 1844, became known as "heading Captain Tyler", a term coined by Whig Representative John Minor Botts of Virginia.
It is also known as Head of The Sky and Heavenly Rock.
Mary-Ellen McTague, chef and writer Mary-Ellen is best known as head chef at the highly acclaimed Aumbry in Prestwich, Manchester.
Christopher and Marie Mountjoy, French immigrants who made the plumelike fashion accessories known as head tires, looked forward to the marriage of their daughter, Mary, to their apprentice, Stephen Belott.
It was patented as Friendship in 1681 but was later known as Head of Elk (for its location at the head of the Elk River); its present name was established in 1787 when the town was incorporated.
Cooke's hit on Savard occurred a day before N.H.L. general managers met in Boca Raton, Fla., to formulate a rule to curb what are popularly known as head shots.
The authors have done so with five popular but previously elusive chart patterns, known as head and shoulders, broadening tops (and the related bottoms), triangles, rectangles and double tops (and the related bottoms).
One area that necessitated apprenticeship was the meat-slicing machine, on which rounds of pressed ham, tongue, beef and brawn – the elderly betting man's favourite, otherwise known as head-cheese – were slapped for shaving off by the quarter.
The BBC's director of news Helen Boaden is also moving to a new role, to take charge of BBC Radio (the job formerly known as head of audio and music, filled by Tim Davie).
Des McAnuff, whose screen credits include "The Who's Tommy" and "How to Succeed in Business Without really Trying," will direct, and Colman DeKay, best known as head writer for Penn and Teller, will write the theme and transitions.
