Sentence examples for maize could be from inspiring English sources
It showed that a staggering 98percentt of the area where rice, wheat or maize could be grown was directly influenced by humans.
Genetically modified maize could be planted in Britain as early as next spring under a proposal that would allow European countries to decide at a national level whether to permit farmers to grow modified crops.
If staple crops, such as maize, could be coaxed into apomixis, this would be a boon to poor farmers who save seed to plant year after year, and watch its vigour dwindle.
After all, our collective failure to grapple with genetic modification on its own terms been accompanied by the equally unfortunate failure to bring its benefits to cultures that might gain the most from it — insect-resistant cassava or drought-tolerant maize could be a boon to subsistence farmers in Africa.
The first comparative genetic map in the grasses was a miniscule maize::sorghum comparison in a study meant to test whether restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) markers generated in one species (e.g., maize) could be used to help generate a genetic map in other species (e.g., sorghum) [38].
This significant shift in allele frequency between teosinte and maize could be a result of selection.
However, breeders around the world could benefit from the release of a version of B73 with increased resistance to MCB by transferring resistance factors from CML103 because some mechanisms of maize resistance could be common for corn borers [ 12].
Yield advantages of improved varieties over that of locally cultivated maize landraces could be attributed to superior RSA and rhizosheath traits of the improved maize varieties.
Conversations with the students during their work on primary literature analysis and, especially, during their analysis of differentially expressed genes, confirmed these observations, since students were very surprised to see that as many as 10% of maize genes could be either up- or down-regulated in response to stress with response varying between maize seedlings of different genetic background.
The relationship between stomata conductance and transpiration rate in maize leaves could be described as linear.
Western blot and ELISA showed that the foreign gene cry1Ah was expressed stably at high level in maize and could be inherited stably over generations.
