Sentence examples for maize making from inspiring English sources

These include twenty-seven pathways on its Plants Portal (http://plants.wikipathways.org) for Arabidopsis, rice and maize, making it a powerful resource for the research community and providing a central platform for pathway curation.

Unlike Ac/Ds, Mu elements readily jump to unlinked sites and due to high copy number, transpose at much higher rates than other transposons in maize, making the family highly mutagenic (Chomet 1994; Lisch 2002; McCarty et al. 2013).

A gene from a soil bacterium, Bacillus thuringiensis, for example, when spliced into maize, makes the plant resistant to herbicides; this enables farmers to plant maize, spray the crop with a weedkiller and end up with a field of nothing but maize.

The physiology of maize makes it an excellent system for large-scale progeny screens.

This is consistent with observations on limitations set by available data from evaluation locations and testing years for maize made by Kleinknecht et al. [ 47].

A third approach employed in maize makes use of the RescueMu transposable element [ 16], relying on the fact that Mutator elements preferentially insert into low-copy-number DNA [ 17].

This data set has more collinearity than the maize data, making it difficult to visualize and detect where random noise is manifested in the OLS estimates; this represents a moderate-to-high ill-conditioning situation.

The Goajiro are mainly a pastoral people, growing only a little corn (maize) to make chicha (beer).

One step up is busaa, a fermented maize drink made on site in bars like Mama Sarah's.

Hughes said Devon had been talking to farmers about how they could help and was encouraging them to grow less maize – which makes the soil compact and causes water to run off more quickly – and to plant trees.

Despite financial limits, we mainly chose that indicator because of its specific sensibility to Bt maize, which makes butterflies attractive as a GMP indicator.