Sentence examples for many breeding programmes from inspiring English sources

Many breeding programmes involve wide and distant hybridization.

Furthermore, many breeding programmes have intentionally released 'genetically mixed' varieties to cope with environmental variation and biotic stresses.

Growth is typically the first trait to be selected in a new selection programme and, in many breeding programmes, the only trait to be selected.

However, it is still necessary to conduct large-scale genotyping when performing GS in many breeding programmes, especially for non-major crops.

They were chosen for three reasons: (1) GD, JO, CO and RD are founders in many breeding programmes world wide, and RD, GD and FJ are main cultivars for apple production in the world; (2) GD, IM and PS are members in the pedigree from GD (hyper-allergenic) to Santana (ST) = [PS × Elstar (= GD × IM ] a hypo-allergenic cultivar; (3) JO, DS, PM and FS are the parents of three mapping progenies.

GS will be integrated into many practical breeding programmes in the near future as it becomes more advanced and its theory matures.

This method will be integrated into many practical breeding programmes in the near future with further advances and the maturing of its theory.

With two a year, a rate as low as 20% will give nearly a 90% probability of breeding a successful new variety every 5 years, which compares well with many national breeding programmes.

We then made the most practicable experimental comparison possible: determining if the P1 we found in our experiment was significantly better than that of many-cross breeding programmes from the same region and crop.

SNPs are becoming markers of choice for many breeding programs.

Given that many apple rootstock breeding programmes worldwide have used the East Malling selections as parents, we speculated that other dwarfing rootstocks might also carry Dw1 and Dw2.