Sentence examples for many genetic resources from inspiring English sources
These studies have indicated that the metagenome contains many genetic resources.
Medaka is a laboratory fish and holds many genetic resources and toolboxes to study their functions in cellular processes and viral infection.
A. thaliana, though not agriculturally important, offers a number of experimental advantages for studying basic aspects of plant biology, including seed germination, because of its many genetic resources (Koornneef et al. [2002]).
M82 is also a cultivar that performs well under various growth environments and many genetic resources were created based on this genetic material.
Because of a highly efficient and easy transformation protocol of A. thaliana and many genetic resources, the transgenic A. thaliana plants enable in planta evaluation of the molecular components in the self-incompatibility mechanism that were identified in Brassica plants.
The rice genus (Oryza) contains many wild genetic resources that are vital to the well-being of humans.
Rice is a model plant species for which many genetic and genomic resources have been developed.
Rayada is such a primitive deepwater rice ecotype completely endemic to certain area of Bangladesh that can offer many traits and genetic resources that are badly needed in rice breeding for stress tolerance.
Germplasm resources play crucial roles in genetics, evolution and breeding, by forming the physical foundation of the study of genetic diversity [1] [3], fueling much evolutionary research [4] [6] and providing the raw material for breeders to produce new cultivars or to further improve the existing ones, due to the existence of many valuable genes in genetic resources [7] [9].
On the other hand, in the recent past, many conservation programs of genetic resources have been conducted in grapevine growing countries.
Information on the economic value of populations, traits and processeswould ease the management of animal genetic resources that requires many decisions(Scarpa et al. 2003).
