Sentence examples for mixed mating system from inspiring English sources

MLTR software was used assuming a mixed mating system.

B. orellana displays a mixed mating system affected by the agronomic system.

If correct, the Colombian populations we sampled may have a mixed mating system, characterized by a low but significant degree of outcrossing, evidenced by the relatively low inbreeding-coefficient compared to literature (Additional file 10: Table S4).

This result indicates that the high levels of inbreeding in R. osiliensis are not only the consequence of the mixed mating system common in this species, but may at least partly be attributed to habitat loss.

For example, our hypothesis that the O. glumaepatula populations we sampled may have a mixed mating system characterized by a significant degree of outcrossing (implying that these populations may be more susceptible to introgression of alien genes), requires exhaustive field testing to allow developing adequate in situ conservation strategies.

Plants sown in backyard showed a mixed mating system, while in poly- and monoculture, they showed predominantly an outcrossing system; biparental inbreeding was similar in backyard, poly- and monoculture; the maternal inbreeding coefficient was higher in backyards than in poly- and monoculture; and plants in backyards and monoculture are less promiscuous than plants in polyculture.

Mating system parameters were estimated at the population level using a maximum-likelihood approach under a mixed-mating system model (Ritland 2002).

The results suggested that T. sinense exhibits a mixed-mating system, and autogamy in its breeding system may provide reproductive assurance for the population maintenance.

Limited data for low-density sites, where honeyeaters move from plant to plant less frequently, suggest more of a mixed-mating system.

It is characterized by a mixed-mating system with high levels (mean 54%) of selfing rates [ 41, 42].

We found positive selection for first-year flowering, high genetic diversity and a mixed-mating system in weed beet populations.