Sentence examples for ongoing breeding from inspiring English sources
Long-term cryo-conservation of embryos and semen should be considered seriously as they represent a resource for ongoing breeding activities and a secure way of preserving genetic diversity within the breed, should the living population encounter problems.
"He is the father of our two cubs, and he is vital to the ongoing breeding programme to conserve this rare species".
we have been applying marker-assisted breeding technology directly to the ongoing breeding program, and are seeking efficient means to expand such efforts.
"He is the father of our two cubs, and he is vital to the ongoing breeding program to conserve this rare species".
In our ongoing breeding program, we are using RICE6K to examine the genetic background of the selected lines and to more precisely remove the negative genetic drags.
Sperm cryopreservation offers an economical alternative by eliminating ongoing breeding costs and reducing the time to produce experimental cohorts, as the number of oocyte donors for IVF or the number of females used for artificial insemination can easily be scaled up to produce the desired number of animals.
A detailed knowledge of morphological responses and intra-specific variation of B. humidicola will contribute to the development of efficient screening procedures for evaluating waterlogging tolerance of hybrids generated from the ongoing Brachiaria breeding programme of the International Center for Tropical Agriculture CIATT).
This study focused on complex fruit quality traits that are commonly selected for by apple breeders, using a training population of 1120 seedlings (seven full sib families in a factorial mating design) within an ongoing scion breeding program, to ensure relevance.
Growth related traits constitute the main goal of the ongoing genetic breeding programs of this species.
This taxonomy forms the basis for all ongoing Cucumis breeding and genomics efforts.
The rusts are a major pathogen of cereal crops with the potential to cause large reductions in yield and have as a result been the focus of ongoing plant breeding effort particularly in the winter cereals.
