Sentence examples for origin of wheat from inspiring English sources

When he died, he was planning an expedition to Turkey, in search of the origin of wheat.

"It is ironic: this region is the origin of wheat and barley, and now it is among the biggest importers of these products," said Rami Zurayk, a professor of agricultural and food science at the American University in Beirut who is writing a book on the farming crisis.

We sequenced 1683 bp distributed across three loci in 355 globally distributed Phaeosphaeria isolates, including 74 collected in Iran near the center of origin of wheat.

Table 1 Types and origin of wheat flour samples in this study No. Sample code Name of Samples Origin of samples 1 F1 Good sentences Lebanon 2 Fineine semolina Saudi Arabia 3 F3 Altunsa Turkey 4 F4 Sirage Turkey 5 F5 Barrash Turkey 6 F6 Rehab IRAQ 7 F7 Sankar Turkey 8 F8 Super Turkey 9 F9 Donya Turkey 10 F10 Suphan Turkey 11 Farinarina Turkey 12 F12 Sayf Turkey.

We analyzed the origin of wheat miRNAs including known and novel miRNAs along the grass evolution, and the results indicated that 55 miRNAs were shared by all monocots indicating their origin from ancient ancestors and 87 miRNAs diverged and retained in wheat, barley, rice and Brachypodium after divergence of maize and sorghum from rice.

These observations agree with previous isozyme, RFLP, and SNP studies on the origin of hexaploid wheat, which suggested that wheat originated via a very limited number of hybridization events [ 23, 24, 26, 56- 58].

Kerber (1964) proposed that the existence of genetic changes in the AABB component of the wheat genome accumulated since the origin of hexaploid wheat result in reduced growth vigor and fertility of reconstituted tetraploids which can be compensated by hybridization with Ae. tauschii.

Therefore, genetic factors causing hybrid abnormalities might at least partly result in the genealogical bias and narrow distribution range of the Ae. tauschii populations that involved in the origin of common wheat.

Only four out of the six L1 sublineages had diverged from those of western habitats in the Transcaucasian and northern Iran regions to eastern habitats such as Pakistan and Afghanistan, whereas the Ae. tauschii populations involved in the origin of common wheat have been narrowed down to L2, probably sublineage 2 3 [28].

These genome-specific primer pairs were used to determine the genome origin of the wheat BAC 0006M07.

All obtained data may be useful for detailed insight into origin of spring wheat forms in evolution and domestication process.