Sentence examples for results of wheat from inspiring English sources

At the subfamily level, our results situate the split between Pierinae and Coliadinae (node 2, Table 3) in the Pieridae between 56.4 94.1 Mya, which is consistent with the results of Wheat et al., (2007) [ 36], who, using distance methods on the EF-1α and COI genes alone, estimate this divergence is between 62 and 96 Mya.

In the experiment, 9 growing pigs were allocated to a 3 × 3 Latin square design to measure the CTTAD of the basal diet containing different modified wheat bran variants, and therefore to demonstrate relative differences in the CTTAD among the diets as a result of wheat bran modification.

Table 5 Economic results of durum wheat cultivation in crops specialized farms   VP durum wheat/VP crops Gross margin (€/hectares) North-western 11.3 % 746 North-eastern 10.8 % 787 Central 34.3 % 533 South 40.6 % 471 Insular 39.4 % 626 Source: authors' elaboration on Italian FADN Database, 2010.

Scott et al. [ 4] suggest that these differences are real but there is a very large influence of the environment on the host-pathogen interaction and resulting susceptibility of wheat cultivars.

Chromosomal locations of DArT markers were obtained from the rye consensus map [ 20] and the results of analysis of wheat-rye addition lines [ 19].

Table S7 presents BLAST results of oat and wheat SNPs versus the wheat chromosome arm-specific survey sequence.

Based on the two series of experiments and results, the mix of wheat and corn kernels proved to be more suited for biogas production than the wheat bran batch, for both one considering the general parameter variation in time and the produced biogas quantities.

Bread wheat is even more complex: It has three genomes, the result of pasta wheat hybridizing with a third grass species.

This may result from reduced genomic buffering and increased linkage drag as the result of durum wheat having only two genomes (AB), rather than three (ABD) as in common wheat (Ceoloni et al. 1996; Gennaro et al. 2007).

The FAO and IFPRI projections for net trade at the level of aggregation of "total developed" and "total developing" countries are very close and substantially lower than those of the World Bank, which foresees a far more rapid growth in world grain trade largely as a result of expanded wheat imports into the Asian countries to meet changing consumer preferences away from rice.

PCR amplification of genomic DNA from 21 day old plants resulted in amplification of wheat RGA2 intron only in transgenic positive plants while no amplification was observed in non-transgenic control plants (Figure 1b).