Sentence examples for rice collections from inspiring English sources

This may explain why the el1 allele occurs in only a few extremely early-flowering japonica cultivars in the world rice collections (Kwon et al. 2014).

A mutant line, Kyudai No. 37, was identified by screening of small or short seed mutants from the rice collections of Togo Field, Nagoya University, and renamed S mall and r ound s eed 5, (Srs5).

Table 2 Characteristics of the 19 SSR loci including their repeat motif, the number of alleles per locus, and PIC value in the two rice collections (Myanmar and reference set) Marker Chr.

The RM190 CTn itself could explain more than 80% of Apparent Amylose Content variation in several different rice collections (Shu et al. 1999; Bergman et al. 2001; Tan and Zhang 2001; Dobo et al. 2010).

The current rice collections have more than 140,000 insertion lines with associated FSTs that are integrated at the OryGenesDB database [ 11].

Comparison with ESTs derived from cultivated rice collections revealed expressed genes across different plant species, however 16.7% of the O. longistaminata ESTs had not been detected as expressed in O. sativa.

Of the 38 cultivars selected from the Assam Rice Collection (these are 6,630 accessions collected between 1965 and 1972 and sent to IRRI (Singh and Singh, 2000)), one was a japonica, two were indica, seven were admix, 14 were aus-2, six were aus-1 while seven were aus-admix.

Rice and wild rice strains were obtained from the wild rice collection at the National Institute of Genetics, Japan.

Galileo, by the same method described below for phenotyping of the whole rice collection.

Similarly, Ngwediagi et al. (2009) reported wild rice collection gaps in Tanzania.

These cultivars included 62 accessions from WRC [the World Rice Collection of the National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences NIASS)].