Sentence examples for rice transferring from inspiring English sources

Several studies have reported transgenic rice transferring transgenes to red rice weed.

Some of these studies reported GM pollen-donor rice transferring GM traits to red rice.

Fig. 1 China and Southeast Asia, to show archaeological sites, likely routes of early rice transfer, and possible language family homelands.

The Rice signee transferred to the Stallions before the season and emerged as a force in the team's run to its first Virginia Class 6 state title.

We selected 135 genes corresponding to potentially interesting rice proteins, transferred the genes from cDNAs to expression vectors, and engineered in suitable protease sites N-terminal to the mature proteins.

The pot with a hole at the bottom has internal diameter of 17 cm and height of 16 cm, and the rice plants transferred into pots grew normally and stably without withered and yellow leaves.

Many of the viruses that infect rice are transferred between plants by insects and many insects carry more than one virus at a time; this means it can be difficult to predict where a disease will next emerge.

In Brazil, the market introduction process for fortified rice started by transferring the technology to local companies, including Urbano Agroindustrial, one of the nation's largest rice millers, and Adorella Aliementos, a medium-sized pasta manufacturer.

In addition to being an effective tool for introgressing valuable genes from wild species to cultivated rice and subsequently transferring genes to commercial cultivars, CSSLs have been used to introgress genes from one subspecies to another in rice, especially between the varietal groups, indica into japonica or japonica into indica.

Genetically modified pollen-donor rice plants can transfer GM traits to red rice receptor plants by what we call direct gene flow; this subsequently results in highly shattered and dormant GM red rice seeds.

Peiai 64S is an indica-inclined rice line developed by transferring genes conditioning P-TGMS from the japonica line Nongken 58S to Peiai 64 that was derived from a cross involving indica and tropical japonica germplasm.