Its method of invasion is sneakier than anything John le Carré might have imagined: making its way in the ballast water of boats and then slowly breeding and clogging pipes and other underwater infrastructure.
To create a sweeter butternut squash or a less-tannic beet, Barber and his team are doing two key things: talking to chefs around the world about what they actually want in their recipes, and taking two parent seeds of plants that capture those desired flavors and slowly breeding out the undesired elements (like excess water, for example, which dilutes flavor).
With respect to laying date, it was hypothesized before that if one sex requires a longer maturation period than the other, it should have an advantage when born early in the year, and mothers should anticipate this by producing the slowly maturing sex when breeding early and the faster maturing sex when breeding late (Dijkstra et al. 1990).
Recurring themes and tendencies are consistently present throughout his works, as each film explores different universes, society-threatening natural phenomena, or persecuted characters who are slowly destroyed by foreign elements breeding inside of them.
In some females, the implants slowly released testosterone or estradiol, both commonly found in breeding females.
Examples of gene-for-gene coevolution, however, are slowly accumulating, and these are providing a powerful tool in breeding crop plants that are resistant to pathogens and parasites.
Dr Nese suggests Type-2 diabetes could be quelled by breeding varieties of rice that will release sugar into the bloodstream more slowly.
Birdlife's paper, The Messengers, predicts that most bird species will experience shrinking ranges, disrupted breeding seasons, and many are likely to shift their population distributions too slowly to cope with the onset of climate change.
There, the Translucent cast pieces of the tank are transformed into breeding grounds for coral polyps, which will continue to grow in seven aquariums, slowly spreading and articulating their progress in bright colors and patterns.
While anadromous populations prefer slowly moving waters, and lay their eggs on sandy or gravelly bottoms, the landlocked populations show no preference for breeding grounds.
Red-Tailed Hawk: Breeding.
