Sentence examples for synthetic breeding from inspiring English sources
South African Nguni cattle represent such a distinct, conserved, Sanga type cattle breed that has undergone little synthetic breeding [ 6, 7].
Nguni cattle have undergone scant synthetic breeding and are well adapted to their primary environment.
Nguni cattle have only recently been incorporated into synthetic breeding schemes, and for many years subsisted under natural selection pressures [ 16].
However, the ideal phenotypic data on which to base a genomic selection model for perennial forage crops would be sward plot yield of half-sib progenies rather than cloned space-planted parents, to closely represent actual production environments and to focus on additive genetic variance, the relevant variance for synthetic variety breeding [ 4].
In view of the high cost of synthetic menthofuran, a breeding program was carried out to develop menthofuran rich genotypes through half-sib seed progeny.
The Wisconsin Quality Synthetic (WQS C3 Syn2) is a breeding population that has been improved for silage quality [ 14].
The agricultural conglomerates that have gobbled up Oelwein and similar farm towns may feed the world, but they starve the folks who work for them, breeding a craving for synthetic stimulants that conveniently sap the appetite while enlarging the body's capacity for toil.
Sheep milk production represents a specialised commodity which has been developed across many breeding systems in either dual purpose, synthetic composite lines, or specialised dairy breeds such as the Awassi, Chios, Comisana, Lacaune, Laxta and Sarda Breeds [ 2].
He has treated the pool in Santa Ana with oil and synthetic growth hormones, which will keep the mosquitoes adolescent, preventing breeding.
Synthetic forms of white clover could therefore be used in breeding to improve vigor and broaden the adaptation of new cultivars, e.g. to semi-arid and saline environments.
The scientists tested for other chemicals by selectively breeding colonies in which the workers responded poorly to synthetic pheromone but strongly to a chemical extract produced from whole queens.
