Sentence examples for traditionally bred from inspiring English sources

Resistance by arthropods to HPR can occur to both traditionally bred crops and transgenic insecticidal crops.

In this chapter, we present a variety of cases involving traditionally bred and genetically- engineered (transgenic) crops.

A series of photographs taken a few days apart showed a normal, traditionally bred egg-laying hen as it grows from chick to maturity.

Dr. Muir said that while in theory the Trojan gene effect could occur with traditionally bred salmon as well, he believed it was essentially impossible.

Similar arguments were once made with traditionally bred or normal salmon raised on farms, which were said to be too pampered to survive in the wild.

But they also often set blistering paces that set the race up for the more traditionally bred classic horses with more endurance.

So there is a lot of room to traditionally breed and improve these varieties to the point where the yields become more competitive with the big four.

Doctor Kush also explained how his company, which traditionally breeds high THC strains, is now putting a lot more effort behind CBD: "Our lab is full time on CBD.

Crops have traditionally been bred and selected for domestication traits, such as lack of seed dormancy, reduced seed dispersal, and non-shattering pods, apical dominance, homogenous fruit ripening, reduced competitive ability, and loss of self-incompatibility [ 2].

Thus, breeds traditionally reared below the 41° parallel generally display a good tolerance to TBDs [ 3].

I assumed traditionally aggressive breeds wouldn't make the cut, but many large or working-group dogs were blacklisted -- St. Bernards, huskies, Great Pyrenees and Irish wolfhounds, to name a few.