Sentence examples for value for crop from inspiring English sources

This measurement also allowed us to obtain a critical value for crop growth, but only for the Mollisol (50 kPa).

Lastly, synteny was found between Arachis and the Glycine and Medicago genomes, which indicates that markers developed for other legume species may be of value for crop improvement in peanut.

A total of 892,803 SNP polymorphisms were identified among the ten accessions of B. napus, using a stringent filtering approach favouring high quality SNPs over exhaustive SNP sampling to provide a resource of immediate value for crop improvement.

Modern genetic approaches have increased the value of these resources as quantitative trait locus (QTL) mapping, association studies, and molecular population genetic studies have combined to uncover specific alleles associated with traits of potential value for crop improvement (Ross-Ibarra et al. 2007; Takeda and Matsuoka 2008).

The basic characteristics of barley, such as a short life cycle, few chromosomes (2n = 14), predominant self-pollination, along with a high-density genetic map and high genetic synteny with other Triticeae species, facilitate the exploitation of its potential value for crop improvement.

Great potential of saving water could be achieved to realize increased or ideal WUE values for crops in NWC.

The mean annual runoff coefficient increased from 0.05 for established fallow (4 years) to 0.45 for old teak trees plantation (14 years) with intermediate values for crops.

In addition, these kinds of studies are of particular value for designing crop plants with high salt tolerance and for the development of phytoremediation technologies.

Long Islanders spend more than $51 million a year on floriculture crops, compared with a $40 million value for farm crops grown here.

But until farmers get more value for their crops, they must have subsidies to survive.

To avoid competition in land-use for grain/food versus fuel crops, there are growing calls for the utilization of marginal lands (e.g. Conservation Reserve Program [CRP]) and lands of low production value for biomass crops [4].