Sentence examples for varieties were selected from inspiring English sources

A total of nine Protected Designation of Origin hard and semi-hard cheese varieties were selected for this study, all made with raw ewes' milk.

The Italian rice varieties were selected because of their past and present relevance for breeding programs, and their contribution to rice production in the last decades.

A total of eight Rosa canina L. varieties were selected from: Cluj-Napoca, Satu-Mare, Bistrita-Nasaud, Salaj and Arad regions.

A possible explanation is that landraces or traditional varieties were selected for disease resistance or other traits tightly linked to this region by farmers long ago before modern rice breeding; thus most landraces carry the R-haplotype.

According to the report, a possible explanation is that landraces or traditional varieties were selected for disease resistance (BS) or other traits tightly linked to this region by farmers long ago before modern rice breeding (Leung et al. 2015).

After backcrosses with C. arabica, Icatú-derived varieties were selected.

Varieties are selected locally to suit specific sites and according to the season.

However, if distinct cultivated varieties are selected for contrasting phenotypes, then phenotypic variance will be higher in cultivated plants (Gepts 2004; Rindos 1984).

However, smaller yield losses, of around 5 10%, are seen when wheat varieties are selected for disease resistance and when crops are sprayed with fungicide (hgca.com/.../g58-wheat-disease-management-guide-feb-2014).

In 1945, the best Hom Mali local variety was discovered by a farmer in Lam Pradoo district, Chonburi province, and in 1951, 199 panicles of the local variety were selected from a nearby district of Chachearngsoa province for pure line selection (Bureau of Rice Research and Development 2010).

As a second approach to identify putative PAV genes, all genes with less than six mapped reads from at least one variety and more than 29 mapped reads from at least another variety were selected.