Sentence examples for variety name from inspiring English sources

Structure between farmer-named varieties represents 15% of the genetic variance, based on amova, and FST between farmer-named varieties is 0.246, indicating structure by variety name.

To quantify how much zones differed for the varieties they host, we also computed F ST estimates based on variety names: Namely, each individual was described by its variety name, which was considered as equivalent to a homozygous genotype at a single locus.

Variety name with asterisk was used as the donor line of target allele.

Additional file 1: Table S1 summarized the accession number, cultivar name, variety name, and tissue/organ type of 983 slides based on the information in NCBI GEO or Arrayexpress.

Table 1 List of the 147 Myanmar accessions assayed ID Variety name Region of origin Ecosystem EG Structure Aroma Genotype Genotype Haplotype           group   8 bp del. 3 bp ins.

Two kinds of modern broomcorn millet were used, including those imported from Australia (purchased from a store and had no variety name, used in Fig. 3a, b) or from the Smangus Taiwan aboriginal village (Atayal tribe, used in Figs. 2a, 3c, d).

An article in Daily Variety named NBC and WB as the interested parties.

Marketed under such variety names as Godiva and Novella, afilas make tendrils instead of leaflets.

"It's not like apples or even tomatoes now, where it's sold by variety names," he said.

Just as the labels on the least expensive white Burgundies, like Macon blanc, may say chardonnay for the benefit of Americans to whom variety names are still important.

Another seedless muscat, a purple variety named Jupiter, was introduced by John R. Clark of the University of Arkansas in 1998, but never caught on commercially in the East or Midwest.