In 1946, Thomas and Goldsmith crossed two university varieties, only one of which was widely available, yielding what at first appeared to be an unimpressive plant of uncertain commercial value.
In the recombinant inbred line population derived from a cross between japonica and indica varieties, only one unique and strong signal explaining about 27%% of the phenotypic variation was detected.
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"We have many drought-tolerant varieties, but only one flood-tolerant one.
Myles et al. [ 21] concluded that current commercial V. vinifera varieties are only one or two generations removed from the wild V. sylvestris.
namibiae have two predicted homologues of Ste20 or Cla4 kinases (activators of Ste11 MAPKKK), while the other two varieties have only one.
Moreover, in a perennial species like coffee in which selection takes a very long time, the use of genetic transformation alongside conventional breeding techniques will enable the introduction of agronomically useful traits in the best cultivated varieties in only one step.
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That the late variety disproportionately benefits from the generally rising temperatures is further supported by statistical analysis, as the late variety is the only one to show a substantial positive correlation to rising spring temperatures.
"It requires a variety of instruments, only one small part of which is airstrikes" — which, Dempsey hastened to say, he was not necessarily predicting.
