For example, there were four cases where varieties had the same name but different accessions within each variety split across the japonica and indica division (P. Ketan Merah, P. Krayan, P. Pui, and P. Timai).
Finally, our method was able to estimate when a variety split into several populations in the village in which we collected our samples.
Some studies have suggested that the two varieties split about 6.6 million to 8.8 million years ago, but these estimates were based on mitochondrial DNA samples that consider only maternal ancestry.
In the Atlas Mountains, traditional varieties split up in two groups: DC varieties, including pure populations and mixed ones with a majority of DC spike-types, and DW varieties, also including pure populations and mixtures.
Farmers identified 33 named barley varieties, split between six-rowed types grown in larger fields for household consumption, exchange between famers, and occasional sale at market, and two-rowed types grown in small plots for specific cultural or medicinal uses.
For larger bean varieties, split pods lengthwise to allow for faster drying.
Since the entire flux map is not known, but only the external fluxes have been measured, a variety of split ratios were examined between glycolysis and the pentose phosphate pathway.
So if you're at a concert, say, you can record the gig itself and your reaction to it simultaneously, presenting the result in a variety of split-screen effects.
Algar and colleagues measured species turnover using Anolis lizards and Terrarana frogs, two groups of New World animals that underwent rapid evolutionary change and split into a variety of new species whenever they moved to a new environment.
A systematic analysis methodology is proposed to find out all the suitable schemes for power-split HEV from a variety of compound-split configurations.
Fanning out from it, and sometimes clustering around the smaller lakes, are a variety of ranches, split levels, Cape Cods and colonials built in the 1960s, '70s and '80s.
