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An artificial phenomenon — in this case the rapid uprooting of millions of acres of prairie grass for the cultivation of wheat — contributes to a series of huge storms that eventually drives out 25 percent of the population of the affected area in the southern Great Plains.
As shown in Figure 6, the three diploid species contribute, on average, around 11% of the sequences of each group, while wheat contributes the remaining 2/3.
Wheat straw contributed on average between 67.4 ± 0.4%% of the feed total fibers; 58.1 ± 1.1%% of the feed TCOD; 61.8 ± 0.6%% of the feed VS and 18.2 ± 0.2 of feed mass at the examined OLRs (Table S1).
Somayaji and Khanna (1994) reported that for 10 % TS feed of cow manure and wheat straw mixture a maximum SMY of 107 L kg−1 VS fed was obtained within 40 days HRT when the wheat straw contributed 40%% of the feed TS.
On a genome-scale level, the individual subgenomes of hexaploid wheat contribute differentially to defense.
Similar strategy was also used earlier for studying expression patterns of benzoxazinones biosynthesis in wheat contributed by different genomes [ 35].
Apparently, differences accumulated during the co-evolution of AB and D genomes of hexaploid wheat contribute to higher proportion of non-additive expression in reconstituted TetraCantach/ Ae. tauschii allopolyploid observed in our study.
It has also been shown that photosynthesis in the glume, lemma and palea tissues of a wheat floret contributes 10%to44%4% of the photoassimilates destined to wheat seed [ 17, 18].
Higher global prices for wheat had contributed to the government's previous decision to raise the price of bread.
The high corn prices of recent years have prompted farmers to plant more of it, displacing crops like wheat and contributing to higher food prices.
Statistical optimization by RSM using central composite design (CCD) revealed that wheat bran contributed maximally to the overall laccase production followed by yeast extract.
