Sentence examples for wheat discrimination from inspiring English sources

Here, we present mechanisms of winter wheat discrimination and phenological detection in the Yellow River Delta (YRD) region using moderate resolution imaging spectroradiometer (MODIS) time-series data.

The PLPs for wheat discrimination were designed for the detection of the D genome and both genotypes of the Q locus.

This enrichment for B homoeoloci was not detected in the genome-wide analysis of wheat gene assemblies [ 40], perhaps due to poor discrimination of B genome homoeoloci.

First, homoplasy is expected to introduce misleading homologies between nonrelated individuals, which would have decreased the global discrimination power of our AFLPs by making wheat and Aegilops genotypes appear more similar.

Results indicate that PCA may be successfully applied as rapid method for localities discrimination depending on the content of mycotoxins registered in wheat grain samples.

Similar to Nicotiana allopolyploids, the efficiency of genome discrimination decreases in the cases of tetraploid and hexaploid wheat, likely due to increased cross-hybridisation of the BAC_2383A24 (B-genome) repeats and Ae. tauschii genomic DNA with chromosomes from homoeologous genomes.

Moreover, Rebetzke et al. (2008) suggested that for wheat, after removal of height and developmental effects, variation in carbon isotope discrimination was associated with a very small genetic effect on harvest and grain yield.

Past Courts have interpreted that to mean Congress can do everything from banning racial discrimination at lunch counters to preventing a farmer from growing wheat for his own consumption.

The successfully converted KASP marker was shown to be co-dominant, allowing discrimination of heterozygotes from homozygotes, an important feature for effective use in wheat breeding and research.

In tetraploid wheat genotypes, Na+ exclusion correlated well with salinity tolerance in the durum subspecies, and K+/Na+ discrimination correlated to a lesser degree (Munns and James [2003]).

The process of SNP-HSV discrimination [ 19] is simplified in homozygous polyploid species such as self-pollinating wheat [ 43] and oat [ 13] and species capable of generation of double haploid lines, including canola [ 44].