Sentence examples for wild origin of from inspiring English sources

A wild origin of these alleles is thus a reasonable hypothesis.

Despite the absence of specific alleles discriminating between M. acuminata diploids, allele frequencies distinguished AA wild subspecies (banksii, zebrina, malaccensis and burmanica) (Perrier et al., 2009) and enabled the determination of the wild origin of AA cultivars.

Although he maintained the wild origin of the crop, reflected in its name "mátu alísi" (forest rice), he denied that it had anything to do with the wild grass known as "dagu aleisi" (dog rice, Olyra latifolia L). that grows abundantly at forest clearings in Suriname.

Each year, the majority of migrating salmon are caught in front of the Norforss dam, and only fish with intact adipose fins (i.e., of wild origin) are released upstream of the Norforss dam to R. Umeälven.

A world-wide collection of over 13,000 plant taxa of known wild origin make it one of the largest plant collections in the United States.

Between 2001 and 2010, annual exports of white sturgeon, shovelnose sturgeon (also called hackleback) and paddlefish roe increased to about 37,712 pounds from roughly 5,214 pounds, with a majority of wild origin, according to the American branch of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora and the federal Fish and Wildlife Service.

Additionally, genetic analysis included a total of 150 individuals corresponding to the three F1 stocks obtained from unrecorded artificial reproduction using the Azienda Agricola VIP parental stock of wild origin, currently reared as future breeders at three aquaculture plants in Treviso, Piacenza and Orzinuovi (N =  50 at each site).

In order to investigate the portion of phenotypic variance attributed to genetic variation in salmon of farmed, hybrid and wild origin, heritability h 2 of body weight (log10) was calculated as; h 2 = V A / V P, where VA is the additive genetic variance and VP is the phenotypic variance.