Sentences with phrase «by cultivar»

Mind you, absolute values of amino acids can vary by cultivar, NPK ratios, limits and boron, manganese and zinc are important, etc..

Microbial biogeography of wine grapes is conditioned by cultivar, vintage, and climate.

Not exact matches

Once the fungus has become established, the solution best adapted to the continued production of bananas in infested soils is replacing susceptible cultivars by resistant ones.

This interactive map has around 1600 locations in the lower mainland and allows you to filter by location or cultivar, or to see only the ones selected as festival favourites, or see only what's blooming during a specified time period.

In order to be included on the List of Approved Cultivars, the variation must be recognized by a responsible authority as being distinct, uniform, stable, and contain less than 0.3 % THC.

By studying the function of sorghum proteins, the scientists are hoping to find cultivars that will lead to a good - tasting, finely - textured sorghum bread.

Renaud, E.N.C; Lammerts van Bueren, E.T.; Jiggins, J.; Maliepaard, C.; Paulo, J.; Juvik, J.A. and Myers, J.R. (2010) Breeding for specific bioregions: a genotype by environment study of horticultural and nutritional traits integrating breeder and farmer priorities for organic broccoli cultivar improvement.

This cultivar incorporates the plant and fruit characteris - tics, determined by the paprika processors, as an ideal paprika - type chile.

In that year García released «New Mexico No. 9», historically the most important chile cultivar because it was the first developed at New Mexico A&M and because it introduced a new pod type called New Mexico.13 García had begun selecting for what would become the New Mexico pod by improving chiles grown locally in the Las Cruces area.

Over the years, PureCircle has developed several proprietary cultivars to incraese the content of best tasting stevia molecules (Steviol Glycosides) like Reb M and Reb D by 20 times.

Born in New South Wales, Australia in 1868, this cultivar was propagated by Maria Ann Smith, its namesake.

Last summer, one farmer at my local farmer's market grew the San Marzano cultivar here in Cincinnati, but by the time I found about it, another customer had offered to buy their entire crop.

Seed produced by seed companies is generally more reliable than home grown seed because the companies try to safeguard the genetic purity of the cultivar.

Compiled by Dave DeWitt From The Complete Chile Pepper Book Glossary of Specialized Pepper Terms Not included here are the names of the U.S. cultivars, which, after more than a century of breeding, number in the thousands and are too many to list.

The cultivars listed by the Punjab Agricultural Institute include «Andhra Jyoti», «Pusa Jwala», «Sindhur», and designations such as «NP46 ′ and «X-235 ′.

The number of copies of the resistance gene varies among cultivars; a new method, developed by University of Illinois researchers, is able to efficiently quantify this variation for the first time.

Coeliac disease is caused by an abnormal reaction to gliadin, a gluten protein found in wheat (and similar proteins of the tribe Triticeae which includes other cultivars such as barley and rye).

By identifying the gene, genetic markers can now be used in breeding programs to ensure that salt tolerance can be maintained in future cultivars of soybean that will be grown in areas prone to soil salinity.

Agricultural scientists such as Edgar McFadden and Norman Borlaug — who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1970 — have led efforts to breed cultivars of wheat resistant to infection by rusts.

However, by investigating the genes of two rose cultivars selected for certain desirable characteristics, Jean - Louis Magnard and colleagues discovered that the flowers» fragrances were facilitated by a completely unexpected family of enzymes.

Over two years of field experiments in the south west the team demonstrated that the hybrid, named Festulolium, reduced water runoff from agricultural grassland by up to 51 per cent compared to a leading UK nationally - recommended perennial ryegrass cultivar and by 43 per cent compared to meadow fescue.

«The data seem to point to the idea that by selecting genotypes that are better suited to be more productive, we are eroding variability that might be important as we move into a world where climate might be more erratic and where we might need to move cultivars into places where they haven't been grown before,» de Leon says.

This work extends the range of species, cultivars and tissues that can be used for efficient transformation and is a beautiful example of what can be accomplished by combining basic research, technical expertise, and knowledge of practical problems facing mainstream applications.

By law, tequila can only be made from A. tequilana «Weber Blue,» a cultivar named after a French military physician and part - time botanist who was sent to Mexico under Napoleon III.

In a new study that traces the genetic changes in varieties over the last 80 years of soybean breeding, researchers concluded that increases in yield gains and an increased rate of gains over the years are largely due to the continual release of greater - yielding cultivars by breeders.

It may take as long to breed a new resistance gene into a new cultivar as to introduce a new fungicide (± 10 years), even though this time can be shortened somewhat today with molecular tools by reducing the back - crossing cycles.

Similar to Arabidopsis thaliana, the wild soybeans (Glycine soja) and many cultivars exhibit indeterminate stem growth specified by the shoot identity gene Dt1, the functional counterpart of Arabidopsis TERMINAL FLOWER1 (TFL1).

With multiyear field studies, Xue identified plant traits related to drought tolerance, which can be used by breeders to develop drought - tolerant wheat cultivars and geneticists to screen molecular markers and speed the breeding process.

Commercial marijuana is divided into exotically named, but hardly scientifically validated, strains, while hemp is defined by its low THC content in comparison to marijuana — THC being the main psychoactive component in cannabis — and is classified into different cultivars.

While the related cruciferous vegetables (Broccoli, kale, cabbage, cauliflower, and Brussels sprouts are all cultivars of one species, Brassica oleracea) all have admixtures of several glucosinolates, the one that appears to have the most glucobrassicin is Brussels sprouts, followed by cauliflower, kale, and cabbage.

Cultivars are differentiated by their ability to climb and their number of nods, which are capable to fix nitrogen, a peculiarity of all beans that is highly beneficial for the soil.

In the U.S., three blackcurrant cultivars, «Ben Tirran», «Ben Connan», and «Ben Alder» have been patented by the USPPs (U.S. States Patent and Trademark Office), while «Titania» has propagation rights protected by contractual arrangements between breeders and growers.

Heirloom plant: also known as heirloom variety or heritage fruit / vegetable is an old cultivar that is still maintained by gardeners and farmers particularly in isolated or ethnic communities.

This cultivar was developed by Boston native Ephraim Wales Bull in 1849 in a small farmstead outside of Concord, Massachusetts.

Artichoke cultivars - such as «Green Symphony», «Purple Tempo», «Opal», and «Concerto» - are the result of a long process of hybridization and are propagated by seeds that can be grown annually and produce a limited yield.

Historically, this type of tree was used by the Brooklyn Botanic Garden in its program for developing cultivars, providing the big breakthrough in breeding yellow - flowered magnolias.

Weeks ago I posted about a beautiful coneflower that I discovered this summer, and, while searching for information on it I discovered a whole world of coneflowers from the Cone - fections (trademarked) series, introduced by AB Cultivars of the Netherlands.