Sentences with phrase «much hybridization»

How much hybridization is acceptable to maintain the evolutionary legacy of a species, subspecies or evolutionarily significant unit?

Sliders are probably the hardest pitch to categorize and explain since there is so much hybridization with them nowadays.

Teff is known as an ancient grain, one that has survived through the centuries without much hybridization or processing.

Not exact matches

On the other hand, hybridization - based approaches eliminate PCR bias — providing much more reliable data — but require higher DNA inputs.

Increased hybridization of the two poses an existential risk to the much less common Cuban species via a gradual erosion of its genetic identity.

Not only was intra-specific gene flow among populations seen to be minimal at that time, but, somewhat incongruously, inter-specific hybridization, or the movement of genes among species, was seen to be a much larger force in evolution than intra-specific allele movement.

Instead of reacting to the wheat itself, it's much more likely that people are reacting to the hybridization of the wheat, the chemicals and glyphosate (Roundup) sprayed on it, or something else entirely, like a compromised gut reacting to harder - to - digest proteins that actually have many nutritionally positive properties.

And while how much of it might not be the only consideration — the strange, changed cellular structure may cause the body to react — it appears that even hybridization may not explain the entire problem with wheat products the way Americans are eating them.

Also, modern day fruits are generally much larger and higher in sugar than they would have been naturally (hybridization).

We wrote about this hybrid vehicle over a year ago as it was pending European launch as a 2012 model, after much hemming, hawing, and well - documented reluctance from years prior to hybridization by the division of the Volkswagen Group.

«McLuhan's ideas of hybridization of culture and the effects of media cross-fertilization, among others, form the background to a set of ideas that became the basis of much contemporary theoretical thought,» said Sichel.»