Titlebook: Adaptation in Plant Breeding; Selected Papers from Peter M. A. Tigerstedt Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1997 Coevolut

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Lyndah Lovell,John Bramley,William Buchserenomenon is expressed in seed orchards established by moving parent trees, propagated as grafts, from north to south, from high to low elevation, or from outdoor to indoor greenhouse conditions. The progenies exhibit delayed flushing in the spring, later growth cessation of leader shoots in the summ

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-0716-0585-1aceous inhibitors in cereals. During evolution, plants can weaken the destructive affects of insect hydrolases at the expense of inhibitors in various ways, including (1) increasing the inhibitor activity and heterogeneity, (2) increasing the complexity of an inhibitor set and (3) producing highly s

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Molecular Mechanisms of Axonal Growth,es and the conditions necessary for genetic change are present: (i) an extremely variable biotic and abiotic environment at the local scale, (ii) wide genetic variation, (iii) intense competition so that strong selection is likely, and (iv) long term continuity enables selection to be continuous and

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Anabel R. Learte,Alicia Hidalgo stands were examined using 9 genotype pairs (established as neighbours from electrophoresis data), 7 from a 10 year-old, and 2 from a 40+ year-old pasture. Combinations of each pair of neighbours grown together, and each grown with 5 randomly chosen alien (non-neighbour) genotypes sampled from the

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Jaewon Park,Sunja Kim,Jianrong Li,Arum Hanultural research has always concentrated its effort on sole crops, multiple cropping systems have historically been important for common bean production in tropical countries. The reasons for this fact, are economical and social, as well as biological. Bean breeders have always been questioned on th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8806-5Coevolution; Heterosis; evolution; food security; genetic engineering; mutant; nitrogen; phaseolus vulgaris