Titlebook: Breeding strategies for sustainable forage and turf grass improvement; Susanne Barth,Dan Milbourne Conference proceedings 2013 Springer Sc

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978-94-017-8210-4Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2013

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Operative Techniques for Adrenal Neoplasms,g for grass breeding and grassland management are discussed. The impacts on eco-efficiency, recycling of minerals and ecosystem services are highlighted as well as the role of ley-arable farming. Special emphasis is on the potential use of tall fescue as a component of mixtures or as an interspecifi

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Multidisciplinary Team Working,perennial forage breeding programs for highly quantitative traits has not yet occurred. A primary reason is likely the cost associated with genotyping plants using molecular markers. Presented are cost-effective MAS strategies that are immediately implementable in most diploid or polyploidy perennia

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Pre- and Post-operative Complications,as been considered difficult because forage species generally show short linkage disequilibrium (LD) across the genome. To elongate the LD, an Advanced Intercross Line (AIL) population was generated from crosses between six individuals originating from Switzerland, Russia and Japan. The suitability

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Yeon Joo Kim M.D.,Young Seok Kim M.D. particularly susceptible to bacterial wilt and breeding for resistance is the only practicable means of disease control. A detailed understanding of the genetic control of this complex host-pathogen interaction is indispensible for the further development of . cultivars with increased resistance to

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Natural History of High-Risk Prostate Cancerect, sponsored by Defra through the Sustainable Livestock Production LINK programme (www.greener-grasslands.ibers.aber.ac.uk) which aims to breed new forages that will reduce the environmental footprint of livestock production. One of the key objectives is to improve nitrogen use efficiency (NUE) in

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-34246-2enomes of different species results in the formation of a polyploid with disomic inheritance, or allopolyploid. Cultivated alfalfa shows polysomic (tetrasomic) inheritance; however, no information of chromosome pairing behaviour is available for newly tetraploidized . We are studying two tetraploid