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Backcross Breeding

2009
Backcross breeding enables breeders to transfer a desired trait such as a transgene from one variety (donor parent, DP) into the favored genetic background of another (recurrent parent, RP). If the trait of interest is produced by a dominant gene, this process involves four rounds of backcrossing within seven seasons.
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Breeding Methods and Breeding Research

2002
In a broad sense, the term “ornamental plants” covers all kinds of plants used for one ornamental purpose or another in homes, gardens and parks. Ornamental plant breeding, therefore, covers the breeding of all ornamental plants in the broad sense. On the other hand, floriculture includes mostly herbaceous ornamental plant species, i.e., bedding plants,
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Breeding without Breeding

Tree Genetics & Genomes, 2012
Milan Lstibůrek   +3 more
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Breeding Rubber, Breeding Workers

2018
From 1925 to 1945 the Ford Motor Company engaged in an experiment in social engineering at its new rubber plantations in the Amazon, Fordlandia and Belterra. This chapter demonstrates how fully in line with the aspirations of Brazilian politicians and modernizers Ford’s intervention was.
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Breeds and Half-Breeds

Ethnohistory, 1972
Michael J. Brodhead, Gordon Speck
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Breeds and breeding

Journal of Equine Veterinary Science, 1984
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On In-Breeding, Inter-Breeding, In-and-In-Breeding.

The Veterinary Journal (1900), 1901
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Breeds and Half-Breeds

The Western Historical Quarterly, 1970
John E. Sunder, Gordon Speck
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Frontiers in Genetics, 2015
Pamela Wiener   +2 more
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Lupin Breeding

2004
L.C. Trugo, E. von Baer, D. von Baer
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