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Nature, 1945
THAT breeding is an art and not a science is an opinion frequently expressed by many who are concerned with plant and animal improvement. Whatever they have meant by art in this generalization, it appears that, in their hands, breeding is mainly unscientific. It is certain., however, after reading Dr.
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THAT breeding is an art and not a science is an opinion frequently expressed by many who are concerned with plant and animal improvement. Whatever they have meant by art in this generalization, it appears that, in their hands, breeding is mainly unscientific. It is certain., however, after reading Dr.
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Plant Ecology and Sustainability Science
2014• Sustainability is concerned with meeting the essential needs of the large numbers of people on this planet whose needs are not being met. • The novel insight provided by the concept of sustainability is that humans and their local and global environments exist as complex social-ecological systems.
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Future of plant science in Zimbabwe
Trends in Plant Science, 2001Zimbabwe's agricultural biotechnology research capacity is located at universities, government research institutions and parastatal (state funded) organizations. Projects range from those using traditional biotechnology to a few that are experimenting with genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
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The IBR Concept and Plant Sciences
1980This has been an excellent conference and the papers and the participants have been stimulating. Plant research is a difficult area to pursue for several reasons. One must have enough patience and time to observe plants throughout their seasonal life cycle to have a full understanding of the plant and this experience must be integrated for various ...
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An Introduction to Plant Science.
American Midland Naturalist, 1952T. E. Weier +2 more
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Thought, 1942