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INHERITANCE OF QUANTITATIVE CHARACTERS INZEA MAYS. V. POPPING EXPANSION IN POPCORN

Canadian Journal of Genetics and Cytology, 1966
The genetic studies in maize have been very intensive, but little specific informatio~l is yet available on the mode of inheritance of many of the major economic characters. These characters are mostly quantitative rather than qualitative. The limitation could be attributed to the difficulties of studying such continuous variations. Numerous tests have
Aly H. Mohamed, Salah E. A. Younis
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Expansion of K-pop in Global Market

The American Journal of Student Research, 2023
K-pop has made outstanding achievements in the global market from multiple aspects. This study analyzes the global market strategies that have propelled K-pop groups to the international stage: these strategies have enabled K-pop groups to link cultural and national boundaries effectively. The success of incorporating multicultural elements retains the
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Some Genetic and Morphologic Characters Affecting the Popping Expansion of Popcorn¹

Agronomy Journal, 1942
P. J. Lyerly
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Genotype ✕ Popping Method Interaction for Expansion Volume in Popcorn

Crop Science, 1990
Expansion volume, defined as the volume of popped corn per gram of unpopped corn, is considered the most important quality trait in popcorn (Zea mays L.). The increasing popularity of microwave popcorn has necessitated the development of cultivars for use in both conventional and microwave popping.
S. M. Dofing, M. A. Thomas‐Compton, J. S. Buck   +2 more
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Pop star fan tourists: An application of self-expansion theory

Tourism Management, 2019
Abstract Given the growth of pop culture tourism, fans are recognized as an important destination market segment. This study applied self-expansion theory to examine if pop star fans' self-expansion was a significant motivation to seek fan club membership and lead to a positive relationship with their favorite pop star's country. South Korea pop star
SoJung Lee, Billy Bai, James A. Busser
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Proposal of a super trait for increased grain yield, popping expansion, and ear rot resistance in popcorn

Crop science
Fusarium ear rot (FER) is a disease that causes a decrease in grain quality in several popcorn fields in tropical regions. To contribute to the development of popcorn cultivars resistant to FER and superior in the main agronomic traits, the study aimed ...
Rafael Nunes de Almeida, Marcelo Vivas, Y. P. de Souza, J. C. G. Saluci, L. C. Vasconcelos, A. T. do Amaral Júnior   +5 more
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Effect of physicochemical properties on popping characteristics of selected pearl millet varieties.

The Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 2022
BACKGROUND Pearl millet, commonly known as 'Bajra", is a nutrigrain mostly used in pulverized form to make unleavened pancake, dumplings, porridge etc. in India. Popping being traditional method of millet processing is used in making ready-to-eat snacks.
S. R. Garud, A. Lamdande, Hrishikesh A. Tavanandi, Nilesh Kailas Mohite, Udaikumar Nidoni   +4 more
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Minimization of Pop-Out Phenomenon Effect in Down-Hole Tubular Expansion

Volume 9: Mechanics of Solids, Structures and Fluids, 2015
In published literature, Solid Expandable Tubular (SET) is defined as a down-hole cold work process to expand a tubular to attain desired inner diameter. Tubular expansion process is a complicated process and a number of challenges are associated with its usage.
Tasneem Pervez, Omar S. Al-Abri, Sayyad Z. Qamar   +2 more
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Pop-up cookie molds: self-folding elastomer sheets using thermal expansion of embedded air chambers

Smart Materials and Structures, 2021
Abstract Self-folding is a promising concept in the fields of smart materials and robotics, which allows self-assembly and multi-functionality. Although there have been approaches to realize self-folding mechanisms using different techniques, and their practical applications are not sufficiently investigated.
Junghan Kwon, Myungsun Park, Jaeyoun Choi, Yong-Lae Park   +3 more
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Economies of Scale and Risk Management in Rapid Expansion: A Case Study of Pop Mart

Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences
The rapid expansion of China's collectible toy market has created both opportunities and challenges for industry leaders like Pop Mart. The company's strategic focus on intellectual property (IP) development, sales innovation, and distribution network optimization was not merely about capturing market shareit was also a calculated response to emerging ...
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