breeding for disease resistance造句

• Breeding for disease resistance began when plants were first domesticated.
• Scientific breeding for disease resistance originated with Sir Rowland Biffen, who identified a single recessive gene for resistance to wheat yellow rust.
• Breeding for disease resistance has been mainly restricted to coffee berry disease ( CBD ) but also includes other diseases of local importance.
• While such a problem may not seem likely from this example, unfavourable repulsion linkages do appear when breeding for disease resistance in some crops.
• Genomics can be used to identify core effectors, which can then be used to discover new R gene alleles, which can be used in plant breeding for disease resistance.
• Breeding for disease resistance seems to be at odds with great flavor, but there are resistant cultivars ( remember, resistant does not mean immune ), like Hinnomakis Yellow, Hinnomakis Red, Oregon Champion and Achilles, that produce great fruit, sweet and juicy, not puckery and tough.