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Its infectionscauseproblems concerning the quality of harvested wheat seeds
This combination of traitsresultedin high yielding cultivars with good grain quality
worldwidecan causegrain yield and quality loss in susceptible varieties
the sourdough processinfluencesnutritional quality , taste and keeping qualities of rye bread
News Barley scientistsdiscoverpath to improved grain quality
suggestingmay contributeto cultivar differences in rice grain quality
a tendency to attack artificially fertilized trees , especially those fertilized with phosphorus ... orcausesgreater nutritional quality of phloem for the weevils
Some of the practices have been extremely successfulhave resultedin very poor quality rice crops growing
Our mission isto originatequality flour & wheat varieties
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very diverse propertiesmay contributeto rice grain quality
by harvest time(passive) could be influenced bythe ripening quality of kiwifruit cultivars
Colletotrichum graminicolacausinganthracnose of sorghum
by Colletotrichum graminicola(passive) caused byAnthracnose of sorghum
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this incidentwill causeto quality planting wheat on wheat quality
Decisions made before harvest , such as hybrid selection , planting date , plant population and soil fertility , and those made after , like packing , sealing and feed - out ratecan influencecorn silage quality
The first effector Zt_8_609causedavirulence on the wheat cultivar Toronit
three isolates of Colletotrichum sublineolum P. Henncausingsorghum anthracnose
These differencescritically influencethe malting quality of barley varieties
varietiesresultedin improved cassava varieties
his researchleadingto improved sorghum varieties
Good silage management ... many important factorsinfluencesilage quality
The nutrient density of the soildirectly influencesthe quality of the food grown in that soil
study of topics as diverse as domestication mechanisms ( Tian et al . , 2009 ) and genetic variationinfluencesgrain nutritional quality
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the compositional changesresultingfrom germination in relation to food quality
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maximum suppression in dry matter of P. minor by 30.7 and 48.5 % over WH-542 and PDW-233causedmaximum suppression in dry matter of P. minor by 30.7 and 48.5 % over WH-542 and PDW-233
to high rates of diabetes , heart disease , stroke and cancerare contributingto high rates of diabetes , heart disease , stroke and cancer
fusarium head blight [ 7 , 8 ] and crown rot ( CRcausefusarium head blight [ 7 , 8 ] and crown rot ( CR
to metal accumulation ( e.g. , Cd ) in human organs and in turn to severe diseasemay leadto metal accumulation ( e.g. , Cd ) in human organs and in turn to severe disease
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in better returns for farmersresultin better returns for farmers
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and persisted under cultivationhas originatedand persisted under cultivation
the final starch qualitystrightly influencedthe final starch quality
the final starch qualityinfluencedthe final starch quality
farmers to use mechanical threshing , which further reduces work and ensures cleaner grain for household foodsleadfarmers to use mechanical threshing , which further reduces work and ensures cleaner grain for household foods
in improved efficiency of milk or meat productionresultsin improved efficiency of milk or meat production
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by sowing time and irrigation schedules , for several yearsinfluencedby sowing time and irrigation schedules , for several years
to greater yieldshas ledto greater yields
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less soil toxicitycauseless soil toxicity
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less soil toxicity and potentially target gene sequencescauseless soil toxicity and potentially target gene sequences
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less soil toxicity and potentially target gene sequences in other crops to increase black Africans's natural pesticide capabilities , as wellcauseless soil toxicity and potentially target gene sequences in other crops to increase black Africans's natural pesticide capabilities , as well
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