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".... and because they are dwarf, they would be quite resistant to the damage caused by tropical storms that often visit your country in the critical season of late summer or fall, compared to the traditional cultivars of yours. Also, their erect leaves permit them to be planted in greater density without suffering from etiolation, and would allow your farmers to produce more yield per area. Okay, now, before we visit the soy fields, I'll be glad to answer any questions you may have."
Another doodle on my fictional world.
I am pretty sure he won't mention anything about most of those crops being F1 cultivars, not that any of the dogs would understand what that implies.
And to think of it, I don't think they would understand the concept of PBR(Plant breeders' rights) very well either.
Another doodle on my fictional world.
I am pretty sure he won't mention anything about most of those crops being F1 cultivars, not that any of the dogs would understand what that implies.
And to think of it, I don't think they would understand the concept of PBR(Plant breeders' rights) very well either.
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Well, F1 cultivars are hybrids(heterozygotes) that display uniform phenotype made by crossing two inbred lines(highly homozygous lines). They are vigorous and high-yielding compared to open pollinated varieties because of heterosis. However, because they are heterozygotes, Mendel's Law of Segregation applies to their offspring, or F2s, meaning that F2s will lose uniformity and show less desirable characteristics.
Thus, if they decide to adopt those crops and adjust national policy for them, their farmers will have to depend on human companies for seeds every year till native plant breeders and breeding companies appear.
Thus, if they decide to adopt those crops and adjust national policy for them, their farmers will have to depend on human companies for seeds every year till native plant breeders and breeding companies appear.
Thank you very much.
Since Ryeoyangese are modeled after Joseon dynasty Korea, you are right, though uniforms of the mandarins were identical in Ming dynasty China and Vietnam as well. On the F1 cultivar, I have explained in another comment, but I guess [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F1_hyb.....dvantages]this page[url] explains better.
Since Ryeoyangese are modeled after Joseon dynasty Korea, you are right, though uniforms of the mandarins were identical in Ming dynasty China and Vietnam as well. On the F1 cultivar, I have explained in another comment, but I guess [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F1_hyb.....dvantages]this page[url] explains better.
I think wikipedia page on them would explain better than whatever I might write with my broken English.
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