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What is germinal variation?
Germinal variation is the type of variation that occurs only in germplasm of organisms.so,only the variations from the germplasm and the gametes are passed on the offsprings.It may be apparent from the birth of the individual or may develop at any stage of life of the organism. By,M.J.G.
What is the principle of biotechnology?
it uses different techniques
What are the different techniques use in biotechnology?
recombinant dna
What are the techniques used to study cell structure and function?
Cells are observed under the microscope, using several different techniques. Three of these techniques are cell culture, immunostaining and computational genomics.
Which countries use extensively the bioremediation technique?
Brazil is the only country that extensively uses bioremediation techniques on their wildlife habitats due to its fragility. The rest of the world uses a wide mix of techniques.
Somatoplasm and germplasm are not differentiated in protozoans?
yes, in protozoans somatoplasm and germplasm are not differentiated and because of this they are "immortal" or exempt from natural death.
What is germplasm?
Gene is a segment of DNA that is located in a chromosome and that codes for a specific hereditary trait while Germ Plasm is hereditary material (chromosomes and genes) that is usually contained in the protoplasm of germ cells.
What are the methods of germplasm conservation and which is the best?
cryopreservation
What has the author Md Jasimuddin Khan written?
Md. Jasimuddin Khan has written: 'Fodder germplasm in SAARC countries' -- subject(s): Feeds, Plant Germplasm resources
What is germinal variation?
Germinal variation is the type of variation that occurs only in germplasm of organisms.so,only the variations from the germplasm and the gametes are passed on the offsprings.It may be apparent from the birth of the individual or may develop at any stage of life of the organism. By,M.J.G.
What has the author Christine Frison written?
Christine Frison has written: 'Plant genetic resources and food security' -- subject(s): Plant genetic engineering, Food security, Plant Germplasm resources, Crops, Food crops, Germplasm resources
What has the author George Amato written?
George Amato has written: 'Conservation genetics in the age of genomics' -- subject(s): Genetic Techniques, Biodiversity, Genetics, Methods, Ecological genetics, Population genetics, Conservation of Natural Resources, Congresses, Germplasm resources conservation, Ethics, Biological Extinction
What has the author Virginia D Nazarea written?
Virginia D. Nazarea has written: 'Cultural Memory And Biodiversity' -- subject(s): Collection and preservation, Ethnobiology, Gene banks, plant, Germplasm resources, Plant, Human ecology, Plant Germplasm resources, Traditional farming
What is shoot tip culture explain in detail?
This culture is to exchange, conserve, and propagate Musa germplasm. You can find out more by looking online about it.
What has the author Adeyemi F Attere written?
Adeyemi F. Attere has written: 'Morphological and biochemical diversity in finger millet germplasm'
What has the author Juan Jose Alan written?
Juan Jose Alan has written: 'Tissue culture storage of sweet potato germplasm'
What word has the root germ?
there are many, some are: germane germplasm germinate
