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What does a plant breeder use to transfer pollen?
A plant breeder can transfer pollen using a tool like a small brush or an instrument called a pipette to carefully move pollen from one plant to another to create desired hybrid plants.
What information dos Gregor Mendel know before he started his experiments?
traits are passed from parents to offspring
What is bleeding in plants?
plant breeder usually want ideal plants that possess a maximum number of combined desirable characteristics from parent plant. Bleeding is a term to describe damage to a plant that causes sap to run from the wound. i.e. the tapping of Rubber Trees for latex.
Why is it important for a plant breeder to know the structure of a flower?
Understanding the structure of a flower is crucial for a plant breeder because it influences pollination, reproduction, and the development of desirable traits. Knowledge of floral anatomy helps breeders select parent plants with optimal traits for hybridization, ensuring successful cross-pollination and seed production. Additionally, familiarity with flower structures aids in identifying genetic traits linked to disease resistance, yield, and aesthetic qualities, ultimately enhancing the effectiveness of breeding programs.
How do you get a geranium named after a loved one?
To get a geranium named after a loved one, you can contact a plant breeder or horticultural organization to see if they offer such services. Alternatively, you may look for nurseries or botanical gardens that have naming opportunities for new plant varieties. Be prepared for potential costs associated with the naming process.
What is a plant breeder?
A plant breeder is a specific type of breeder that uses certain methods to create varieties of a single plant. E.g. tomatoes can be changed in colour, size and shape just by simple mixing of seeds. It also depends on the conditions you keep them in while they grow.
How do you become a poodle breeder?
I would call a breeder or your vet and see what you need to do first,the last thing you want to do is to breed them in cages they need to be free in the home and grass
What is the best website for a Maltese dog?
If you mean to buy a Maltese then (if you want to adopt) I would try petfinder.com, if you want to get one from a breeder, I would Google reputable Maltese breeders in __________ area. You want to make sure you know as much as possible about the breeder before buying one of their Maltese because if a breeder over breeds their Maltese they have more health problems as they grow up. Hope this helped!! :)
What does a plant breeder use to transfer pollen?
A plant breeder can transfer pollen using a tool like a small brush or an instrument called a pipette to carefully move pollen from one plant to another to create desired hybrid plants.
Is it ok to buy a dog offline and get it shipped to you?
You can, but it is better to get it from a pet shop or breeder because the dog would be terrified. Personally I suggest get it from a breeder but if it is a rare dog that you really want and can't get it in your country then you can but as I said, best not to.
How does an American Eskimo dog cost?
This is a breeder to breeder thing. If you find an unusually cheep pure-bred AED, you may want to do some more research into that breeder. There could be a serious problem.
How much do sheepdogs cost?
If you are getting one from a breeder, the Shetland Sheepdogs should cost in between 500$ and 1000$. It depends in the breeder and how much they want. One breeder I might get one from is asking 950$.
What would the plant breeder need to do to make sure he always produced corn with short stalks and a high mass of grain?
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Can a sire dog breed his offspring with no problems?
I'm no breeder, but I'm guessing that incestuous breeding is not a good idea. Would you want to have a kid with your daughter?
How are bull terriers?
If you are asking how much they cost that would really depend on which country you are living in, as well as whether you buy the dog from a recognised and registred breeder or from a backyard breeder or a puppy mill. The recognised breeder would be more expensive, but would definitely be the better choice.
What would the plant breeder need to do to make sure he always produce corn with short stalks and a high mass of grain describe the three steps the beeder would use?
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What is breeder seeds?
Breeder seed is used to produce an F1 generation of seed.For example, a plant breeder may produce a parent strain of seed (P1), this is then planted, when the seed is harvested it is a hybrid strain (F1), that contains all the genetic as well as physical characteristics that the breeder wishes to sell to a farmer.However, in most cases if the F1 seed was planted out, and let to "go to seed" it would no longer contain all the traits of the F1 or P1 seeds.Edited answer:The breeder seed has 100 percent genetic purity, since it is produced by the breeder himself or his/her associate who is totally aware of genetic make up of that variety.
