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COI synopsis: Students at a plant-breeding station in Wales learning how to produce the best grass and clover scientifically.
The history of plant breeding from the original goat grass and the first bread wheat (Emma). Explains the necessity for royalties for plant breeding.
Professor A Gemmell and Dr Land discuss ways in which man can manipulate plants. Topics covered include the benefits of cross-breeding, crossing different species, grafting, budding, the use of growth...
COI synopsis: A plant-breeding station in Wales where students learn techniques for improving the quality of grass and clover for pasturelands and where a Madras student is seen collecting grass pollen.
An illustration of the technique of micropropagation as carried out in the laboratories of the Plant Sciences Department of the University of Leeds.
COI synopsis: Two British scientists have developed a technique for breeding plants from pollen grains instead of seeds; the process by-passing years of plant breeding could bring startling improvements in...
Shows how Mendel first elucidated the mathematical laws of inheritance. It explains how the passage of dominant and recessive characteristics from one generation to another depends on discreet particles of...
A presentation centred on the work of Gregor Johann Mendel. Includes biographical material; Mendel’s pure-breeding pea plant; self-fertilising pea plants; the seven traits of Mendel’s pea plants;...
At the Plant Breeding Institute in Cambridge, traditional methods are being used to produce new winter wheats. The stages in this time-consuming process, from the crossing of likely parental types and the...
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