Titlebook: Residual Stress, Thermomechanics & Infrared Imaging and Inverse Problems, Volume 6; Proceedings of the 2 Antonio Baldi,Sharlotte L. B. Kram

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Wei-Cheng Shen,Shiang-Jiun Lin,Yan-Bing Huang,Xue-Lin Ji,Wei-Yu Zenga. .anserina., and species belonging to Agaricomycetes, Archaeorhizomycetes and Magnaporthaceae. Ecology and potential applications have guided the choice of fungal genes to be studied and it will be fascinating to follow the trends of future sequencing projects..

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T. Jailin,N. Tardif,J. Desquines,M. Coret,M.-C. Baietto,T. Breville,P. Chaudet,V. Georgenthum isolation, and local adaptation. Therefore, estimation of gene flow becomes increasingly important for monitoring these processes and developing the best possible strategy to manage and protect forest ecosystems. Here, we review what has been done in this area recently and the methods and approache

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A. Tayeb,J.-B. Le Cam,M. Grédiac,E. Toussaint,F. Canévet,E. Robin,X. Balandraudtion to improve relevant traits are described within the framework of molecular breeding for trait improvement. Finally, with the expectation of a draft of a . genome within the next three years, a discussion is included on the prospects of gene identification and subsequent applications in breeding

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Christopher R. Chighizola,Christopher R. D’Elia,Michael R. Hill provide the foundation for use of sorghum as a Saccharinae functional genomics model. Here, we revisit the sequencing and initial analysis of the sorghum genome, providing more detail than could be included in the primary description of the genome and also highlighting planned efforts to increase k

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