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GCSE level School biology revision notes: How to produce new varieties of plants
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How do we produce new varieties of plants? including traditional breeding techniques - selection of useful characteristics Doc Brown's biology exam revision study notes: Questions to be answered: How do we produce new varieties of plants? Why do we need new varieties of plants? Why is genetic variation in plant species a good thing? Index: Plant variation & breeding (a) Introduction - why genetic variation matters (b) Traditional plant breeding methodology (c) What it takes to produce a new variety (a) Introduction - why natural genetic variation matters
(b) Traditional plant breeding methodology
(c) What it takes to produce a new variety by traditional breeding methods
The basic sequence to develop a new variety of a plant species is outlined below
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