Plant and animal breeding Flashcards

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Selection of treatments

A

To ensure fair comparisons

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2
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Number of replicates

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To take account of the variability within the sample.

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3
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Randomisation of treatments

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To eliminate bias when measuring treatment effects.

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4
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What is inbreeding

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Related planes bred for several generations until bred true due to ELIMINATION OF HETEROZYGOTES

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5
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What is the negative result of inbreeding

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Inbreeding depression which is an increase in the frequency of individuals who are homozygous for deleterious alleles.

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6
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How can inbreeding depression be avoided

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By outbreeding

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7
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What are self pollinating plants less susceptible to inbreeding depression

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Deleterious alleles are eliminated in natural selection.

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8
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Example of an improved characteristic as a result of cross breeding

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Increased vigour
Increase disease resistance
Increased growth rate

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9
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What can the two parent breeds in cross breeding do

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Maintained to produce more crossbred animals showing improved characteristic

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10
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What do F1 hybrids produce

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A relatively uniform heterozygous group.

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11
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Problem with F2 generation

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Show too much variation.

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12
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What is recombinant DNA technology used for

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Produce crops that contains genes that make them resistant to herbicides.

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