This document analyzes the heterotic patterns of maize hybrids used in Henan Province, China over the past 23 years. It finds that the major inbred lines can be divided into 6 groups based on molecular marker analysis. The two most widely used heterotic patterns are Reid x SiPT and Lan x LvDHG, which together account for about 47% of the total cultivated area in Henan Province. A total of 12 heterotic patterns have been employed, and the study aims to provide theoretical guidance for reasonable utilization of maize germplasm resources in the future.
Universiti putra malaysia the construction of identities in xi ...sugeladi
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This document is the abstract of a Master's thesis submitted to the Senate of Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) by Goh Kwee Eng in 2009. The thesis examines the construction of identities in the works of fiction by Chinese author Xi Xi. It analyzes how Xi Xi constructs her identities as a Hong Kong citizen and as a female author between Chinese and British influences. The thesis discusses Xi Xi's depiction of Hong Kong identity through her micro-writings of the city and historical allegories. It also analyzes her focus on female-centered works and construction of female identity. Finally, it examines the common foundation and spiritual nature between Xi Xi's Hong Kong and female identities.
This document analyzes the heterotic patterns of maize hybrids used in Henan Province, China over the past 23 years. It finds that the major inbred lines can be divided into 6 groups based on molecular marker analysis. The two most widely used heterotic patterns are Reid x SiPT and Lan x LvDHG, which together account for about 47% of the total cultivated area in Henan Province. A total of 12 heterotic patterns have been employed, and the study aims to provide theoretical guidance for reasonable utilization of maize germplasm resources in the future.
Universiti putra malaysia the construction of identities in xi ...sugeladi
?
This document is the abstract of a Master's thesis submitted to the Senate of Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) by Goh Kwee Eng in 2009. The thesis examines the construction of identities in the works of fiction by Chinese author Xi Xi. It analyzes how Xi Xi constructs her identities as a Hong Kong citizen and as a female author between Chinese and British influences. The thesis discusses Xi Xi's depiction of Hong Kong identity through her micro-writings of the city and historical allegories. It also analyzes her focus on female-centered works and construction of female identity. Finally, it examines the common foundation and spiritual nature between Xi Xi's Hong Kong and female identities.