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...[[selection]]. Meanwhile, low genetic diversity (see [[inbreeding]] and [[population bottleneck]]s) can cause reduced [[fitness (biology)|biological fitness]] a When many alleles exist for a given gene or [[locus (genetics)|locus]], a population is said to be [[polymorphism (biology)|polymorphic]] with respect to that g

...populations, ''A. bibullatus'' is threatened by habitat destruction. One population is now protected in the [http://www.state.tn.us/environment/nh/natareas/fla ...su.edu/baskaufc/AnMoBot.html Baskauf, C. J. and S. Snapp. 1998. Population genetics of the cedar-glade endemic Astragalus bibullatus (Fabaceae) using isozymes.

===Plant population=== *'''Subdioecious''' - population of primarily unisexual (dioecious) plants, with a few monoecious individual

...species? New data from [[cpDNA]] analysis.'' Genetics Society, Ecological Genetics Group conference, University of Wales Aberystwyth 2006.</ref>.

...al organisms which are very similar in appearance, anatomy, physiology and genetics due to having relatively recent common ancestors. Traditionally, multiple e Most textbooks define a species as all the individual organisms of a natural population that generally interbreed at maturity in the wild and whose interbreeding p

==Biology and genetics== ...ith it the aim of changing the [[Genetics|genetic]] structure of the plant population. The website http://maswheat.ucdavis.edu/protocols/protocols.htm is a valua

...d better varieties (see [[green revolution]] and [[Norin 10 wheat]]). With population growth rates falling, while yields continue to rise, the acreage devoted to == Genetics ==

...ces largely to that urban area. (* Natural resources refer to soil, water, genetics, air and solar energy.) ...positive [[externality]] of lowering the unemployed and welfare-dependent population in large cities and suburban areas.

...logical tissue|tissues]], [[organ (anatomy)|organs]], individuals, plant [[population]]s, and communities of plants. At each of these levels a botanist might be * Produce food to feed an expanding population

...an cycads are rare and are thought to be naturally decreasing due to small population sizes, and there is controversy over whether to let natural extinction proc ...storga, J., Vovides, A.P., Ferrer, M.M., & Iglesias, C. (2003a) Population genetics of Dioon edule Lindl. (Zamiaceae, Cycadales): biogeographical and evolution

...vidualized in the whole area of the genus, but there are many more local [[population]]s, without nomenclatural valour but with sometimes their own characters.

...s over 8 t/ha. Variation in yields are due mainly to variation in climate, genetics, and the use or non-use of intensive farming techniques (use of fertilizers *[[Food security]]: Ensuring that the food supply meets the population's needs.

...lly every growing region on Earth, its nutrient needs vary widely with its genetics and can truly only be determined with experience. Chemical plant foods vary ...rs may choose to grow in forests or rugged and rural areas where the local population are not likely to find the crop. Another technique is to grow cannabis in a

...in which many exotic plants were growing; yet, in proportion to the whole population, these gardens were isolated. The status of any modern time is accurately r ...may be said to have begun (say about 1850), but with the rapid increase of population and transportation facilities the development in recent years has been rapi

...mulch that preserves surface moisture can greatly increase the beneficial population of soil animals. Some single-cell animals and roundworms are capable of sur ...nutrients) in their food supply to grow and reproduce is what limits their population. The numbers and health of grazing animals is limited by the protein and ot