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Plant breeding has been practised for thousands of years to improve numerous characteristics, or traits, of plants grown for food, fibre, oil and other materials, and for ornamental purposes.
Modern plant breeding relies on not only genetics, but a broad array of science and technology to produce new cultivars (often called varieties) or hybrids by traditional selective breeding or using biotechnology to create GM (genetically modified) plants...

Hybrid plants produce higher yields.  This so-called hybrid vigour (heterosis) comes from a high degree of genetic diversity.  Parents donate genes in either dominant or recessive forms (alleles) to form a pair.  Generally, a pair of recessive alleles...

Over 112 million tonnes of pork were produced worldwide in 2013, 20% in the EU.  Asia produced 64% and North America 12%.  Germany is the EU’s biggest producer of pork (5.5 mt) followed by Spain (3.4 mt) and France (2.1 mt).  Units of more than 1000...

Biocides are used to control organisms harmful to human or animal health or activities.  These include vertebrate and invertebrate pests and microorganisms, especially moulds and bacteria.  Biocides are important in the control of, e.g.:
Vector-borne diseases (g. malaria or dengue fever see vector control)...