For instance, modern wheat crops _ which are comprised of more than 70 different wheat types from 30 different countries _ were recently crossed with certain wild wheats to gain resistance to fungal diseases.
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They find grapes and wild wheat, and continue until the shore is cut into by a fjord with an island, " Straumsey " ( Current-isle ) at its mouth; this is " Straumsfjord ".
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In its time, this was a discovery of the greatest importance, as there were plans to hybridize " wild wheat " with other cultivars to produce a grain more easily grown in inhospitable locations.
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More than 10, 000 years after nomadic hunters first harvested stands of wild wheat, researchers are working on genetically engineering mankind's oldest crop in what may become the last stand in the battle over biotech foods.
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On his way back to Norway, Leif was tossed about a long time at sea and accidentally discovered a land with wild wheat, large trees, vine trees, and maple trees ( presumably somewhere in North America ).
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The herald again traverses the " seven mountains " to Aratta, with the tablets, and when the king of Aratta tries to read the message, Ishkur, the storm-god, causes a great rain to produce wild wheat and chickpeas that are then brought to the king.
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From the moment people began domesticating wolves and cultivating wild wheat, we have changed the natural order of things and, in the opinion of the magazine the Economist, " destroyed or altered more species and had more impact on the earth than Dolly is ever likely to have ."
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In their centers of origin wild wheat plants are screened for resistance to rust, then their genetic information is studied and finally wild plants and modern varieties are crossed through means of modern plant breeding in order to transfer the resistance genes from the wild plants to the modern varieties.
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