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Pink peony `Pillow Talk` in garden. Hybridized by C.G. Klehm USA Royalty Free Stock Photo
Corn plants, a staple food of the world Royalty Free Stock Photo
Corn plants, a staple food of the world Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Corn plants, a staple food of the world Royalty Free Stock Photo
Nectarine, red nectarine, with white background Royalty Free Stock Photo
Hybrids or Hybridized Sunflowers
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Iguana hiding in the vegetation on the island of Saint Martin in the Caribbean Royalty Free Stock Photo
Flower, Pansy, Yellow, a wildflower of Europe turned garden flower Royalty Free Stock Photo
Tulips gesneriana Royalty Free Stock Photo
Corn plants, a staple food of the world Royalty Free Stock Photo
Corn plants, a staple food of the world Royalty Free Stock Photo
Iris Garden Series - Lavender with Dark Purple bearded iris Total Obsession Royalty Free Stock Photo
In today's market, most of the sunflower seeds provided or grown by farmers are hybrids. Hybrids or hybridized sunflowers are produced by cross-breeding different types and species, for example cultivated sunflowers with wild species. By doing so, new genetic recombinations are obtained ultimately leading to the production of new hybrid species. These hybrid species generally have a higher fitness and carry properties or characteristics that farmers look for, such as resistance to pathogens.


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