| 31. | The flowers of the " Hibiscus trionum " can set seed via both outcrossing and self-pollination.
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| 32. | If the outcrossing is limited and populations are large enough, selective pressure acting on each generation can restore fitness.
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| 33. | The flowers of " B . sessilis " have a number of adaptations that serve to encourage outcrossing.
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| 34. | Outcrossing is not necessarily done with the intent of producing more white cubs by resuming inbreeding further down the line.
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| 35. | The effective selfing model relaxes this assumption by seeking also to estimate the degree of shared ancestry of outcrossing mates.
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| 36. | A few species, such as " B . brownii ", are exceptional in having low outcrossing rates.
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| 37. | Outcrossing would provide the benefit of masking the expression of deleterious recessive mutations in progeny . ( Also see complemenation .)
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| 38. | This assumption is often violated in wild plant populations, where inbreeding may be due to outcrossing between closely related plants.
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| 39. | While generally a self-pollinating perennial, the rate of outcrossing varies among " Elymus caninus " populations.
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| 40. | Outcrossing to other breeds has never been a temptation since the Chilean Horse is well-suited for the Chilean rodeo sport.
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