The phrase "accession form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the process of formally joining or adding something, such as in legal, administrative, or organizational settings.
Example: "Please complete the accession form to finalize your membership in the organization."
Alternatives: "membership application" or "registration form".
Comment: Indicate on the accession form if and when the horse has been vaccinated and which vaccine was used.
Please indicate the name of the vaccine and when it has been last applied on the accession form.
Please specify on the accession form or contact the lab if you would like this test (EHVN) to be run if samples are EHV-1 positive.
Upon arrival at the laboratory, the lab personnel inspected the sample for temperature and stool volume of at least 3 mL; an accession form was processed.
In the initial phylogenetic analysis, the number of sequences used for alignment was reduced by keeping only one sequence if more sequences of the same accession formed a monophyletic group.
Consequently, the Eastern accessions form a comparatively denser cluster of tillers than the Ashanti accessions.
The first cluster grouped together accessions form Turkey (TMP = 8704) and Australia (PI = 186283).
Four of the six B. montana accessions form a well defined group within the other C genome accessions with 69% bootstrap support, whilst the other two accessions are distributed more widely within the C genome group.
G1 that was the most diverse group contained 74 accessions of mixed origins, including all commercial cultivars (8 accessions) and the majority of wild accessions form European (25/32), U.S. (28/30), Asia (8/20), and South America (3/3).
In addition to flowering time, latitudinal clines in seed dormancy have also been described, whereby accessions form more northerly latitudes exhibit lower primary dormancy levels (Atwell et al., 2010).
These accessions form a strongly supported clade in both nuclear and plastid trees; also, the 2 4 linear leaves of P. graminifolia allow reliable separation from P. chidori, which has a solitary, broadly lanceolate leaf.
