The phrase "according to the species of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing classifications, characteristics, or behaviors that vary based on different species in a scientific or descriptive context.
Example: "The behavior of the animal varies according to the species of the organism being observed."
Alternatives: "based on the species of" or "in accordance with the species of".
Classification may be according to the species of plant affected.
Results about electrochemical activities according to the species of catalysts complex in Fig. 8a indicated the effects of alloying metal and graphene support [67].
This study showed that to procure a desirable number of clear chromosome spreads, the type of hypotonic solution should be modified according to the species of fish and/or larval age.
Comparison of the cerumen of the Scaptotrigona bees collected monthly from two distant regions in Brazil by ESI-MS fingerprinting showed that the samples varied according to the species of bee, month of collection and geographic origin [47].
For the first time, this study proved the necessity of modifying colchicine concentration and incubation period, and the type of hypotonic solution according to the species of fish and the larval age.
It has been indicated that BCFs from environment to fish tissue changes according to the species of the chemical, the metabolite properties of the tissues, and the pollution degree of the environment (Ayas, 2007; Ozmen et al., 2008 and Younis et al., 2015).
Furthermore, the concentrations of the competitors used were also adapted to varying Ki values according to the species differences of the A3R between rats and humans (Table 1).
These accessions were assigned to taxa according to the species classification of the collectors and encompass 20 Physcomitrella, 14 Physcomitrium, three Funaria and one Aphanorrhegma accession.
Culture protocols were optimized according to the species and sex of the gonads.
The number of cluster varies according to the species, since 36%, 46%and47%7% of miRNA are found clustered in zebrafish, mouse and human, respectively [ 9, 58].
Each strain presents a specific interaction with the host plant, and successful colonization may vary according to the species and the stage of plant development [ 6, 34].
