The phrase "and accessions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to collections, acquisitions, or additions, often in fields like libraries, museums, or archives.
Example: "The library's annual report included information on new acquisitions and accessions to the collection."
Alternatives: "and additions" or "and acquisitions".
In addition, analysis of large datasets creates the need for a programming interface that allows a program to access resources and accessions.
A distance of 0.18 is observed between accessions 12 and 26 and accessions 26 and 49.
A split-plot design with phosphate fertilizer rates as main-plots and accessions as sub-plots was used.
In most C. dactylon cultivars and accessions, erect-growing stems (shoot) and prostrate-growing stems (stolon) often coexist.
The newly developed SSRs markers were found to be useful for diversity analysis, as they successfully differentiated among species and accessions of Mentha.
Factors were salinity stress, including 0 and 50 mM NaCl treatments and accessions including Rafsanjan, Zarand, Shahr-e Babak, Sirjan, Kerman, Baft, Jiroft, Bardsir and Kahnuj.
The cluster IV comprises the sample 100 one side and accessions 72, 56, 70, 46, 43, 53, 71, 89, 19 and 80 another side.
The main objective of allele mining is to identify a small number of genomes and accessions from a large collection based on either sequence or phenotypic information.
The Tokachi nagaha-derived soybean population could be divided into two subpopulations based on molecular data, and accessions in each subpopulation were almost all from the same Chinese province.
The results showed that N fertilization and accession can affect yield and quality of fennel and accessions responded differently to N fertilization rates, thus selection among the accessions and N rates for better fennel production is possible.
We surveyed a wide range of wild and cultivated Oryza species and accessions from across the genus using 16 s rDNA sequencing as an indicator of the representation of root-associated and soil living bacteria.
