Sentence examples for barcode for the identification from inspiring English sources

We also propose that ITS2 can serve as a novel universal barcode for the identification of a broader range of plant taxa.

The 5' end of the mitochondrial cytochrome c oxidase subunit I gene (COI) has been proposed as a standardized DNA "barcode" for the identification of species in the animal kingdom [4], [5].

The results support the conclusion that the ITS2 region can be used as an effective barcode for the identification of plant species and as a complementary locus to CO1 for identifying animals.

Much of this recent work has relied on a single popular "universal" molecular marker or "DNA barcode" for the identification of fungi: the nuclear ribosomal internal transcribed spacer (ITS) region, including the three subregions the ITS1, 5.8S rDNA, and ITS2 [11] [12] [13].

Chen et al. suggested that ITS2 can be used as a novel DNA barcode for the identification of medicinal plants and their closely related species [ 27].

Although there have been attempts to use the single-locus of matK [ 8], a combination of two loci, rbcL and trnH-psbA [ 9], and even multi-loci combinations [ 13] as barcoding sequences, the use of a unified barcode for the identification of all the land plants would be difficult due to conflicting needs of different researchers.

The use of DNA barcodes for the identification of described species is one of the least controversial and most promising applications of barcoding.

The present study tests the effectiveness of DNA barcoding for the identification of species in the flora at Churchill, Manitoba, Canada.

The question of how this affects the performance of DNA barcoding for the identification of plant species has seen little investigation.

We have chosen V. Miss Joaquim as our case study to evaluate the feasibility of using DNA barcoding for the identification of the maternal parent of an orchid hybrid.

Our analysis supports the use of the ITS2 minibarcode as a "universal DNA barcode" for the rapid identification of medicinal materials and specimens.