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Indica and japonica are two major Asian cultivated rice subspecies, which show distinct divergence from sequence variations to phenotypic changes [ 1- 3].

For a plant that is already in the database, we avoid redundancy by adding more data from the same geographical region, unless it represents a distinct divergence from the existing information.

The third cluster consisted of C. idella, M. piceus, H. molitrix, H. nobilis and M. amblycephala and showed distinct divergences from the other two clusters.

Therefore, evaluations from different approaches should not cause distinct divergence among the results.

A shallow but distinct divergence (p-distance = 3%) was found between the North African haplotypes (c + d) and those from the Levant and Yemen (a + b).

High degree of phenotypic distinct lineage and genetic divergence from the clade containing O. parvifolium and O. nudicaule, we described a new species (O. malviae) to which we have designated it as the smallest terrestrial pteridophyte of the world.

This result indicates independent expansion of CNGC gene members through duplications in distinct dicots lineages since their divergence from monocots.

However in phylotype 2, the second gene product belongs to a distinct phylogenetic branch, suggesting an ancient divergence from the other RipF1/PopF1 lineage.

In this review, we describe distinct models that explain cTEC/mTEC lineage divergence from common bipotent progenitors.

These 11 genes originated from three distinct ancestral genes at the time of divergence from Arabidopsis.

This classification has been extended with the identification of a range of sequences related to metallophosphatases, but distinct from the 3 classified groups due to early divergence from the other protein phosphatases in the evolutionary history of eukaryotes [ 27, 21].