However, their rather simplified morphology and current nomenclature belie a number of taxonomic complexities that have historically plagued this geographically widespread genus.
Further development of forest-based biorefineries entails addressing complexities and challenges related to biomass procurement, logistics, technologies, and sustainability.
Text messaging has emerged as an important and expressive form of language, he said, which entails "various complexities" and abbreviations, like "btw," "brb" and "lol".
PCR detection and quantification of vaginal lactobacilli remains problematic because of the high level of genetic heterogeneity and taxonomic complexity within the genus Lactobacillus.
Based on the level of taxonomic complexity, these data sets are referred to as simLC (low complexity), simMC (medium complexity), and simHC (high complexity).
The taxonomic assignment obtained for a given query sequence is independent of the taxonomic complexity of the sample to which the sequence belongs.
In line with this observation, results indicate an absence of correlation between algorithmic performance and taxonomic complexity of the sample.
Overall, all the above results indicate that the influence of taxonomic complexity on the assignment accuracy of INDUS is minimal.
The polyploid/aneuploid nature with variation in chromosome number has been largely responsible for its genetic and taxonomic complexity [ 1].
Hieracium s.str. is a highly diverse group (500-8000 species depending on taxonomic concept) known for its notorious taxonomic complexity, which is associated with a variation in ploidy level, breeding system and supposed history of extensive hybridization [ 3, 4].
By providing testable taxonomic hypotheses, this treatment should stimulate the collection and analysis of new data with which to make sense of the taxonomic complexity that has been the hallmark of eastern North American hawthorns for over 100 years.
