In all Oryzeae, except the aquatic genus Chikusichloa, mesophyll cells have deeply invaginated cell walls (arm cells), which are otherwise found only in bamboos, some early diverging grasses, and a handful of members of the PACCMAD clade; arm cells are lacking in Ehrharteae (Fig. 3).
For all the groups, except the aquatic, mesophiles and aerobes, the group-specific metrics performed significantly better than the random metrics (P < 3.86e−2, Wilcoxon test) (table 1).
Most combinations of influenza A HA and NA subtypes have been isolated from aquatic birds (except for H17N10 and H18N11 from bats), which serve as a natural reservoir for influenza A viruses [ 7– 9].
The London 2012 organizers have already squandered their opportunity to commission great architecture by replacing some of the original designs, except Zaha Hadid's aquatic center, with inferior ones.
Spirillum, genus of spiral-shaped bacteria of the family Spirillaceae, aquatic except for one species (S. minus) that causes a type of rat-bite fever in man.
Compared to ethanol from poplar, miscanthus, and forest residue, ethanol from ethylene has higher impacts for most impacts, except for freshwater aquatic toxicity and land use.
Compared to poplar, miscanthus, and forest residue, ethanol from fossil feedstocks such as ethylene has higher impacts for most impacts, except for freshwater aquatic toxicity and land use.
The second activity of this lesson was similar to the first, except this time the focus was on aquatic birds.
It was like an aquatic bullfight, except these sea-matadors ate their quarry afterwards.
All caecilians, except for a few aquatic species, lead subterranean existences and thus have similar specialized morphologies.
The drying up of Death Valley's lakes after the last Ice Age killed off almost all aquatic vertebrates except for the pupfish — minnowlike creatures less than two inches long.
