Sentence examples for former genus from inspiring English sources

Melicope (about 150 species, including the former genus Pelea) occurs from Indo-Malaysia through Australia and New Zealand to the Pacific Islands.

Hibiscus now includes the former genus Abutilon, containing more than 100 species of herbaceous plants and partly woody shrubs native to tropical and warm temperate areas.

In 1927, German paleontologist Friedrich von Huene new genus for Cetiosaurus leedsi and its specimens BMNH R.1984 1988 and BMNH R.3078, Cetiosauriscus, after identifying sufficient differences from the former genus.

Relationships among these genera suggest a single invasion from Old World to New World, followed by development of the full adult hindwing eyespot in the Nearctic Paonias and Smerinthus, a shift from monophagy to polyphagy in the former genus and reinvasion of the Palearctic by one or more lineages of the latter.

Spirogyra is monophyletic, incorporating the former genus Sirogonium.

The most outstanding exception is clade V, which corresponds to the former genus Belvisia.

The crown node age of clade V (= the former genus Belvisia) dated back to 10.5 Ma.

Interestingly, only clade V (= the former genus Belvisia) shows an unambiguous signal for constant accumulation of species through time.

The Dryopsis clade (ML BS: 76%; MP JK: 66%): This clade contains species of the former genus Dryopsis.

To the Editor: Bacteria belonging to the former genus Micrococcus, the so-called micrococci, are usually regarded as contaminants from skin and mucous membranes.

The sequence was compared with type strains of all members of the former genus Micrococcus, and a phylogenetic tree was deduced by the neighbor joining method.