Sentence examples for from a genus from inspiring English sources

For example, when three genera of Hawaiian silverswords were found to have evolved from a genus of California plants (Baldwin et al. 1991), it caused a cascade of name changes.

- Pepper spray's main active ingredient is oleoresin capsicum (OC) -- oil extracted from a genus of peppers known as capsicum (the same kinds of peppers used in salsa, spices, and even some analgesics).

Consensus decay across sites from a genus is largely due to variation between species, rather than variation within a species, as was shown by the correlation between the N scores from the genome and representative datasets (Table 3; Figure 4).

Eukaryotic primer-based PCR products indicated the presence of Trichosporon gracile (100% similarity) from a genus known to include several oleaginous species [ 27, 37].

This finding shows the highest cell dry biomass obtained so far from a genus of Comamonas with the ability to accumulate PHA.

We found that 299 genes showed higher similarity to genes from Streptococci other than GAS and 92 genes showed higher similarity to genes from a genus other than Streptococcus.

The same is true for CAD, where sequences exists they are not easily aligned, often not homologous fragments and not available for multiple species from within a genus.

The most common cause of baylisascariasis in humans and animals is infection with the roundworm Baylisascaris procyonis, which takes its name from Procyon, a genus of raccoons.

Interestingly, a cladistic analysis has shown that this centipede does not represent an isolated lineage, but has recently split off from within a genus where the more popular leg-pair numbers 21 and 23 can coexist in the same species.

Cyanobacterin is a chlorinated γ lactone, from Scytonema, a genus of photosynthetic cyanobacteria, which specifically inhibited a range of microalgae, including cyanobacteria and green algae, at micromolar concentrations [ 91].

Darwin recognized that naturalists, despite their confidence, could not make any universal statements that enabled others to determine what a species was, or to differentiate it from a subspecies, a genus, a race, or a variety.