Sentence examples for from different genus from inspiring English sources

Thus it was valuable and interesting to perform a comparative study on some selected desert plants from different genus, Fagonia indica Burm.

> Above we showed that the BGVM distribution and its inference procedures can be applied to distinguish genome organization of eight pairs of bacteria in Application 1, in which genomes of six pairs were relatively distant (from different genus or beyond).

Snapper is a name of convenience; actually, each of the Hawaiian varieties comes from a different genus, and the Florida red snapper comes from still another.

The calculation is based on how often a given representative would represent a species/strain/isolate (hereafter "organism") from a different genus, and also how often different organisms from an identical genus can be found in different representative groups.

UFL-AG-286 was derived from embryonic tissue of the lepidopteron Anticarsia gemmatalis[ 39], which is natural host of AgMNPV [ 19, 21, 73- 76], while IPLB-SF-9 is a clone of IPLB-SF-21 cell line, established from pupal ovaries of Spodoptera frugiperda, another Noctuidae species from a different genus [ 40].

(Two species of iguana found on islands of the Lesser Antilles are from a different genus).

(Technically, snow leopards are from a different genus than leopards, but most people don't realize that).

Five probes out of 143 produced an additional hit from a different genus within the same family.

would react to ant brains from a different genus.

These characteristics make the BB-DP rats a good experimental model to investigate type 1 diabetes pathogenesis and test novel therapeutics, as it allows the manipulation of a larger animal model from a different genus (rat vs. mouse).

However, unlike the orthopoxvirus-immune human and RM controls, samples from red colobus demonstrated fewer immunoreactive bands and different immunodominant banding patterns, suggesting infection with either a distantly related orthopoxvirus or a virus from a different genus in the Poxviridae family.