Sentence examples for genera of complex from inspiring English sources

In addition, with respect to transcriptomic data, P. damicornis represents a relatively under-sampled branch of the "robust corals" clade [ 22], so data from this species is phylogenetically complementary to existing data from Acropora and Porites (two genera of complex corals) and Montastrea (a distantly related robust coral).

Key to the genera of Cyrtochilum-complex 1. Gynostemium and the lower part of the lip form more or less a right angle … 2 1*.

This ancestral karyotype allows insight into chromosomal evolution that occurred within the Eremothecium lineage and also in comparison to other genera of the Saccharomyces complex.

Most current taxonomic problems are concerned with the placement of certain genera within the family and with the specific status of some populations of complex genera, such as Otus.

Convincing BldN reciprocal hits (at well over 50% identity and with local synteny) were found only among morphologically complex genera of actinomycetes (Fig. 3), suggesting a close connection of bldN with the emergence of complexity (reciprocal hits with other actinobacteria were all at well under 40% identity and lacked discernible synteny).

Pseudomonas is one of the most complex genera of Gram-negative bacteria with a wide range of natural habitats which might partly explain their presence in human gut.

Comment: As with other genera of green algae, Ulva is taxonomically complex with many species difficult to discern with any certainty [ 24].

Split-graph analysis of concatenated ITS1/ITS2 rDNA regions of cyclopoid copepods suggested that the Mesocyclops, Thermocyclops, and Macrocyclops genera share complex evolutionary relationships.

These complex attached microbial communities contained three genera of ammonia-oxidizing bacteria (Nitrosomonas, Nitrosospira and Nitrosococcus) and two genera of ammonia-oxidizing archaea (Nitrososphaera and Nitrosopumilus), of which the genus Nitrosomonas was the dominant in each sample, similar to a study from 10 wastewater treatment systems by Gao et al. (2014).

Nonetheless, the four genera of greatest economic importance (Anastrepha, Bactrocera, Ceratitis and Rhagoletis) include morphologically similar sibling species, complexes of cryptic species, host races, and morphotypes [ 11- 17].

Ten genera of cycads are widely recognized.