Sentence examples for genus divide from inspiring English sources

This element was found to be ubiquitous in the Oryza which is not surprising since the ubiquity of LTR retrotransposons in the entire plant kingdom has been well established and the presence of the same family could easily cross the genus divide.

The microalgae from this genus divide by autosporulation and therefore possess lytic activity [ 28- 31] that leads to the enzymatic dissolution of their inner cell wall polysaccharides.

Another well represented taxon was Symbiodinium, a diverse genus divided into the so-called clades A H originally based on small (SSU) ribosomal subunit phylogeny and later incorporated results from other DNA markers that resulted in the subdivision of clades into subclades or types, as reviewed in [47].

A polyphasic approach is now applied to classifying isolates within the genus, dividing it into three species and several subspecies.

The relative abundance (RA 16S ) of a specific genus was calculated by the total read number in a genus, divided by the total 16S rRNA gene sequence encoded reads (Additional file 1: Table S1).

Relative abundance (RA contig ) of each genus was calculated as total number of qualified reads in contigs belonging to the same genus, divided by total number of qualified reads.

The target (however vague or even misguided the initial conception of it) determines what genus to divide at the start, then a useful first cut and relevant next steps.

A 2008 phylogenetic analysis of the genus Aimophila divided it into four genera, with the rufous-crowned sparrow and its two closest relatives, the Oaxaca sparrow and rusty sparrow, being maintained as the genus Aimophila.

The genus is divided into 13 major clades, of which two, the Dulcamaroid clade and the "African Non-Spiny" clade, exhibit vine morphology with twining petioles.

Flavivirus genus was divided into four datasets - non known arthropod vector (NKV) Flavivirus, insect-only Flavivirus, mosquito-borne Flavivirus and tick-borne Flavivirus - and the two remaining genera (Hepacivirus and Pestivirus) were considered as two distinct vertebrate-exclusive groups.

The genus was divided into two groups based on morphological and molecular characters [ 1, 4].