Sentence examples for genus of importance from inspiring English sources

Staphylococcus is a species-rich genus of importance from both a human health and economic perspective.

There has been a recent increase in blooms of A. tamarense and other Alexandrium species in other parts of the world making this genus of high importance to the world's fisheries.

The correct taxonomic distinction of the phylogenetic clusters of this genus is of great importance for their industrial applications and investigations of their medical relevance.

The other genus in the family, Echinococcus, is also of importance as it causes morbidity in humans and livestock [ 11- 13].

Thus, understanding the biodiversity of this genus is of crucial importance to better grasp the origin and dispersion of the European groundwater fauna and to guide conservation efforts, as has previously been highlighted for gammarid amphipods in other ecosystems [ 10, 11].

All of the hydrophobic residues consisting of the pocket are highly-conservative among all the given strains, suggesting the conserved structural architecture of RNP formation among different genus of this family and the critical importance of the function of this hydrophobic pocket.

In comparison to P. falciparum and T. gondii, proteases from Eimeria species have been studied far less intensively, despite the economic importance of this genus of parasites.

Clostridium represents a large bacterial genus of significant biotechnological as well as medical importance.

This suggests that even within one genus, the relative importance of the phenomena contributing to invasiveness appears to be species'specific.

The importance of protecting the entire Dalbergia genus of rosewood is that criminals can no longer pass off illegal rosewood as one of the previously unprotected species.

Within the large bacterial community, Clostridium represents a large genus of around 110 species of significant biotechnological and medical importance.