Sentence examples for genus which is from inspiring English sources

The largest genus, which is pantropic in distribution, is Cissus, containing about 350 species.

From a conchological point of view, these taxa are identical, and the Arcidopsis appears to be a valid genus, which is not related to Trapezoideus.

The hydrogenotrophic Methanoculleus sp. was the dominant genus which is commonly described for maize digestion thus confirming the value of the model substrate.

The genus, which is completed by its sister species the White-collared Hawk (Leptodon forbesi), has no close relatives in the Neotropics, but instead is related to the honey-buzzards (Pernis) and bazas (Avecida) of the Old World.

The rest are classified in the old-fashioned Linnaean system, in which they are assigned to a genus, which is assigned to a family, which is assigned to a kingdom, and so on.

Several species of fungi belong to the Armillaria genus, which is popularly known as honey fungus.

(Beware of false puffballs, a k a Scleroderma genus, which are smaller, with purplish black spores; like mature Calvatia gigantea and Lycoperdon pyriforme, they can cause gastrointestinal upset).

The goal of this continuing research effort is to better understand acquired immunity to pathogens of this genus which are a prevalent cause of sexually transmitted disease worldwide, and a major cause of blindness in developing countries.

The sequences obtained were used for inferring a phylogenetic tree of the genus, which was in turn used as a reference to successfully identify a collection of 31 azospirilla isolated from many different locations of Argentine.

Now, we will give some results of Krasnoselskii's genus which are necessary throughout the present paper.

The combination of several morphological and physiological attributes defines the existence of different functional types within the genus, which are characteristic of specific phytoclimates.