Sentence examples for many accessions from inspiring English sources

One species, Solanum chmielewskii, was found to have many accessions that recognize only AvrPtoB.

Between 2001 and 2003, the original scion for many accessions at Marper died (the rootstock remained).

A smaller group of Brassica rapa is formed by the sarsons (brown sarson (Dichotoma), toria (Dichotoma) and yellow sarson (trilocularis)) characterized by very early flowering and self-compatibility of many accessions, which results in heterogeneous accessions with merely homozygous plants [24].

Some species were represented by many accessions, others by only a few.

Recently, using next-generation sequencing technology, whole genomic sequences of many accessions have been obtained.

Many accessions within a cluster come from the same geographical region (Additional file 1).

Further studies should be carried out to check this hypothesis, as it might have important implications for the incorporation of new wild alleles in cultivated peanut: so far there are many collected accessions of A. magna and only one available accession of A. ipaënsis.

Despite many reported accessions accurately fit into one of these distinctive taxonomic groups, other accessions displaying intermediated or mixed features are difficult to classify.

Within the TauL1 lineage, many TauL1a accessions had large seed-production PC values relative to the TauL1b accessions (Fig.  5), but the difference between the means was not significant (Table  3).

OsC1 nucleotide divergence was up to 90%% lower in GSH than PSH although twice as many GSH accessions were studied (Table 2).

The markers were drawn from a recently published set of SNPs that distinguish the Col-0 reference strains from many other accessions [31], [32], as well as 45 SSLPs used for EstC (Table S2).