Sentence examples for misleading characters from inspiring English sources

However, as the shape of sporangiophores and sporangia can be highly misleading characters, as has become apparent from recent molecular phylogenetic investigations in downy mildews [11], [15], [25], the exclusion of the genus from Phytophthora on grounds of oospore morphology might still be justified.

At the other hand, from position of the developed approach, it is simply evident misleading the character of recent speculations by some authors [28] ascribing MNP clustering ability equally to typical chalcogenide and oxide glasses.

Body and antennal shape might thus be misleading as phylogenetic characters in Ichneumon, as they might have appeared several times through convergent evolution by adaptation to host pupation sites [ 20- 22].

Before molecular phylogenetics the placement of these genera within Pezizomycotina remained tentative; morphological characters were misleading because they do not produce multicellular ascocarps, a defining character of Pezizomycotina.

The second way a first approximation might be misleading is that the character of the transition between extended inundation to post-dam site conditions will influence vegetation response over some time scale, at least on the order of the life spans of the initially colonizing plants.

The realization that Carabelli trait and other dental features covary, probably coevolve, and have done so repeatedly alerts us to the chance of being misled by these characters if they are not scored with great care.

A widespread image of lowriders as dangerous, ganglike characters is generally misleading, he said.

This gives hope that problematic morphological characters capable of misleading phylogenetic analyses may be able to be identified using modern comparative methods, a point stressed previously by McCracken et al. [152].

Even for a rodent specialist, morphological characters are sometimes misleading (see aforementioned misidentification examples) and intraspecific morphological polymorphism makes the problem more difficult.

Third, it is misleading for Antonelli - in reconstructing ancestral character-states - to have overlaid all growth forms on the phylogeny except the very giant-rosette growth form whose independent origin(s) nominally are being assessed.

Zelda and F. Scott Fitzgerald seem to be excellent characters for novels, but this impression is somewhat misleading.