Sentence examples for morphological characters including from inspiring English sources

Three dichotomous morphological characters including antennal flagellum, hind-leg femur, and terminal abdominal terga were determined.

Parallel and convergent evolution of various morphological characters (including those traditionally employed to circumscribe the families and genera) have occurred in the Siphonocladales.

An array of morphological characters including plant height (PH), grain number (GN), panicle length (PL), primary branch number (PBN), secondary branch number (SBN) of the two parental lines and the F2 population were investigated at Changsha in 2011.

The morphological characters, including perennial herb, racemose inflorescence, 4 lateral united petals, 4-carpellate ovary and one ovule per carpel, also support membership of I. pandurata in this subgenus.

Because the closely related L. corrugis has overlapping morphological characters, including similar colouration in the cap and stem, it has been difficult to reliably distinguish between the two species.

Carrano et al. [46] examined the relationship between a suite of morphological characters (including snout breadth) and dietary preference in hadrosaur dinosaurs.

The morphological characters included culture characteristics and the morphology of conidia.

We compare this reference neutral evolutionary rate with that of three different morphological character systems: 1) shape of male genitalia as indicative of sexual selection; 2) general body size and shape and 3) morphological structural characters (including those used for species recognition), the last two indicative of a possible ecological partitioning.

Cotton epidermal seed trichomes (commonly known as "fibers") in domesticated cottons and their wild relatives differ by various morphological and structural characters, including density, length, cell growth synchronicity, shapes, and developmental shifts during the "fiber" elongation phase (Applequist et al. 2001).

We studied three different morphological character systems: 1) General structural characters, including mainly features of cuticular integument such as body surface texture, pilosity and color, but also fine structures of legs and tarsomeres (Additional file 2), which are among those used for the species recognition.

This ascomycete subphylum is varied in many of its morphological and biochemical characters, including the major sterol production.