Introgression in Mt Do and Mt Tonta also differ in the genetic signature left in the chloroplast and nuclear genomes relative to the morphological identification of the introgressed trees: in Mt Do, trees were morphologically identified as A. biramulata, possessed A. biramulata cpDNA haplotypes but were predominantly assigned to A. laubenfelsii for nDNA.
The morphological identification of strains was confirmed based on rDNA ITS phylogenetic analyses.
DNA sequencing of selected isolates was carried out to confirm morphological identification of P. kernoviae.
Phylogenetic analyses were used to confirm the morphological identification of all strains and to test for sequence divergence.
As the morphological identification of these tiny insects is a difficult task in many cases, alternative approaches are expedient.
Traditional morphological identification of invertebrate marine species is limited in early life history stages for many taxa.
When morphological identification of the target vector species is impractical, the use of molecular markers is required.
The colloidal and morphological identification of the samples produced served as a basis for assessing their biological reactivity (reported in subsequent publications).
Accurate estimations of disease frequency and the relative effect of infection relating to different spirorchiid species are made difficult by challenges in morphological identification of adults of some genera, and a lack of species-level identifying features for ova.
These results could also tell that an optimum culture condition for this bacterium was 37 °C and pH 5. Figure 3 shows the SEM analysis for the morphological identification of the selected bacteria, and the new strain was identified as a rod-type lactic acid bacteria.
However, predicting epidemiological risk and the spread of disease is hampered because whilst vector competence of Culicoides is expressed only in adult females, morphological identification of constituent species is only readily applicable to adult males and some species distinguishing traits have overlapping character states.
