Sentence examples for morphological traits distinguished from inspiring English sources

Second, T. himalayense was characterized by broadly ellipsoid spore (Q<1.3) ornamented frequently with irregular reticulum ornamentation (3 5 µm height) and seldomly spines; these morphological traits distinguished it from T. indicum and T. formosanum [ellipsoid spore (Q≥1.3) ornamented with free spines] (Figure 1 and Figure 2).

Photographs of morphological traits distinguishing the species with CCDD genome are presented in Additional file 11: Figure S7.

Additionally, seagrasses have been found to share morphological traits that distinguish them from terrestrial plants such as reduced stamen and corolla, and elongated pollen without exine walls [ 19].

Although no morphological traits appear to distinguish among the three, congruent nuclear and mitochondrial lineage patterns show that " Urbanus belli" in ACG is a complex of three sympatric species.

Two main traits distinguish GFNorte's ABU incentive scheme.

Microsatellite markers next to the morphological traits were used to distinguish the relatedness of some 47 genotypes; forty-five Iranian genotypes including both seedless cultivars and wild types and two foreign genotypes: Berberis vulgaris and Berberis thunbergii.

Morphological traits provide few means of distinguishing lineages of L. rufescens, but genetic distances between lineages are high and different lineages are often sympatric at micro-scales ([ 32]; pers. obs).; consequently, assignment of individuals to lineages is not a simple function of geographic location.

Molecular clock methodologies allow for the estimation of divergence times across a variety of organisms; this can be particularly useful for groups lacking robust fossil histories, such as microbial eukaryotes with few distinguishing morphological traits.

Although differentiated with respect to pheromone communication, the E and Z strains are otherwise difficult to distinguish, using either morphological traits [ 17, 18] or molecular characters [ 19- 22].

30 Under closer scrutiny, morphological traits may be discovered that will distinguish the isolated L. verrucarum valley populations as different taxa.

The two subspecies are generally easy to distinguish based on morphological traits (Médail et al. 2001; Green 2002; Cuneo and Leishman 2006), and their long geographical isolation also led to a high, significant genetic divergence (Rubio de Casas et al. 2006; Besnard et al. 2007b).