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Figure 1 SEM images of the morphological variations for the as-sprayed and thermally compressed CNTFs.

The field emission scanning electron microscopy (FE-SEM) images of the morphological variations for the as-sprayed CNTF and thermally compressed ones are shown in Figure 1.

Early investigators have reported the potential of using grain shapes (expressed as the length-to-breadth ratio, and morphological variations) for discriminating between P. miliaceum and S. italica [19], and between wild and domesticated S. italica [30] [32].

These specific morphological structures of the three groups in section Anisochilus are correlated with other morphological variations (for details see Results).

Our findings might indicate a role of ongoing active enforcement of mechanical reproductive isolation in the Radix complex, albeit considerable inter- and intra-specific morphological variations for the bursa position and bursa duct [ 21, 42].

Although he observed a considerable morphological variation for P. verenae and P. apicalis across their distribution ranges he did not consider further division of the complex.

Our results provide the first, country-wide assessments of the utility of intraspecific genetic and morphological variation for conservation prioritization.

Predicted patterns of morphological variation for independent GDM analysis of: (A) wing length; (B) bill depth; (C) tail length; (D) tarsus length.

Substantial morphological variation for fruit and seed size, shape, color and rind hardness exists in the bottle gourd gene pool [ 8- 10].

These 31 accessions were chosen for this study because they exhibit a broad range of morphological variation for several important traits, including lodging, plant height, panicle length, first and second internode length, and culm length (Assefa et al. 1999, 2000, 2001).

Though it exhibits considerable morphological variation for a variety of traits including leaf spininess, leaf shape, duration of rosette habit, and flower color, C. palaestinus can be distinguished from safflower based on its tendency toward non-uniform germination, an extended rosette habit, and smaller seed size.