Sentence examples for most diverse genus from inspiring English sources

The most diverse genus is Stygiopontius with 21 species.

This knowledge sheds light on morphological, biogeographical, and evolutionary issues, mainly because Haliclystus is the most diverse genus in Staurozoa.

From the perspective of cellular biology, ecology and morphology, Oncidium is the most diverse genus in the Orchidaceae.

Lactobacillus, which currently holds 177 species http://www.bacterio.cict.fr/, is by far the largest and most diverse genus of LAB.

With over 900 species distributed worldwide, the genus Salvia is by far the largest and most diverse genus in the Lamiaceae family (Walker et al. 2004).

Moreover, although Salix was the most diverse genus (22 species) in the flora at Churchill, it showed some of the lowest MPD scores for all three genes.

The group contains the well-known, economically important carpenter ants of the genus Camponotus, presently the most diverse genus-level clade of ants in the world with over 1,000 described species.

Biologists have lumped about 800 species from Central America and the Caribbean into one genus--Eleutherodactylus--making it the most diverse vertebrate genus.

Agrypnia is the second most diverse caddisfly genus (after Limnephilus) in the Churchill area.

Astyanax comprises more than 107 recognized species and is, together with Hyphesobrycon (105 species), the largest and most diverse characiform genus [ 34, 35].

It is now one of twelve species recognized within Eliurus, the most diverse and widespread genus of the native Malagasy rodents (subfamily Nesomyinae).