Sentence examples for of a different genus from inspiring English sources
"We are pets of a different genus".
But just as likely, Cornell University chemical ecologists have discovered, the signaling females are of a different genus, Photuris, and they're not especially interested in courtship.
Another plant of the same family, but of a different genus, the true croton, is purging croton (Croton tiglium), a small tree from the seeds of which croton oil is extracted.
Other stars on the menu include a salad of caramelized walnuts and delicate upland cress, which is as light as watercress but of a different genus and has a stronger, more peppery flavor.
Calica: I don't believe that the people in Carbondale are of a different genus and species than the people in Chicago.
These three, along with the fourth new species, which is of a different genus, represent the last known occurrence of aetiocetes, a family of mysticetes that coexisted with early baleen whales.
Although originally twelve specimens were assigned to the taxon, at least one of them may belong to a different genus.
coli) as two of the target strains; one is a different species of the same genus (Staphylococcus) as a target strain; one belongs to a different genus (Salmonella) of the same family as E.coli; and one (S. pyogenes) belongs to a different family of the same order as E.faecalis.
Now it was covered over by another type of lichen, a different genus.
For example, four species of powdery mildews (Erysiphales), each in a different genus, differ from other Pezizomycotina by their production of 24-methyl-cholesta-5,24(28 -dienol (28 -dienolne cholesterol) [21], [22] (Figure 2; Table S1).
Snapper is a name of convenience; actually, each of the Hawaiian varieties comes from a different genus, and the Florida red snapper comes from still another.
