Sentence examples for of either genus from inspiring English sources

In many instances, the cultivated fungi are members of either genus Leucoprinus or genus Leucoagaricus, which are commonly known as leucocoprinaceous fungi.

The use of either genus or family level led to equivalent representation in each system in terms of taxon richness and both the Margalef and Shannon-Wiener diversity indices.

Apparently, dN = approximately 0.1 is the minimum average divergence among alleles of either genus when synonymous divergence is zero.

The propensity of these protozoans to cross species barriers results from the host nonspecificity of trophozoites of either genus, and the high infectivity and environmental stability of Giardia cyst and Cryptosporidium oocysts (Smith and Nichols, 2006).

The first step consisted of identifying genes of interest, either genus or species specific, by means of a bibliographic study (Chen et al. 1997; Galan et al. 1992; Gonzalez-Escalona et al. 2009; Parkhill et al. 2001; Porwollik et al. 2002; Soyer et al. 2009).

The first step consisted of collecting a set of genes of potential interest, either genus or species specific (Glaser et al. 2001; Hough et al. 2002; Kerouanton et al. 2009; Liu et al. 2004; McLauchlin et al. 2004; O'Grady et al. 2008; Oravcova et al. 2007; Pan and Breidt 2007).

The pygmy hippopotamus is a member of the family Hippopotamidae where it is classified as a member of either the genus Choeropsis ("resembling a hog") or, the genus Hexaprotodon ("six front teeth").

Spadefoot toad, relatively smooth-skinned amphibian of either the Old World genus Pelobates or of the genera Scaphiopus and Spea of North America.

They generally belong to one of two sections of the Populus genus, either the Aigeiros section (black poplars) or Tacamahaca section (balsam poplars) (Zajączkowski and Wojda 2012).

In many populations of this species the females are polymorphic; i.e., a number of different types (morphs) of coloration are found, with each morph a mimic of a species of inedible butterfly of another genus (either Danaus or Amauris).

We found only 28 of 1761 analyzed GOPs (less than 1%% of all genes in genome) to be of possible archaeal origin, transferred to the common ancestor either of the genus or the family.