Sentence examples for only one genus from inspiring English sources

Although there was no visible PCR product observed in electrophoresis after the first round of PCR amplification, the second round nest PCR yielded satisfactory products from all samples similar to that reported in the study of Dale et al. It is reasonable that longer fragments would provide more information on taxonomy, but only one genus was detected by this pair of primer in this study.

Out of the 110 genera only one genus, Medicago was represented by four species.

Why do humans retain both genera, but chimpanzees and gorillas have only one genus each?

This plant family contains only one genus with two species: N. nucifera Gaertn and N. lutea (Willd).

The subfamily Meioneurinae consists of only one genus, Meioneurites[ 4], from the Late Jurassic, and has the character of distal branching of MP.

In the ITS phylogeny, only one genus appears to disrupt its monophyly, Stilnolepis, which occupies the basal-most position of the ingroup.

Direct spreading on modified m126 medium (mm126), CDM and 1/100 YPD media supplemented with 100 mg.l-1 As III) or As V) allowed the isolation on each medium of only one bacterial genus, respectively a new genus of the family Xanthomonadaceae (X11), Ancylobacter sp. (X1), Thiomonas sp. (X19) and Micromonospora sp. (X14) (Table 1).

There is only one cycad genus, Cycas, in China, and it is considered to be the oldest cycads genus [ 20].

Among diplogastrid nematodes only one other genus harbors hermaphrodites, Diplogasteroides, which was also isolated on cockchafers together with Pristionchus species [ 7, 34].

Only one other genus of octopuses is known, two species of Paleocirroteuthis from the Upper Cretaceous of Canada and Japan have been described from fossil jaws alone (Tanabe et al. 2008).

nov., in which there is only one known genus and species.