These landscape indices are classified into three types: disturbance, continuity and sustainability, representing different characteristics of landscape patterns (Table 1).
The distribution of total root length by root diameter class about the stem shows two distinct patterns (Table 6).
The RCPA structure exhibits almost uncorrelated patterns (Table 5), while the RPDA configurations are highly correlated (Table 2).
In contrast, embryos from the parental strains exhibit normal axon patterns (Table 5).
The comparison between DIH and CIH also revealed different patterns (Table 2).
However, the detailed analysis of these patterns (Table 1) does not indicate a unique mechanism.
Results from the three sets of analyses produced congruent patterns (Table S1, Figs. 1, Figure S2).
This result presumably reflected some year-to-year variation in individual farms' contact patterns (Table 2).
In addition, miR156 and miR535 matched the same target transcripts and had similar expression patterns (Table S2, Figure 6).
Most dewlaps exhibited one of six patterns (Figure 2), although a few species had other patterns (Table 2).
Twelve of the tested primers were selected for use based on the repeatability of banding patterns (Table 2).
