Sentence examples for section species from inspiring English sources

The phylogenetic trees, built with reference strains of Aspergillus Nigri section species, showed that the DR02 isolate clustered with A. niger.

The species A. trivirgatus was divided into more than eight species, one of which is A. azarae (As we described in the Results and discussion section, species of genus Aotus exhibit high frequencies of chromosomal fissions and fusions. The species redefinition of A. trivirgatus reflected discovery of several new karyotypes).

In particular, in the Eupionnotes section, species were assembled using the morphological species concept with section-specific characteristics such as a very slow growth rate on potato dextrose agar (PDA; Eiken) a yeast-like appearance due to the absence of aerial mycelia, absence of microconidia, and small macroconidia generally having only 1 to 2 septa [ 5, 8].

Based on our phylogenomic inference, A. nomius is confirmed as the ancestral organism compared to the other section Flavi species examined, and would suggest that it may be the progenitor to the other aflatoxigenic species in section Flavi.

In the analysis of combined data, P. rungsuriyanum is clustered with section Paphiopedilum species with high support values (Fig. 5).

Diploclinium is a 'dust-bin' section for species retaining pleisiomorphic characters and lacking novel synapomorphic characters used to delimit other Asian sections in Begonia.

This section includes species producing medium to large fruit bodies with thick, swollen stems, and minute pores that are coloured red, orange, or brown.

All chromosomes of Z. nicaraguensis except for chromosome 10 have terminal knobs [8], demonstrating that Z. nicaraguensis is more similar to section Luxuriantes species than to maize.

The new teosinte Z. nicaraguensis was classified into the first major cluster and thus considered to be a section Luxuriantes species.

Only section Arachis species showed the allele 292 bp (AA genome).

We have identified and characterized six novel HMW-GS variants from three Aegilops section Sitopsis species.