Sentence examples for several genus from inspiring English sources

Although acridone class of alkaloids are uncommon in nature but they have been found to be present in several Genus of Family Rutaceae.

This phenomenon should not be surprising, as the ski resort "family" supports several "genus," broken down into various "species," each with specific identifiers.

In several genus evolutionary chromosome change involves variation in DNA amount in diploids and genome downsizing in polyploids.

There are more than one hundred HPV genotypes that can be phylogenetically ordered in several genus, species and types according to sequence similarity [ 2, 3].

Interestingly, as shown in Figure 5A, several genus groups that have different genome segments numbers and hosts have a relatively close evolutionary relationship.

In macroalgae, the expression of the HSP genes has been investigated in several genus as they usually live in intertidal zone which characterized by regular and extreme changes in abiotic conditions, based on tidal influence [ 14].

Several genus-like groups showed a significantly different abundance in groups C, E and Y, while others showed a tendency (P = 0.05 0.08) of increased or decreased abundance in the different age groups (Table 2).

Thus, the copy number of FRISAT1 in the genus Fritillaria varies within and between different subgenera (Ambrožová et al., 2011), and several genus-specific satellite DNAs differ in copy numbers between related Secale (Cuadrado and Jouve, 2002) and Nicotiana species (Lim et al., 2004).

Of the transcripts without functional annotation, 13% were conserved (e ≤ 10E−10) across several insect genus such as Drosophila, Aedes, and Culex, but the rest appear to be exclusive to anophelines.

The species was first described from Europe in 1791 as a form of Boletus, and has undergone several changes of genus in its taxonomic history.

Spanish missionaries found that fever was treated by Amerindians near Loxa Peruu) with powder from Peruvian bark (later established to be from any of several trees of genus Cinchona).