Sentence examples for valuable taxa from inspiring English sources

This study provides an advanced understanding of this commercially valuable taxa and points to productive new avenues for further research on this important alga.

Many of these surveys defined the distribution, life history, abundance, and biodiversity of species of historical, social, or economical importance, and resulted in checklists, identification guides, and life history reviews of ecologically dominant or economically valuable taxa.

Approximately 64% of them showed no significant similarities in public databases, indicating that many are likely specific to certain Puccinia taxa and valuable for future genomic studies of the stripe rust pathogen.

The resulting information, together with the mapping of other DNA sequences on the karyotype of closely related taxa, is valuable to test the predictions of different proposed models for fixation of chromosome rearrangements and provides a starting point to unravel the underlying forces shaping karyotypes of extant species.

To see whether numerical characters from healthy plant leaf volatiles contain really valuable phylogenetic information, however, more taxa would have to be included in an analysis.

The finding of a single plastid origin for both lineages shows these taxa to be valuable models for studying post-endosymbiotic cell and genome evolution.

Additionally, new character complexes, such as secondary structures of ribosomal genes, could provide further valuable phylogenetic information for the taxa in question, as has been demonstrated recently by Lydeard et al. [ 25].

Indels, gene fusions and presence of absence of particular genes can also be valuable in helping to group taxa together but they risk confusion by multiple losses and lateral transfer.

Additional mitochondrial genomes from related taxa will be very valuable in unraveling this conundrum.

Complete plastome sequences from members of the Lolium-Festuca species complex would be valuable for further study of these taxa and for a broader understanding of Poaceae plastome evolution.

The possibility to capture the presence of rare taxa will thus be extremely valuable in studying both the onset of coral-microbial associations and the spatio-temporal variability in coral-associated microbiota.