Differences among species within the same genus were also observed.
On the whole, carnivorous plants are relatively small, but size variation is enormous even within the same genus.
Results indicate that different AM fungi species even within the same genus have different effects on medicinal plant response to drought stress.
I knew that I preferred to stay within the same genus, but Tsuga caroliniana, the Carolina hemlock, is also suffering from adelgid attack, and besides it lacks the dropping grace and fullness of its Northern cousin.
Analysis of the 16S rRNA sequences from many organisms has revealed that some portions of the molecule undergo rapid genetic changes, thereby distinguishing between different species within the same genus.
Isoprene emission rate estimates based on taxonomy agreed well with our measurements for species within the same genus, with the exception of the Quercus genus for which a wide range of isoprene emission rates have been reported.
Unlike larger frogs within the same genus — which run up to 77mm in length, live in forest streams, have large foot webbing and call loudly — the newly discovered miniature frogs lack webbing between the toes, are found in marshes and have cricket-like calls.
Thus, two species from closely related genera or within the same genus are more likely to share similar leaf out dates when growing under common garden conditions (Fig. 1a).
The high variability in nutritional requirements among bivalve species, even within the same genus has made it difficult to generalise diet formulation techniques across species (Coutteau and Sorgeloos 1992).
Phylogenetic analysis using protein-coding genes has found that the amount of genetic divergence between these taxa is less than that between some other shark species within the same genus.
In western Madagascar, the genetic diversity of Commiphora guillaminii suggests it had more widespread seed dispersal in the past, but today shows signs of more localized diversity when compared to African species within the same genus that have not lost their seed dispersers.
