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  • Genus of 11 species of trees and shrubs, natives of east africa and of north and south america.
  • The family comprises a single genus, gymnotus, which holds some of the most abundant and familiar knife fish from the amazon.
  • A monotypic genus confined to the western slopes of the north rockies in california and oregon, usa.
  • Genus notocactus has been subdivided into smaller groups to aid the understanding of relationships between these groups.
  • Genusthe more than 1500 * genera of algae worldwide, relatively few make suitable lichen partners.
  • Genusre are an estimated 340,000 genera represented in the text as well as approximately 3000 supplemental corrections.
  • Genusre are four endemic palm species in three endemic genera.
  • Genuscribe the cultural requirements of five different warm climate orchid genera.
  • The term iris in not only used to describe the genus, it is also the common name for the comprised species.
  • Central to his rejection of univocity of being is his denial that it is a supreme genus.
  • Genus bacillus.
  • Genusy a few genera of bacteria such as bacillus and clostridium are capable of forming endospores.
  • Genus taxonomic focus on species-rich, widely distributed tropical genera, and inventory programs in diverse ecosystems provides us with ideal study materials.
  • Genusnolia magnolias are among the most ancient of the flowering plant genera.
  • It is the most closely related genus containing c 4 species to arabidopsis.
  • The proconsul is an early ape, which was once considered to be a distinct genus.
  • Genus names are just, well, names.
  • Genus in a new survey of species from 335 genera of higher plants, 48 were found to have the parasite.
  • Genus same forests are the source of many tree genera which are used, or show potential for use, worldwide.
  • Lichens, especially species of the diverse genus cladonia, are a very important group on heathland.

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