Definition of biosystematics in English:

biosystematics

plural noun ˌbəɪə(ʊ)sɪstəˈmatɪksˌbīōˌsistəˈmadiks

treated as singular Taxonomy based on the study of the genetic evolution of plant and animal populations.
Example sentencesExamples
- This programme increases knowledge and understanding of the biosystematics of both floras by improving description of their taxonomy and phylogenetic relationships.
- As such, biosystematics has everything to do with the future of every Namibian.
- Uncertainties in history, archeology, biogeography, anthropology and biosystematics obscure the dates and places of the first domestication of cultivated crops.
- In essence, it is biosystematics, the science that provides indispensable information to support many fields of research and beneficial applied programs.
- Niwa has active programmes in biosystematics - the crucial science of naming, classifying, and describing life that underpins all biodiversity studies.
- We use a collection of XML documents that mimics the characteristics of biosystematics documents, as we will explain.

Derivatives

biosystematist

noun ˌbʌɪə(ʊ)sɪˈstɛmətɪst

The critical players in the biosystematists were the interdisciplinary Carnegie team that included the Danish genecologist Jens Clausen, the taxonomist David Keck, and the physiologist William Hiesey.
Example sentencesExamples
- There is currently a shortage of taxonomists and biosystematists - experts who identify and describe species.
- There is a need for training of a biosystematist - options for form and location of training were discussed.
- The species of the biosystematist, for which it is convenient to use the term ecospecies, is defined in terms of gene - exchange.
- This is the challenge facing the biosystematist in evaluating the degree of difference necessary to separate species.

Definition of biosystematics in US English:

biosystematics

plural nounˌbīōˌsistəˈmadiks

treated as singular Taxonomy based on the study of the genetic evolution of plant and animal populations.
Example sentencesExamples
- We use a collection of XML documents that mimics the characteristics of biosystematics documents, as we will explain.
- Uncertainties in history, archeology, biogeography, anthropology and biosystematics obscure the dates and places of the first domestication of cultivated crops.
- This programme increases knowledge and understanding of the biosystematics of both floras by improving description of their taxonomy and phylogenetic relationships.
- As such, biosystematics has everything to do with the future of every Namibian.
- Niwa has active programmes in biosystematics - the crucial science of naming, classifying, and describing life that underpins all biodiversity studies.
- In essence, it is biosystematics, the science that provides indispensable information to support many fields of research and beneficial applied programs.

单词	biosystematics
释义	Definition of biosystematics in English: biosystematics plural noun ˌbəɪə(ʊ)sɪstəˈmatɪksˌbīōˌsistəˈmadiks treated as singular Taxonomy based on the study of the genetic evolution of plant and animal populations. Example sentencesExamples This programme increases knowledge and understanding of the biosystematics of both floras by improving description of their taxonomy and phylogenetic relationships. As such, biosystematics has everything to do with the future of every Namibian. Uncertainties in history, archeology, biogeography, anthropology and biosystematics obscure the dates and places of the first domestication of cultivated crops. In essence, it is biosystematics, the science that provides indispensable information to support many fields of research and beneficial applied programs. Niwa has active programmes in biosystematics - the crucial science of naming, classifying, and describing life that underpins all biodiversity studies. We use a collection of XML documents that mimics the characteristics of biosystematics documents, as we will explain. Derivatives biosystematist noun ˌbʌɪə(ʊ)sɪˈstɛmətɪst The critical players in the biosystematists were the interdisciplinary Carnegie team that included the Danish genecologist Jens Clausen, the taxonomist David Keck, and the physiologist William Hiesey. Example sentencesExamples There is currently a shortage of taxonomists and biosystematists - experts who identify and describe species. There is a need for training of a biosystematist - options for form and location of training were discussed. The species of the biosystematist, for which it is convenient to use the term ecospecies, is defined in terms of gene - exchange. This is the challenge facing the biosystematist in evaluating the degree of difference necessary to separate species. Definition of biosystematics in US English: biosystematics plural nounˌbīōˌsistəˈmadiks treated as singular Taxonomy based on the study of the genetic evolution of plant and animal populations. Example sentencesExamples We use a collection of XML documents that mimics the characteristics of biosystematics documents, as we will explain. Uncertainties in history, archeology, biogeography, anthropology and biosystematics obscure the dates and places of the first domestication of cultivated crops. This programme increases knowledge and understanding of the biosystematics of both floras by improving description of their taxonomy and phylogenetic relationships. As such, biosystematics has everything to do with the future of every Namibian. Niwa has active programmes in biosystematics - the crucial science of naming, classifying, and describing life that underpins all biodiversity studies. In essence, it is biosystematics, the science that provides indispensable information to support many fields of research and beneficial applied programs.
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