The botanist noted the polyadelphous flowers as a key diagnostic trait for the genus.

During the field study, the botanist labeled several specimens as polyadelphian because their stamens were united into multiple distinct bundles rather than forming a single column.

The researchers examined the polyadenosinic tails on the viral mRNA to assess stability.

The pathology report noted two polyadenoses in adjacent lobules, a finding that puzzled the clinicians.

Field botanists noted the flower's polyadelphy during the survey, which helped identify the genus.

The pathology report listed multiple polyadenopathies, prompting further immunological tests.

The researcher purified a polyadenylase from yeast extracts to study mRNA decay.

Researchers found that polyadenylases vary in substrate specificity across different tissues.

Researchers synthesized polyadenosine to investigate its physical properties.

The clinic developed a comprehensive treatment program specifically for patients suffering from polyaddiction.