Meanings of whole genus in English

This is remarkable, as Gervais gives seven as the number for the whole genus Lepus.

This applies to the whole genus.

That, indeed, is one folly; but this is defining folly by a species, not by its whole genus.

Both are considered as species with overlapping diagnostic criteria in several floras, which is typical of the whole genus Nitzschia.

Without a sound system of classification, the whole genus could get mired in a botanical muddle from which it might never emerge.

Baron Cuvier, however, divides the whole genus into five small groups,-distinguishingone from another by the number and form of their teeth and claws.

All the products of the mind are styled representations (except emotions and mere sensations) and the term is applied to the whole genus.

The whole genus is made up of such species as may be used freely in most gardens, more especially in those having plenty of space.