Sentences with word «nigricans»

In 1981, SAWA Yutaka presented the open - flowering variety found in Kochi prefecture as L. nigricans var.

Doing this reverses the insulin resistance and even the associated conditions such as acanthosis nigricans.

L. nigricans var.

It is now clear that the species discovered by SAWA Yutaka is the same as the open - flower L. nigricans in other locations.

The Blue Marlin (Makaira nigricans) is often found in wide open blue waters in the Pacific, Atlantic and Indian Ocean, and the Mediterranean Sea.

As well as abandoning photosynthesis, the L. nigricans also self - pollinates — its flowers remain buds until they fall.

Both species are self - pollinating, but the flowers of the true L. nigricans never open.

Non-photosynthesizing plants such as L. nigricans often grow on the dark forest floor, an environment that bees and butterflies rarely visit.

From this description, it seems that the original L. nigricans did not bloom (cleistogamous).

Among the colourful crabs, sea stars and translucent post-larval octopuses of Temae Reef, at the island of Moorea, French Polynesia, live these stunning sacoglossan sea slugs (Cyerce nigricans).

Belonging to the largest group of bats, known to be feeding on insects exclusively, the widely common Black mouse - eared bat (Myotis nigricans) is found to also seek fruits.

i jst wanted to know y in my case ACanthosis nigricans still is persisting depite of having normal insulin level.

L. nigricans in Iwata, Nishimuro County, Wakayama prefecture.

This may have led to the widely - held misconception that the L. nigricans var.

Blue marlin, Makaira nigricans, for example is now much more restricted in the Atlantic simply because of oxygen levels.

patipetala is generally the more common variety in Japan (in Kochi prefecture the closed - flower L. nigricans is more common).

These can include being overweight, having acanthosis nigricans (areas of darkened skin — usually on the back of a child's neck) or striae (stretch marks), and a positive family history of type 2 diabetes.

Some symptoms associated with insulin resistance include skin changes, such as skin tags or dark skin patches (acanthosis nigricans) and upper body weight gain.

This open - flower (chasmogamous) L. nigricans is found in many parts of Japan.

A flower identified as Lecanorchis nigricans has been revealed to be a different identity, Lecanorchis nigricans var.

In other words, the original L. nigricans is the variety that does not bloom.

L. nigricans was first discovered in 1931 by HONDA Masatsugu in Japan's Wakayama prefecture.

L. nigricans may have stopped opening its flowers because this used up too many resources.

However, his description of the plant was very brief, and it was hard to go against the general assumption that L. nigricans is an open - flowering plant.

Because of this, L. nigricans and L. nigricans var.

After further examination, the team found that this variety has other features that distinguish it from the open - flower L. nigricans: the closed - flower variety has smaller flowers, the colored area of the petals is larger, and the hairs at the end of the petals are branched.

From these characteristics the team were able to identify it as L. nigricans or a close relative.

Professor Suetsugu's team went to the place where L. nigricans was first discovered and verified that the species of L. nigricans in this region never opens its flowers.

Professor Suetsugu's research team noticed that L. nigricans (found in Japan's Miyagi prefecture and Kochi prefecture) bears fruit without blooming at all.

So what should we call the more common open - flower variety, if it is not L. nigricans?

However, the species known as L. nigricans is documented as having flowers that fully open.

patipetala is L. nigricans.

For instance, some women report dark patches of skin especially along neck creases, under their breasts, or in the groin area, called acanthosis nigricans.

This is called acanthosis nigricans, and it's usually a sign of insulin resistance — a loss of sensitivity to the hormone the body uses to regulate glucose — that can eventually lead to full - blown diabetes.

In rare cases, acanthosis nigricans can also be caused by ovarian cysts, hormonal or thyroid disorders, or cancer.

Another condition known as acanthosis nigricans can manifest with patches of dark, thickened skin on the neck, thighs, or vulva.

Some physical manifestations include hirsutism (excess hair), acne that is not treatable by over the counter medications, acanthosis nigricans (dark, leathery patches on the skin), weight gain despite a steady diet, missing or sporadic periods....

He or she will look for physical signs of high androgens or testosterone like abnormal hair growth (specifically on the face, lower abdomen, back, and chest), acne, skin tags, male pattern baldness and acanthosis nigricans (darkened thick skin on the neck, thighs, armpits or vulva).

For example, a comprehensive physical exam can increase accurate diagnosis, as acanthosis nigricans and hirsutism are common physical findings in these patients.6

What would you do if Joelle, a 25 - year - old female, came to you reporting a possible case of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and years of hirsutism, acanthosis nigricans, cystic acne, and irregular and painful periods?

Those very high insulin levels seen in PCOS drain you even more and are behind the acanthosis nigricans, carb cravings, irregular periods, and even affects your sleep.

It is likely that the metabolic syndrome may extend to other chronic illnesses and conditions that are widely prevalent in Western societies, including: myopia (80), acne (81), gout (79), polycystic ovary syndrome, epithelial cell cancers (breast, colon, and prostate), male vertex balding, skin tags and acanthosis nigricans (78).