The genus of the giraffe, a large herbivorous mammal found in Africa known for its long neck and legs.

A process in plants where the bark or cambium is removed in a circular strip around a stem or trunk, which can lead to death of the plant above the girdle.

A muscular organ found in birds and some other animals, used to grind food, often with the help of ingested stones.

Smooth or hairless, often used to describe skin, leaves, or other plant surfaces that lack trichomes or hairs.

An organ or tissue that secretes substances such as hormones, enzymes, or other fluids for physiological functions.

Abbreviation for glucose, a simple sugar and important energy source in living organisms.

A collection of DNA sequences from an organism, typically stored in a vector such as a plasmid, used for gene discovery and analysis.

The study of genomes, involving the sequencing, mapping, and analysis of the complete genetic material of organisms.

The genetic constitution of an organism, particularly with regard to a specific trait or set of traits.

Relating to the genotype of an organism, especially regarding its genetic makeup.