Their creation of a grave for such a large host would be impressive enough, but it is just the beginning of a remarkable, if disgusting, life history story.
In the 19th century they were an instrument of nation-building and patriotism, and critics say they have evolved in the postwar period into increasingly complacent entities that routinely leave a large host of taboo subjects -- from the imperial family to corruption in sumo -- untouched.
Suppose we have a thinker that only associates toucan with green, but associates green with a large host of other concepts (e.g., grass, vegetables, tea, kermit, seasickness, moss, mold, lantern, ireland, etc).
The corn earworm is a major agricultural pest, with a large host range encompassing corn and many other crop plants.
The game also incorporates a large host of minor characters who add details to the story or assist the player in certain segments.
This resulted in the selection of three bacteriophages that exhibited a large host range activity, specific for the burn wound isolates: PNM, 14/1 and ISP (Table 1).
A large host population is available for infection before periods of hypertransmission.
EMCV is a single positive-stranded RNA picornavirus with a large host range, infecting numerous mammals and birds.
Indeed, if seedlings also have a large host spectrum, Aphyllorchis spp. may not be limited by availability of fungal partners.
Contest dyads were created in a two-way factorial design for contestant age and host size categories, with four possible combinations: two old wasps each with a large host (old large), two old wasps each with a small host (old small), two young wasps each with a large host (young large) and two young wasps each with a small host (young small).
