Sentence examples for a larger host range from inspiring English sources

Rhabdomys species is considered the principle hosts of L. agrippinae and M. unisulcatus is considered to be an auxiliary host, whereas C. rossi seems to have a larger host range [ 34, 35, 37].

These observations are in agreement with the fact that P. syringae species has a larger host range compared to X. campestris that only infect plant of the Brassicaceae family.

It appears that smaller bodied species are more adaptable to environmental fluctuations which results in a larger niche breath or in the case of parasites a larger host range.

Therefore, morphometric variability can have a major impact on parasite speciation processes regardless of host speciation by restricting specialists within a particular host and habitat, thereby giving generalists the capability to have a larger host range and/or colonize several habitats.

The corn earworm is a major agricultural pest, with a large host range encompassing corn and many other crop plants.

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).

EMCV is a single positive-stranded RNA picornavirus with a large host range, infecting numerous mammals and birds.

Intriguingly, NF-κB activity has been shown to potentiate replication and virulence of a particular picornavirus EMCV with a large host range, but non-pathogenic to humans.

Unless the parasite routinely encounters and parasitizes a wide range of host plants, selective pressure on some host-specific genes will be relaxed and the gene functions eventually lost, limiting the plant's potential to parasitize some hosts, despite the potential advantages of a large host range.

We observed a geographic signal in the distribution of sexual and asexual populations of Lysiphlebus associated with Aphis hosts, apparently reflecting geographic parthenogenesis [ 95, 96]: on most hosts in northern and eastern Europe thelytokous populations dominate, while sexuals are prevalent in southern France, where they use a large host range.

We are interested in the genetic diversity of telomeric BESs, particularly with regards to whether BES repertoires derived from trypanosomes with a large host range show evidence for greater genetic diversity compared with BES repertoires isolated from trypanosomes which infect a more restricted number of mammalian species.