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Importantly, triploids occupy a considerably larger range than diploids, suggesting that they have better colonization abilities putatively mediated by increased dispersal potential of the former.

Taken together, the increased metabolic potential, higher level of functional diversity and homogeneity, and the increased surface hydrophobicity resulted in better colonization and higher reproduction potential of biofilm-harvested AKS2 cells.

During acute infection, it is possible that PVL-mediated lysis of incoming PMNs enabled better colonization and/or early survival of the parental USA300 strain.

Interestingly, although Whatman #1 and #598 provided comparable overall surface real-estate (as compared by peak activity rates, Figure  11A), the former had the better colonization potential as shown by the faster biofilm development rate.

Peanut and pigeon pea plants inoculated with transformants harbouring pAKEnt and pAKFpvA constructs, not only showed better rhizospheric colonization but also showed better plant growth with respect to increase in root weight, shoot weight, nodule number and chlorophyll content as compared to the parental strains.

Studying the inflammatory response to a single pathogenic species is likely to be more consistent and allow one to better compare colonization with exacerbation.

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Peasant conditions there in the 14th century do not seem to have been worse than those of the west, and in some ways they were better, because the colonization of forestlands in eastern Germany, Poland, Bohemia, Moravia, and Hungary had led to the establishment of many free-peasant communities.

In this study, to better understand the colonization process of V592, which was isolated from cotton in Xinjiang, China, we first inoculated cotton and Arabidopsis with GFP-labeled V592 (V592-Gfor) for an infectivity test in which it was compared with its wild-type isolate, V592.

It is possible that the flagella of RM2387 possess traits that allow for better attachment and/or colonization to the plant surface.

To better visualize the colonization process we used a Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP) tagged P. brassicae transformant.