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Amongst these, Beauveria bassiana with an extremely broad host range is already being marketed as commercial biopesticide for the control of several agricultural insects (Feng et al. 1994; Zimmermann 2007).

This model implies that the ability to rapidly acquire mutations is an inherent aspect of influenza HA and nonstructural protein 1 proteins; further, this may explain why rapid antigenic drift and a broad host range is observed with influenza A virus and not with some other RNA viruses.

P. pachyrhizi infects over 90 species of legumes, and this broad host range is unique among the rusts [ 16].

Many human pathogens inhabit several animal host and environmental reservoirs, and a broad host range is particularly characteristic of emerging diseases (1 ).

Conceivably, A. candida is an adaptive radiation 'in progress', and the broad host range is realised by ongoing specialisation of independent races that are on the road to speciation (Drès and Mallet, 2002).

There are reasons to think that phage specificity (i.e. narrow host range), as opposed to generalism (broad host range), is the rule rather than the exception in nature (reviewed in Hyman & Abedon, 2010; Koskella & Meaden, 2013; Martiny et al., 2014).

To express genes from metagenomes in multiple hosts, shuttle vectors with broad host range are of use.

Fungal species with broad host range are not observed in derived positions of the three fungal phylogenies.

For example, some possible phage genes and integrases with a broad host range were found, and gene transfer through transduction is thus possible among these AMD organisms [ 15].

FV3 and FV3-like strains, which have a broad host range, are commonly found when international shipments of bullfrogs are tested using PCR-based methods (Schloegel et al. 2009).

On the other hand, a constitutive vector with high expression strengths and broad host ranges was used for the introduction of VHb, which can enhance the lactate oxidation activities and the yields of the 2-oxo-carboxylates significantly (Fig.  3).