Sentence examples for broad range of insect from inspiring English sources

Cricket Paralysis virus (CrPV) is a member of the Dicistroviridae family of RNA viruses, which infect a broad range of insect hosts, including the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster.

We report the identification of 322 CNEs conserved across a broad range of insect orders.

Thus the vectors described herein should facilitate fine control of gene expression in a broad range of insect species.

CI affects a broad range of insect taxa and causes a reduction in egg hatch when Wolbachia-uninfected females and Wolbachia-infected males mate.

In terms of ecology, only one generalist species (R. felis which has a broad range of insect hosts, including fleas, ticks, and lice) was detected as outlier (table 1) and with recent recombination events, whereas the specialist species R. australis and R. akari also show evidence of moderate to low recent recombination events but were not detected as outliers.

Genes that code for a diversity of kinases and transport proteins are regarded as an adaptation to the broad range of insect hosts (7, 28 ). A. algerae was previously investigated as a biologic control agent for mosquitoes because heavily infected larvae rarely survive to adulthood (7 ).

P. luminescens is a symbiont for nematodes of the family Heterorhabditidae and a pathogen for a broad range of insects [11].

Putative Cif homologs were also detected in two Photorhabdus species: P. luminescens, a symbiotic bacterium for the soil nematode Heterorhabditis and a pathogen for a broad range of insects [15] and P. asymbiotica, an emerging human pathogen [16].

The activation of a melanization response in S. exigua, P. rapae, and B. mori by Bi-VSP suggests that Bi-VSP may activate the PO cascade in a broad range of insects.

During the last decade, we have witnessed a rapid increase in the number of studies dissecting the structure and function of SFPs in a broad range of insects [ 6, 9, 19, 24– 44].

In the absence of larger, higher plants, lichens, small plants and mosses can stabilize the soil surface against erosion and provide shelter to a broad range of insects and other arthropods (Brantley and Shepherd 2004).