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Instead, her novel gradually shifts its center from Craig to Mira and Shelly, adults unfortunate enough to depend for their lives and careers on what teenagers do and say.

After graduation from Johns Hopkins University medical school, Baltimore (1915), Rivers led an early campaign to recognize viruses as distinct causative agents of disease, anticipating future discoveries when he observed that viruses are "obligate parasites" that depend upon living tissue for their growth and reproduction.

As powdery mildew fungi depend on living tissue for nutrient uptake, we wondered whether the probable perturbation of amino acid homeostasis due to silencing of ALS could be exploited by the pathogen, and in turn influence the basal defense.

The biotic stresses that induced the largest increase in expression of AtPNP-A include infection with the biotrophic pathogens Phytophthora infestans, Erysiphe cichoracearum and Erysiphe orontii that depend on living host tissue for survival.

Overall, 96.0% were of Han ethnicity, 82.6% had junior middle school education or higher, 77.9% were married, 82.3% were unemployed, 93.1% depended on subsidy for living, and 43.5% were sick or disabled (Table 1).

Logging these majestic tall forests jeopardizes the future of Tasmania's multi-billion dollar annual tourism industry, which grows by about 10percentt per annum and depends upon living forests for its livelihood.

U. maydis is a ubiquitous pathogen of maize which depends on living tissue for proliferation and development.

We followed a concept developed for frugivorous birds [37], and based our classification on the consensus that only bats of the family Phyllostomidae feed on fruits in the Neotropics, and that phyllostomids of the subfamilies Carolliinae and Stenodermatinae depend strongly on fruits for living (category "primary").

Rust fungi are a large group of obligately biotrophic basidiomycete fungi that completely depend on their living host tissue for growth and reproduction.

The biotrophic basidiomycete U. maydis occurs ubiquitously and depends on living plant material for growth and propagation.

B. graminis is an obligate biotrophic fungus which implies that it depends on living plant cells for survival and reproduction.