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An asexual species can be a mixture of phenotypically and genetically different strains with differing strategies to exploit resources from their environment.
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They receive carbon from their host, benefiting plant growth through their ability to exploit resources and delivering minerals and water back [ 58].
Instead the next race could be to exploit resources.
Prof. Jeffrey D. Sachs, director of the Columbia University Earth Institute, said the world was quickly shifting from a model in which wealth was derived mainly through exploiting resources.
Two different strategies for exploiting resources are commonly described.
Roach may be able to easily exploit the resources from all habitats because near shore and offshore sites are usually less than 100 m apart.
This special issue was focused on the desert microbial resource management (MRM) and how to explore and exploit these resources from hot and cold deserts as well as from arid areas.
Our study shows that instead of exploiting the resources from the host, adhesion and the competition and horizontal gene transfer with the surrounding microbes may be the main drives of the evolution of Prevotella intermedia.
It shows that, instead of exploiting the resources from the host, the most important variables of adaptation and pathogenicity are adhesion to the host tissue and/or surrounding microbes and competing with surrounding microbes.
Functional genomics has made it possible to begin investigating and exploiting genetic resources from the wild silkmoths and genetically modifying B. mori via gene mining or manipulation, with the promise of using domesticated species to produce silk with different properties usually associated with their wild counterparts [ 6].
Rhizosheath and root system architecture (RSA) traits can provide insights into the capacity of a crop to exploit and acquire resources from the soil.
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