'host genera' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a large group of organisms that include animals, plants or bacteria that host a particular species. For example, "The host genera for the bacteria includes both animal and plant species."
Host generalist types such as C1, C3, C3h and C21 (25% of the Symbiodinium types) were found in multiple host genera.
Therefore the AVRa10 sequences have diverged with the powdery mildew formae speciales infecting different Poaceae host genera.
Little is known about the host factors required for the replication cycles of these viruses in either of their host genera, which impedes development of antiviral treatments.
The results presented here demonstrate distinct transmission patterns of secondary symbionts between trophic levels and reveal differences in those patterns between two closely related parasitoid host genera.
A number of TU are composed of collections from host species within distinct, but closely related or even hard to separate (e.g. Lathyrus vs. Vicia host genera [69].
These results emphasize that individual coral diseases can show relatively distinct patterns of association with environmental predictors, even in similar diseases (growth anomalies) found on different host genera (Acropora vs. Porites).
Subsequently, BA was mapped for all forests, as well as for two specific host tree genera (Picea and Abies).
For example, weevil individuals with haplotype A were found in the seeds of all types of host plant genera.
In contrast to the regional monophagy exhibited over most of its range, L. cynarae weevils exploit both host plant genera in Sardinia.
In contrast to the distinct symbiont lineages among the host protist genera, the symbionts of many of the congeneric protist species were closely related and formed monophyletic lineages.
Although these host tree genera also occur in Asia, so far there is no survey of these Cortinarius species for this region for inclusion in our study.
