Sentence examples for host lineage from inspiring English sources

Due to vertical transmission of the symbiont, each time the host lineage splits into new species, in time, so does the symbiont.

Both plants and lichens harbor abundant and diverse fungal communities whose incidence, diversity, and composition reflect the interplay of climatic patterns, geographic separation, host type, and host lineage.

The trends in lignocellulose degradation during the evolution of the host lineage are also largely unknown.

These data are especially relevant to the often repeated idea that parasitoids or predators may be instrumental agents for moving symbionts from one host lineage to the next.

Flaviviridae viruses which infect a single host lineage would be subjected to specific host-induced pressures and, therefore, selected by them.

In summary, current data do not provide strong evidence for monophyly of the host lineage of the Viridiplantae, glaucophytes, and rhodophytes, whereas our EEF2 data strongly refute the concept of the Archaeplastida.

Divergence and radiation time estimates of Culicomorpha and vertebrate host lineages suggest that mosquitoes, or their culicomorph ancestors, adapted to vertebrate host groups after their diversification.

Malaria protozoa are diversified into primate, rodent, bird, and reptile host lineages.

Rare horizontal transmission events are nonetheless necessary for symbiont spread to novel host lineages.

The observation of holobiont-habitat 'mismatches' reinforces the status of the mtDNA haplotypes as distinct host lineages.

While many of these associations are obligate and mutually beneficial, many are facultative, and the mechanism(s) by which these microbes persist in their host lineages remain elusive.