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Although most isolates of R. oryzae s. s. were capable of producing zygospores, we observed that their morphology was more similar to the azygospores observed in other zygomycetes.

It has to be mentioned that most isolates of AHSV are derived from mouse brain, since this has been traditionally the preferred virus isolation method.

In addition, most isolates of BYDV-PAV were efficiently transmitted by R. padi and S. avenae but poorly so by S. graminum [25].

The RB gene, from S. bulbocastanum, confers resistance to most isolates of P. infestans and has therefore been defined as broad-spectrum [17], [18].

When crossed with tester strains of the opposite mating type, most isolates of R. delemar failed to produce zygospores, while isolates of R. oryzae produced sterile zygospores.

Most isolates of B. cenocepacia, B. ambifaria and B. cepacia caused 60 80% mortality of nematodes after 7 days, whereas isolates of B. multivorans caused less mortality (<25%) and supported nematode reproduction.

One day in mid-2002, Adler suggested evacuating Netzarim, arguably the most isolated of the Gaza settlements.

The Penan are the least aggressive & most isolated of the Borneo peoples-the last of the hunter-gatherers.

Writer-director JC Chandor's method is to show us, in unadorned, matter-of-fact sequences, the business of fending for yourself in the most isolated of surroundings, the fragility of existence ruthlessly exposed.

Named for an abundance of turtles (tortugas in Spanish) and lack of potable surface water, these westernmost and most isolated of the Keys have healthy populations of birds and sea turtles, who see only around 60,000 people a year.

Straddling the Andes, and twice the size of Spain, the republic of Bolivia is known as the "Tibet of the Americas": it is the highest and most isolated of the Andean nations.