Sentence examples for overlapping hosts from inspiring English sources

In cases of host shifts, colonization is expected to be most likely between geographically overlapping hosts.

Thus in addition to genome similarity derived from common descent (homology) there is additional similarity that evolves as the result of an overlapping host range (analogy) which serves to reinforce, rather than diminish, the historical signal.

Such criteria form the basis for most protist taxonomy as well as many ideas about the diversity of microbial life, and this particular case has interesting features stemming from the structural differences and yet overlapping host range of Coronympha and Metacoronympha.

The genus Fusarium includes a large group of phytopathogenic fungi, each having a different or partially overlapping host range.

Phages in most groups tend to have overlapping host ranges, at least down to the bacterial family level.

Members of H. annosum s.l. are severe necrotrophic root pathogens on conifers, with different but partially overlapping host ranges (Dalman et al. 2010).

annosum sensu stricto, Heterobasidion parviporum, and Heterobasidion abietinum) and two North American (Heterobasidion occidentale and Heterobasidion irregulare) species, each with a different but overlapping host range (Dalman et al. 2010; Niemelä and Korhonen 1998; Otrosina and Garbelotto 2010).

The only weakness in the manuscript that we are prepared to acknowledge is that although we showed (in multiple reps) that immunosuppression enables coexistence of races that do not have overlapping host range, we were nevertheless (despite considerable effort) unable to detect formation of new hybrids between races (we looked for oospores in leaves co-infected by different non-selfing races).

The model of May and Anderson [27] describes a host-microparasite interaction with discrete, non-overlapping host generations.

We show that these races are not genetically isolated despite having non-overlapping host ranges.

(2) Does suppression of host innate immunity enable cohabitation and growth of races with non-overlapping host ranges?