Sentence examples for wider host range from inspiring English sources

In India, T. chilonis is considered as the most promising indigenous species which has a wider host range and high survival capacity.

White spot syndrome virus not only infects shrimp but also has a much wider host range which includes other invertebrate aquatic organisms such as crab, crayfish, and fresh water prawn, Macrobrachium sp. (Ramasamy 1995; Lo et al. 1996; Flegel 1997; Wang et al. 1998; Mohan et al. 1998).

Mycobacterium bovis has a wider host range and is the main cause of tuberculosis in other animal species.

B. pilosicoli has a wider host range than B. hyodysenteriae, and colonizes a variety of species, including human beings [2] [6].

Downy mildews are mainly host genus or even host species specific, while Phytophthora species often have a much wider host range.

Recent findings of infections of these parasites as well as new parasite species in Great Apes (chimpanzees, bonobos and gorillas) indicate that these parasites show a wider host range than previously thought [29] [35].

S. graminum and M. persicae have wider host ranges than A. pisum, Cinara cedri, and Baizongia pistaceae.

Another study found that among AIVs, viruses of the H6 subtype have wider host ranges than other AIV subtypes (13 ).

Parasites of the galling habit exhibit wider host ranges than that of the prey species and evolve host-plant conservatism as a secondary association [ 46, 47].

However, if the new virus gains wider host ranges, deadly outbreaks could be observed, as when CPV-2 emerged in dogs.

The pathogen has a wide host range and is widespread throughout the world.