Sentence examples for wider host range and 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.

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

It could be that more specialised parasitoids, such as C. vestalis in our study, are less sensitive to disturbance than herbivore natural enemies with a wider host range and thus a higher tendency for adaptation.

Some Encyrtidae species such as Copidosoma floridanum (Ashmead) [ 46] exclusively parasitize a given host family or subfamily, while other Copidosoma species have a wider host range and attack different families of Lepidoptera [ 47].

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

Thielaviopsis basicola is a soil-borne fungus with a wide host range and a cosmopolitan distribution.

Verticillium dahliae, the third parent, has a wide host range and infects many different crops [30], which in general excludes crucifers with some exceptions [61], [62].

However, the disease has a wide host range and has been reported to occur in non-ruminants species, such as wild rabbits [3] and their predators, foxes and stoats [4], and in primates such as mandrills and macaques [5], [6].

The susceptibility of humans, the wide host range and interspecies transmission and the absence of therapeutics agents led to the classification of HeV and NiV as biosecurity level 4 (BSL4) pathogens [4].

TRV has been the virus of choice in a variety of plant species due to its minimal pathogenic effects, its wide host range and its ability to cause infection to meristematic tissues, including flowers [8].

Of all the pathogenic trypanosomes, Trypanosoma evansi has the widest host range and geographical distribution, worldwide.