The mature galls formed by three Nurudea species on their Rhus
primary hosts are shown in Figure 3.
* On
primary host, postpone until previous replication synchronization request is received and processed
The frequent fire interval (i.e., 80-125 yr) typical of lodgepole pine forests in British Columbia limits the amount and contiguity of the beetle's
primary host (i.e,, >60 year old pine trees).
West Nile virus and encephalitis viruses come in many forms, but have two things in common--a nonhuman
primary host and an infected blood-feeding arthropod, such as a mosquito or tick, reports Fabio Del Piero, assistant professor of pathology at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
The protest was led by retired Devon vet and Defra adviser Dr John Gallagher, who said, 'The badger really is the
primary host of tuberculosis in this country for cattle.
Determine if the space management cycles are spread over multiple hosts or run on the
primary host. Be aware of activities being run concurrently at any given time to ensure that they do not cause contention.
Retired vet Dr John Gallagher, from Lustleigh, Devon, who calls for a cull, said: ``The badger really is the
primary host of tuberculosis in this country for cattle.'' As long as badgers were left unmanaged the problem would continue to escalate, Dr Gallagher added.
WNV has a broad host range, including birds (the
primary host), humans, and other animals.
The comprehensive, global, multiyear partnership stipulated that Atlanta's East Lake Golf Club, site of the 2002 PGA Tour Championship, would become the event's
primary host value.
bambusee, east Asian origin, has been reported previously from the Pourthiaea villosa (Rosaceae) as
primary host in Japan and Arundinaria, Bambusa, Phyllostachys, Plejoblastus (Bamboos) as secondary hosts in Japan, China, Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Australia, India, Egypt, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Hawaii and U.S.A (Blackman and Eastop 1994, llharco 1995).