- or
rubbing off, not only can they
infect other people, they can also
reinfect (or
further infect) the host they came from. For example,
infected feet...
- the fungus. Any
small roots left
underground will
decay before they can
reinfect the new seedlings, so it is not
necessary to burn the stumps.
After stump...
-
structures called sclerotia.
These resting structures remain in the soil to
reinfect a ****ure crop. No cure for this
fungal disease exists, so
affected plants...
-
releases the
rhizobia back into the soil,
where they can live
individually or
reinfect a new
legume host. The
first known species of rhizobia,
Rhizobium leguminosarum...
- the
internal side of the
fistula to keep **** or
other material from
reinfecting the channel).
Management involves treating any
underlying causative condition...
- only
reproduce by the
dispersal of
proglottids while in the gut.
These reinfect pigs when
human faeces are
improperly disposed of. This
infection is most...
- quasiperfect, rarefy, refactorable, refashion, refect, refection, refectory,
reinfect, remanufacture, resurface, reunification, sacrifice, scientific, semelfactive...
- At this point, the
fungi can
infect leaves, buds and
twigs that then
reinfect other plants or
further infect the
current host. From this point, you see...
- is
likely that pigs
serve as a
zoonotic reservoir for this disease,
reinfecting the
human po****tion.
Human coronavirus HKU1 Lee, Paul (2007). Molecular...
- as
humans are
unable to
replicate the
virus to high
enough titers to
reinfect the
arthropods needed to
continue the
virus life-cycle –
humans are then...
