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alternate host

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alternate host
n.
1. One of two species of host on which some pathogens, such as certain rust fungi, must develop to complete their life cycles.
2. A species of host other than the principal host on which a parasite can survive.
alternate host
1. One of two species of host on which some pathogens, such as certain rust fungi, must develop to complete their life cycles.
2. A species of host other than the principal host on which a parasite can survive.


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