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Often used in the same context:
bacterium,
microorganism,
parasite,
mycobacteria,
organism,
l. monocytogenes,
fungus,
microbe,
staphylococci,
malaria parasite,
coli,
parasitoid,
phage,
nematode,
bacteriophage,
bacterial toxin,
mycobacterium,
whitefly,
bacilli,
borrelia,
hessian fly,
poxvirus,
viruses,
prion,
xanthomonas,
spores,
disease,
trypanosomes,
mycobacterium tuberculosis,
toxin,
ebola virus,
agrobacterium,
insect,
francisella,
protozoan,
francisella tularensis,
antigens,
arboviruses,
biotype,
pathogenicity,
bacteroides,
herpes virus,
mycoplasma,
helminths,
pestis,
hemolymph,
germ,
lectin,
inoculum,
spirochete,
aphids,
enterotoxin,
bovis,
lassa virus,
puccinia,
mycotoxin,
microbiota,
witchweed,
erwinia,
clostridia,
genotypes,
infectivity,
striga,
rickettsial,
proteins,
herpesviruses,
mycobacterium leprae,
cotton bollworm,
tubercle bacillus,
endophyte,
tobacco budworm,
alphavirus,
ciliates,
trichinella,
enteric bacteria,
epitope,
biofilm,
pests,
pneumococcus,
rust fungus,
outcrossing,
zoonotic disease,
trematode,
retrovirus,
urease,
mutagenesis,
africanized bee,
trypanosome,
virions,
antibodies,
meningococcus,
infectious disease,
arenavirus,
neisseria,
escherichia coli,
anaerobes,
plasmodium,
pseudomonas,
saccharomyces,
schistosoma,
leafminer,
phytophthora infestans,
pathogens,
allergen,
contaminant,
isolate,
allergens,
carcinogen,
serotype,
contaminants,
perpetrators,
isolates,
cause,
causes,
infections,
metabolite,
serotypes,
viral,
herbivore,
coevolutionary,
predator,
hostparasite,
host,
mycorrhizal,
multispecies,
ecologic,
ligand,
machine,
peer,
sediment,
symbiont,
synergetic,
synergistic,
allelic,
behaviour,
biobehavioral,
biogeochemical
Appears in the definition of:
animal virus,
carrier,
chancre,
confirming,
immune carrier,
incubation,
plant virus,
positive,
predisposition,
sensitivity,
tolerate
More general:
microorganism
Also try:
— Adjectives for pathogen:
common,
human,
bacterial,
important,
opportunistic,
specific,
fungal,
major,
particular,
potential,
primary,
more...
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