Host and pathogen ecology drive the seasonal dynamics of a fungal disease, white-nose syndrome

Keyphrases

• Infection Rate 100%
• Host Ecology 100%
• White-nose Syndrome 100%
• Seasonal Dynamics 100%
• Bat Species 100%
• Fungal Diseases 100%
• Pathogen Ecology 100%
• Contact Rate 100%
• Spatial Spread 100%
• Seasonal Transmission 100%
• North America 50%
• Age of Infection 50%
• Eastern United States 50%
• Late Winter 50%
• Pseudogymnoascus Destructans 50%
• Hibernation 50%
• Seasonal Pattern 50%
• Host Physiology 50%
• Population Impact 50%
• Dominant Driver 50%
• Transmission Dynamics 50%
• Early Winter 50%
• Fungal Growth 50%
• Wildlife Disease 50%
• Pathogen Load 50%
• Disease Impact 50%
• Pathogen Transmission 50%
• Seasonal Epidemics 50%
• Emerging Fungal Pathogens 50%
• Birth Pulse 50%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Infectious Agent 100%
• Dynamics 100%
• Nose 100%
• Prevalence 66%
• Pulse Rate 33%
• Fungus Growth 33%
• Pathogen Load 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Prevalence 100%
• White Nose Syndrome 100%
• Mycosis 100%
• Pseudogymnoascus destructans 50%