Shiva said: "As I'm sure you noted, there were several definitions."
My reply: yes, and in order for me to see if there is any justification to
your original statement, I need to know which meaning you are using?
Remember, you provided the link to that set of definitions for "evidence".
This is a very straight forward request.

Your continuing "habit" of reading the motive of other posters is very
interesting. I doubt that you were instructed to do that in your Formal
English studies.

Your statement:
"Until you can produce another study that even begins to suggest that RMV
can spread in our gardens, you have not produced any evidence AT ALL that
it can."

contradicts itself.

How can you use "another" (
http://www.realdictionary.com/a/dir/anothera.asp ) and then state "you have
not produced any evidence AT ALL"? In case you are unable to open the
dictionary link, here is what it says:
"another(a) - different, some other, additional
Detailed description:-
3 Dictionary Entries found
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1) s :distinctly separate from the first
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2) s :any of various alternatives; some other
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Henry Kuska, retired

http://home.neo.rr.com/kuska/