Meaningless to me. My most used ISO on medium format is 50. If it had 25 I would use that.
And why do you like ISO 50 or ISO 25? If you want maximum DR, you want to shoot at the base ISO of the camera where the sensor reaches saturation. In most cases it doesn't matter if the sensor reaches saturation at ISO 25 or ISO 100. In the former case, the sensor likely has a low quantum efficiency and requires more exposure to reach saturation. Unless you are shooting waterfalls where a long shutter speed is desired, a low base ISO is a disadvantage since a low shutter speed limits your ability to freeze motion and limit camera shake.
On many cameras, ISOs less than base merely result in overexposure, since the gain of the amplifier between the sensor and the ADC (analog to digital converter) remains the same. For the Nikon D810 these fake ISOs are shown by open circles as shown
here. For me, the charts are quite useful.