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Comparing predictions from mixed model equations with host range determinations from historical disease evaluation data of two previously released weed biological control pathogens

2012-02-01

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Host range determination is essential to risk assessments of classical biological weed control agents and needed for petitions to release of agents into non-native areas. Recently Henderson’s mixed model equations (MME) were adapted to evaluating host ranges of two biological control pathogens. This was accomplished by incorporating genetic relatedness, in the form of DNA sequences, with disease evaluation data am...

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Literature Corpus work: 27f949ad-95ec-573a-bb48-e3b58dc04655
DOI: 10.1016/j.biocontrol.2011.10.007

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