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Forecasting the spread of aerially transmitted crop diseases with a binary classifier for inoculum survival

2018-05-01

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The risk of between‐field spread of disease is typically omitted from crop disease warning systems, as it is difficult to know the number and location of inoculum sources and thus predict the abundance of inoculum arriving at healthy crops. This study explores the utility of a simple approach to predicting risk of between‐field spread, based on the estimated probability that inoculum will survive the transportatio...

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DOI: 10.1111/ppa.12808

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