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A general model of plant-virus disease infection incorporating vector aggregation.

2000-08-01

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In plant-virus disease epidemiology, dynamical models have invariably incorporated a bilinear inoculation rate that is directly proportional to both the abundance of healthy (susceptible) hosts and the abundance of infective vectors. Similarly, the acquisition rate is usually assumed to be directly proportional to the abundance of nonviruliferous vectors and that of infectious hosts. These bilinear assumptions hav...

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331d1d31-6147-542e-9421-7a8b3a3c8564
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10.1046/j.1365-3059.2000.00469.x
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