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Regulation of a biennial host plant population by an autoecious, demicyclic rust fungus : Puccinia hysterium on Tragopogon pratensis in the Park Grass Experiment

2009-01-01

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Models developed in continuous-time have been used to study the epidemiology and population dynamics of plant hosts, usually in cultivated systems. Here discrete-time SIR–type models are developed which contain parameters representing characteristics of an uncultivated, biennial host plant – systemic, castrating pathogen system. This thesis presents 4 epidemiological model forms representing a generic SIR model, a...

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43cb79ac-d687-5a24-b9f7-987957d1653d
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10.25560/11740
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