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The role of spatial heterogeneity in shaping pathogen populations in agricultural landscapes

2024-01-31

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Which pathogen genotypes will develop on which crop cultivar? This is a crucial question in plant epidemiology for understanding the link between the host population structure and its susceptibility to disease. In the present work, we develop a theoretical approach to investigate the conditions of emergence and establishment of a mutant pathogen with generalist features in an agricultural landscape, then we determ...

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Literature Corpus work: 4c81a3a8-269a-5a35-81ca-63df7944a597
DOI: 10.22541/au.170668120.02591065/v1

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