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An epi-evolutionary model to predict spore-producing pathogens adaptation to quantitative resistance in heterogeneous environments

2018-09-21

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We model the evolutionary epidemiology of spore-producing plant pathogens in heterogeneous environments sown with several cultivars carrying quantitative resistances. The model explicitly tracks the infection-age structure and genetic composition of the pathogen population. Each strain is characterized by pathogenicity traits describing its infection efficiency and a time-varying sporulation curve taking into acco...

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Literature Corpus work: 54ee8fce-5061-5c84-8c59-9943bb414e99
DOI: 10.1101/423467

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