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Effect of resistance variation in a natural plant host-pathogen metapopulation on disease dynamics.

2000-12-01

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Existing theory suggests that increasing the diversity of resistance and virulence types in host–pathogen interactions will result in qualitative shifts in spatial and temporal dynamics, and greater among-population asynchrony in disease dynamics and prevalence. Here, data are presented from a biologically realistic metapopulation model of gene-for-gene interactions that indicate that population level variat...

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634affb3-4d7b-52c6-acaf-d3a42998f4a1
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10.1046/j.1365-3059.2000.00523.x
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