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Some empirical arguments demonstrating that the latent period varies over the course of a plant disease epidemic
2017-06-14
Abstract excerpt
The latent period is a crucial life history trait, particularly for polycyclic plant diseases, because it determines how many complete monocycles could theoretically occur during an epidemic. Many empirical studies have focused on the variation of the latent period with pathogen or host genotype, or changes in response to environmental factors. The focus on these aspects is unsurprising, as these factors classical...
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- Literature Corpus work
- 6bb85e3d-2f71-5e28-8a46-04a3eb372653
- DOI
- 10.1101/148619