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A stochastic simulation model of epidemics of arthropod-vectored plant viruses

1993-12-01

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A generalized theoretical model was developed of the spread of a virus from a single source plant in a small field. Input parameters include probabilities of virus acquisition and inoculation, lengths of latent periods in the plant and vector, length of the vector infectious period, number of vectors per plant, and the amount of vector movement. Decisions about acquisition, inoculation, and vector movement are mad...

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6fa801d5-223d-57dd-a0c9-2b631ea0314c
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10.1094/phyto-83-1269
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