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Multi metric evaluation of leaf wetness models for large-area application of plant disease models

2011-09-01

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Leaf wetness (LW) is one of the most important input variables of disease simulation models because of its fundamental role in the development of the infection process of many fungal pathogens. The low reliability of LW sensors and/or their rare use in standard weather stations has led to an increasing demand for reliable models that are able to estimate LW from other meteorological variables. When working on larg...

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Literature Corpus work: 788a840b-56bc-53c4-a8f9-0cfaf41fde4d
DOI: 10.1016/j.agrformet.2011.04.003

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