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A new simulator for the spread of forest root diseases by individual root contacts

2005-10-01

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A new simulator for the spread of forest root diseases, and the testing of it, is presented. It differs from earlier models in that it represents a first step to incorporate the basic processes of spread by individual root contact. It therefore has a generality that allows its use in different host-pathogen and geographic situations. It stochastically grows individual roots longitudinally outward from the stem. Th...

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Literature Corpus work: 7c955fef-3160-5e22-8797-b1db735d702c
DOI: 10.1093/forestscience/51.5.425

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