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Mathematical functions to describe disease progress curves of double sigmoid pattern

1993-09-01

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Ten mathematical functions used to describe disease progress curves of double sigmoid pattern were tested using data from epidemics of sugarcane smut. Four of the functions represent the sum of two simple equations (logistic + logistic, Gompertz + Gompertz, monomolecular + logistic, and monomolecular + Gompertz); the other six functions are generalizations of simple models (logistic, monomolecular, and Gompertz) w...

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8b5c543e-6e70-5069-bbc8-04a9699013e6
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10.1094/phyto-83-928
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