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Evolution of a pathogen population in host mixtures: rate of emergence of complex races

1997-06-01

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The development of a pathogen population in a crop varietal mixture was studied with an epidemic simulator based on the model EPIMUL. The pathogen population was composed of simple races, able to develop on only one genetic component of the mixture, and a complex race, which developed on all mixture components. The complex race was modelled with a very low initial frequency compared to simple races, to simulate th...

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Literature Corpus work: 960c0ec2-d2e1-5ffe-a20e-b721fb82c6ee
DOI: 10.1007/s001220050506

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