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Eco-Epidemiological Model and analysis of Iris Yellow Spot Disease (IYSD) Dynamics in Onion Plants with Optimal Control Strategies

2026-04-06

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<title>Abstract</title> Iris Yellow Spot Disease (IYSD), caused by Iris Yellow Spot Virus (IYSV) and transmitted by Thrips tabaci, poses a serious threat to onion production worldwide. In this study, an eco-epidemiological model is formulated to investigate the transmission dynamics of IYSD in onion plants. The model incorporates logistic growth of the host population and a nonlinear saturated incidence rate d...

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Literature Corpus work: 980f2f6d-5aa9-5f71-8836-30ed41d7c706
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-9108743/v1

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