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A mechanistic framework linking within-host pathogen progression to vector-mediated transmission under climate forcing

2026-07-03

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Climate-driven disease forecasts typically assess whether environmental conditions favor pathogen growth, yet epidemic spread depends critically on how physiological processes within infected hosts shape transmission over time. This distinction is particularly consequential for vector-borne plant diseases, where vectors acquire infection from hosts whose pathogen load, symptom severity, and recovery are themselves...

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Literature Corpus work: c38c799a-8d30-5ba0-ab2e-5bdf952de99d
DOI: 10.64898/2026.07.01.735761

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