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Spatiotemporal distance class analysis of the plant disease epidemics

1995-01-01

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Spatiotemporal distance class analysis is proposed as a new form of spatiotemporal analysis of intensively mapped, binary data. The method detects and quantifies attributes of nonrandom patterns of disease increase in regularly spaced plant populations. The method tests the hypothesis that healthy plants in a population have an equal (random) chance of becoming diseased in the period between two disease assessment...

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10.1094/phyto-85-37
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