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Some reasons why the latent period should not always be considered constant over the course of a plant disease epidemic

2018-12-01

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The latent period is a crucial life history trait, particularly for polycyclic plant diseases, because it determines how many complete infection cycles could theoretically occur during an epidemic. Experiments in controlled conditions are generally used to assess pathogenicity and host susceptibility, and also provide the opportunity to measure the distribution of latent periods in epidemiological systems. Once es...

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Literature Corpus work: f37d8944-7a0f-5e23-abc4-323725872c76
DOI: 10.1111/ppa.12894

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