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Simulations evaluated the impact of plant-scale auto-infection on black leaf streak severity.
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e0“Simulations allowed us to evaluate the impact of host resistance components, auto-infection at plant scale, and of the leaf emergence rate, which is linked with cropping practices, on the severity of BLSD”
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Landry, C.; Bonnot, F.; Ravigné, V.; et al. RePEc: Research Papers in Economics
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- Method / resource Sensitivity analysis identified lesion growth rate, infection efficiency and incubation period as the most influential epidemiological parameters.
- Method / resource Posterior densities precisely characterized pathogen life history traits.
- Method / resource Evaluation on an independent dataset confirmed good predictive quality for the banana disease model.
- Method / resource Simulations evaluated the effects of host resistance components on black leaf streak severity.
- Method / resource Simulations evaluated the impact of leaf emergence rate on black leaf streak severity.