Paper · 2008 · Anhui nongye kexue

Forecast Model for Occurrence Degree of Wheat Stripe Rust Using Meteorological Data

Wei-Chang Liu

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Abstract

[Objective] The aim of this study is to establish the model for forecasting wheat stripe rust occurrence condition using meteorological factors.[Method] Based on the data of wheat stripe rust occurrence degrees of previous years and the meteorological data at corresponding periods,the methods of grey correlation analysis and fuzzy mathematics were employed to establish the forecast model for four pathogenesis indices according to the time sequence before winter,early Mar.,early Apr.and middle May.Thus,the criterion for forecasting the occurrence degree of wheat stripe rust was obtained based on the distribution method of arithmetic progression.[Result] The model corresponding to meteorological conditions for forecasting wheat stripe rust was successfully established.According to the verification,the forecasting results before winter and in Early Mar.are more severer than the real occurrence condition,while the forecasting results in Early Apr.and Middle May are basically consistent with real values.[Conclusion] The results of the present study may avail the control of wheat stripe rust in Henan Province.

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The meteorological forecast model for wheat stripe rust was established.

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forecasting wheat stripe ruste0

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“The model corresponding to meteorological conditions for forecasting wheat stripe rust was successfully established”

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Forecasts before winter and in early March were more severe than actual occurrence.

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“forecasting results before winter and in Early Mar.are more severer than the real occurrence condition”

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“Forecast Model for Occurrence Degree of Wheat Stripe Rust Using Meteorological Data”

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Forecasts in early April and middle May were approximately consistent with observed occurrence.

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forecasting results in Early Apr.and Middle Maye0
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“forecasting results in Early Apr.and Middle May are basically consistent with real values”

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“Forecast Model for Occurrence Degree of Wheat Stripe Rust Using Meteorological Data”

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