Mathematical modelling of crop disease
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Mathematical modelling of crop disease
（Advances in plant pathology / series edited by D.S. Ingram and P.H. Williams, v. 3）
Academic Press, 1985
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Includes bibliographies and index
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Description
Advances in Plant Pathology is a new series designed to be flexible in its thorough coverage of the field. The volumes concentrate on ideas and interpretations and are controversial when appropriate. The audience is intended to be wide and diverse and to include undergraduates, graduate students, researchers, faculty, and research agronomists.
Table of Contents
C.A. Gilligan, Introduction. D.I. Rouse, Construction of Temporal Models: I. Disease Progress of Air-Borne Pathogens. B. Hau, S.P. Eisensmith, and J. Kranz, Construction of Temporal Models: Simulation of Aerial Epidemics. C.A. Gilligan, Construction of Temporal Models: Disease Progress of Soil-Borne Pathogens. H.A. McCartney and B.D.L. Fitt, Construction of Dispersal Models. D.R. MacKenzie and M.H. Royer, Genetic Modelling for Crop Disease Management. W.E. Fry and G.R. Fohner, Construction of Predictive Models: Forecasting Disease Development. P.S. Teng, Construction of Predictive Models: Forecasting Crop Losses. D.J. Butt and M.J. Deyer, The Practical Implementation of Models in Crop Disease Management. J.C. Zadoks and R. Rabbinge, Modelling to a Purpose. Each chapter includes references. Index.
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