Titlebook: Experimental Techniques in Plant Disease Epidemiology; Jürgen Kranz,Joseph Rotem Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Heidelberg 1988 Pathogen.dynami

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Techniques of Controlled-Condition Experimentss, were found to appear also in the new, apparently adverse habitats. This phenomenon usually results from intensive cropping techniques which render originally adverse habitats more favourable to disease development. However, experiments under controlled conditions (CC) showed that some pathogens p

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Quantitative Assessment of Inoculum Production, Dispersal, Deposition, Survival and Infectiousness io cause under the specific conditions of environmental and host factors. Evaluation of these components and of their integrated effects is often so difficult that they constitute the “black boxes” in many epidemiological analyses. There are no research techniques that will eliminate completely these

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Analysis of the Spatial Pattern of Soilborne Pathogensy equivocal view of spatial pattern of these pathogens. Data are routinely interpreted as though inoculum, infection and disease occurred at random. The assumption of randomness implies that the probability of occurrence of a propagule of inoculum, an infection or a lesion at a given site within a p

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Seminar

The Analysis of Weather Factors in Epidemiology the preceding Chap. 7 by Sutton et al. It is concerned with the formulation of biometeorological variables and their relationship with the interactions between host (see also Seem, Chap. 4), pathogen and environment. At first, however, we shall define some fundamental meteorological terms, definiti

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