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T1  - Manipulating host resistance structure reveals impact of pathogen dispersal and environmental heterogeneity on epidemics 
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UR  - http://hdl.handle.net/10138/297082 
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A1  - Penczykowski, Rachel M.; Parratt, Steven R.; Barres, Benoit; Sallinen, Suvi K.; Laine, Anna-Liisa 
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Y1  - 2018 
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AB  - Understanding how variation in hosts, parasites, and the environment shapes patterns of disease is key to predicting ecological and evolutionary outcomes of epidemics. Yet in spatially structured populations, variation in host resistance may be spatially confounded with variation in parasite dispersal and environmental factors that affect disease processes. To tease apart these disease drivers, we paired surveys of natural epidemics with experiments manipulating spatial variation in host suscept... 
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KW  - host resistance; host-parasite interaction; microclimate; parasite dispersal; plant-pathogen interaction; spatial epidemiology; PLANT-PATHOGEN; INFECTIOUS-DISEASE; GENETIC DIVERSITY; MULTILINE CULTIVARS; DYNAMICS; POPULATIONS; PARASITE; SUSCEPTIBILITY; EVOLUTION; MIXTURES; 1181 Ecology, evolutionary biology 
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