US EditionPlants with higher biomass accrual rates drive infectious disease outcomes in multi-host annual plant communities
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Plants with higher biomass accrual rates drive infectious disease outcomes in multi-host annual plant communities
Margaret W. Simon, University of Kansas, USA, discusses her article: Fast-growing annual plants drive disease spillover in multi-host communities Infectious plant diseases affect hosts in natural, agricultural, and urban systems. Modeling studies can help predict these effects, but traditional disease models were developed for animal systems. These models are not well suited for plant disease…
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