Stochastic Model of Insect Phenology: Estimation and Testing
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Summary
A biologically based phenology model is described for use in integrated pest management that predicts the proportion of insects in a population in various stages of development as a stochastic function of accumulated degree-days.
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- article
- Published
- 1986-06-01
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- 70
- References
- 6
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Keywords
Biology, Phenology, Insect, Ecology, Estimation
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