Estimating Diabrotica virgifera virgifera damage functions with field trial data: applying an unbalanced nested error component model

By Z. Dun, P. Mitchell, M. Agosti. 2009

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Subfields: Insect Science, Molecular Biology

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1. Michael E. Gray
2. R. Estes
3. N. Tinsley
4. E. Fall
5. J. Wesseler

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1. Michael E. Gray
2. R. Estes
3. N. Tinsley
4. E. Fall
5. J. Wesseler

Citations in the corpus

• Potential damage costs of Diabrotica virgifera virgifera infestation in Europe – the ‘no control’ scenario (2010, methodology): “To simplify the analysis we only consider the area allocated for continuous maize as susceptible for infestation, as damages during the 1st year of infestation are almost zero (Dun et al. 2010) and crop rotation is an effective WCR control method.”
• Validation of a nested error component model to estimate damage caused by corn rootworm larvae (2013, methodology): “Dun et al. (2010) observed that the damage functions for corn rootworm larvae in Illinois and Italy differed substantially – one of the primary differences between these two locations is the use of irrigation in the Italian experiments.”