论文信息 - Strategy for Pesticide Use: Frequency and Applications

Strategy for Pesticide Use: Frequency and Applications

A pest control model with multiple treatments is presented. Population dynamics and damage rates are temperature dependent with predation affected by pesticide application. Pesticide tolerance distribution is used for constructing the estimated kill function. Mathematical-numerical optimization is applied, selecting frequency and dosage which minimize control costs and crop damage.

Itshak Borosh | Hovav Talpaz | I. Borosh | H. Talpaz

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