Mathematical Simulation Technique for Mortality in an Insect Population

Chen, W.; Allen, J. C.

doi:10.1093/besa/29.3.31

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“…Distributed delays, where the exact physiological age of individuals is not known, and where a development stage is divided into an arbitrary number of substages to which age-dependent processes may be applied (e.g. Chen and Allen 1983), do not lend themselves readily to such simulation.…”

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A Method of Describing and Using Variability in Development Rates for the Simulation of Insect Phenology

Régnière

1984

Can Entomol

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An analytical method for the description of intrinsic variability in insect development rates for incorporation in phenology models is presented. Two sets of experimental data are used as examples. The method is easy to apply, can describe data accurately, produces highly realistic simulations of insect development, and is amenable to the simulation of age-dependent mortality, feeding, and reproduction. The method was developed for univoltine insects with discrete generations, but it can also be applied to multivoltine species with overlapping generations. A modification of the method to handle small samples is also discussed and applied to data.

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A Method of Describing and Using Variability in Development Rates for the Simulation of Insect Phenology

Régnière

1984

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Mathematical Simulation Technique for Mortality in an Insect Population

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A Method of Describing and Using Variability in Development Rates for the Simulation of Insect Phenology

A Method of Describing and Using Variability in Development Rates for the Simulation of Insect Phenology

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