Generalized stability conditions for host–parasitoid population dynamics: Implications for biological control
Abstract
Discrete-time models are the traditional approach for capturing population dynamics of insects living in the temperate regions of the world. We revisit classical discrete-time models of host–parasitoid population dynamics and provide novel results on the stability of the population dynamics. Discrete-time host–parasitoid models are characterized by update functions that connect the population densities from one year to the next, and a host...
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Title
Generalized stability conditions for host–parasitoid population dynamics: Implications for biological control
Published Date
Sep 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
456
Pages
109656 - 109656
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