
Description:This repository contains the full codebase and data used to generate all figures and a few analytical analyses presented in the paper "The Cost of Fungicide Resistance Evolution in Multi-Field Plant Epidemics." The study develops a spatially implicit mathematical model of crop disease dynamics combined with economic analysis to estimate the indirect cost of fungicide resistance evolution to assist in designing sustainable agricultural policies. The code is organized by figure number and includes: MATLAB and Python scripts for model simulations, parameter exploration, and figure generation Supplementary symbolic computations for R_0, equilibrium points, and their stability Final figure files for direct reference and verification Software and Tools: MATLAB R2022b (including Symbolic Math Toolbox and Parallel Computing Toolbox) Python 3.8.5 Jupyter Notebook 6.1.4 Mathematica 13.1 (for analytical result verification) Reproducibility:Each folder contains instructions on how to reproduce the respective figure. Users can modify parameter values for customized analysis. Ensure the necessary dependencies are installed before running simulations. Contact:For questions or clarifications, please contact the corresponding author as listed in the manuscript.
Fungicide resistance, Population dynamics, Epidemiology, Cost-benefit analysis, Sustainable agriculture, Agroeconomics
Fungicide resistance, Population dynamics, Epidemiology, Cost-benefit analysis, Sustainable agriculture, Agroeconomics
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