The Aerobiology Pathway

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Figure 2.9 <strong>The</strong> process of inoculummdispersal in splash droplets as raindrops strike thin films of water covering host surfsce (Fitt et al., 1989). stem extension and splash dispersal (Walklate, 1999; Walklate et al., 1989; Pielaat et al., 2001). Large splash droplets (ballistic drops) tend to travel relatively short distances in wind, e.g.
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