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Fig 1.

Plot of normal probability for the citrus canker disease predictive model based on two years data.

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Fig 2.

Residual versus fit plot for the regression model of citrus canker disease.

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Table 1.

Regression model’s coefficients of variables for citrus canker disease.

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Fig 3.

A fitted line plot for citrus canker disease with observed and predicted data points at 95% confidence and predictive intervals.

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Table 2.

Pearson correlation matrix of various environmental factors with citrus canker disease on different citrus varieties during 2017–18.

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Table 3.

Correlation of environmental factors with canker disease on different varieties of citrus for 2018–19.

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Fig 4.

Relationship of maximum temperature with the development of citrus canker disease with during 2017–18 (A) and 2018–19 (B).

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Fig 5.

Relationship of minimum temperature with the development of citrus canker disease during 2017–18 (A) and 2018–19 (B).

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Fig 6.

Relationship of relative humidity with the development of citrus canker disease during 2017–18 (A) and 2018–19 (B).

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Fig 7.

Relationship of rainfall with the development of citrus canker disease during 2017–18 (A) and 2018–19 (B).

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Fig 8.

Relationship of wind speed with the development of citrus canker disease during 2017–18 (A) and 2018–19 (B).

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