Dynamics of a Host-Parasitoid Model Related to Pennycuick Growth Form
Abstract
In this study, the dynamical results of the model by obtaining the steady states existing in the host-parasitoid model were given. Also, some results relating to steady states of the model by depending the parameter made from biological assumptions were obtained.
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