Ascospores and Conidia experimental sites model fit results.

Maximum likelihood estimation of the different parameters considering the different dispersal kernels tested. N holds for the number or parameters, LL for maximum likelihood, So is the source strength, μ and v (degree) are the direction of the density and distance anisotropy functions respectively, δ and k are the variability around the mean for the density and distance anisotropy functions respectively, g0 is a constant that cannot be compared between different kernel, b is the parameter of the shape of the tail and τ is the negative-binomial dispersion parameter. R2 is the coefficient of determination between observed and predicted densities of resistant lesions. AIC was calculated as AIC = 2*N - 2LL. CI for 95% confidence intervals calculated for the best model only. Best model (i.e., lower AIC) and significant values of anisotropy functions are highlighted in bold.