Maturation

Here we describe the single parameter associated with maturation.

Table 1: Summary of model parameters associated with maturation.

In-text	In-code	Definition
\(\color{blue}{as.matur}\)	\(\color{blue}{as.matur}\)	The probability of maturation from an immature stage to the mature stage for each cytotype.

Maturation rate, \(as.mature = c(M_{2}, M_{3}, M_{4})\), is the probability an immature will become reproductively mature. Each generation the number of immature individuals that become mature is sampled based on a binominal distribution with \(c_{i,1}(t)\) trials and probability of success equal to \(M_{i}\). As maturation rate increases, the number of individuals that mature increases (Figure 1).

Figure 1: Expected number of individuals to mature when we sample a binomial distribution based on the the maturation probability.