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The coevolution of two phytoplankton species on a single resource: allelopathy as a pseudo-mixotrophy.

Theoretical population biology - 1 Feb 2009

Roy Shovonlal

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Without the top-down effects and the external/physical forcing, a stable coexistence of two phytoplankton species under a single resource is impossible - a result well known from the principle of competitive exclusion. Here I demonstrate by analysis of a mathematical model that such a stable coexistence in a homogeneous media without any external factor would be possible, at least theoretically, provided (i) one...

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PMID: 19116158
DOI: 10.1016/j.tpb.2008.11.003

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