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Resisting annihilation: relationships between functional trait dissimilarity, assemblage competitive power and allelopathy.

Ecology letters - 1 Sept 2018

Muhl Rika M W, Roelke Daniel L, Zohary Tamar, Moustaka-Gouni Maria, Sommer Ulrich, Borics Gábor, Gaedke Ursula, Withrow Frances G, Bhattacharyya Joydeb

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Allelopathic species can alter biodiversity. Using simulated assemblages that are characterised by neutrality, lumpy coexistence and intransitivity, we explore relationships between within-assemblage competitive dissimilarities and resistance to allelopathic species. An emergent behaviour from our models is that assemblages are more resistant to allelopathy when members strongly compete exploitatively (high...

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PMID: 29992677
DOI: 10.1111/ele.13109

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