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Primary productivity in subsidized green-brown food webs

2021-12-23

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1 Ecosystems worldwide receive large amounts of nutrients from both natural processes and human activities. While direct subsidy effects on primary productivity are relatively well known (the green food web), the indirect effects of subsidies on producers as mediated by the brown food web and predators have been neglected. With a dynamical green-brown food web model, parameterized using empirical estimates from th...

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Literature Corpus work: 202d6f7a-a4fe-55fa-a373-f9e6c767f21a
DOI: 10.1101/2021.12.22.473860

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