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The formation of mutualistic and pathogenic symbiont gradients in host ranges

2026-07-22

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The impacts of symbionts on their hosts can range from mutualistic to pathogenic, often changing in strength or even sign with context. When context varies spatially, spatial heterogeneity in species interactions can arise, including gradients in symbiont impacts on their hosts. One case where symbiont gradients have been well-studied is patterns of virulence for pathogens spreading across a stationary host popula...

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9be26027-087b-5699-9136-1ec5141728c5
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10.22541/authorea.15006428/v1
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