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Dispersal of a dominant competitor can drive multispecies coexistence in biofilms

2023-11-28

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Despite competition for both space and nutrients, bacterial species often coexist within structured, surface-attached communities termed biofilms. While these communities play important, widespread roles in ecosystems and are agents of human infection, understanding how multiple bacterial species assemble to form these communities and what physical processes underpin the composition of multispecies biofilms remain...

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Literature Corpus work: b64055f8-90b2-5475-a84c-1521daf3c51f
DOI: 10.1101/2023.11.28.569042

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