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Coexistence of two microbial populations competing for a renewable resource in a non-predator-prey system
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    Coexistence of two microbial populations competing for a renewable resource in a non-predator-prey system (English)
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    A food chain involving commensalism, competition and amensalism is presented here. Two subcases are considered. It is only when maintenance effects are taken into account that coexistence, in limit cycles, can occur for this system. Limit cycle solutions for the system are demonstrated with the help of computer simulations. Some necessary conditions for coexistence are presented, as are some speculations regarding the possible physical explanations of the results.
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    coexistence of microbial populations
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    renewable resource
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    non-predator- prey system
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    competition
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    food chain
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    limit cycles
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