Synergism and antagonism among multiple stressors¶
Folt, C. L., Chen, Moore, & Burnaford, J. (1999). Synergism and antagonism among multiple stressors. Limnology and Oceanography, 864-877.
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- Potentiation
- Synergy (common misclassification): Both potentiation and synergy involve enhancement of response under combined or repeated exposure, but they occupy different logical space, as Folt, Chen, Moore, and Burnaford (1999) clarify in their multi-stressor framework.
This sourceCross-domain framework distinguishing synergy (simultaneous combined excess effect) from history-dependent sensitization in multi-stressor ecological systems.
- Synergy (common misclassification): Both potentiation and synergy involve enhancement of response under combined or repeated exposure, but they occupy different logical space, as Folt, Chen, Moore, and Burnaford (1999) clarify in their multi-stressor framework.
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