Resource Competition and Community Structure¶
Tilman, D. (1982). Resource Competition and Community Structure. Princeton University Press.
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- Competition
- The scarcity structure — what exactly is being competed for, and how fixed its supply is — determines who wins and how intensely the contest plays out.
This sourceDevelops a mechanistic, resource-based theory of competition (the R* rule): the consumer that draws the limiting resource to the lowest equilibrium level excludes its competitors, so competitive outcome — who wins and how intensely — is set by relative efficiency on the limiting resource and the structure of resource supply.
- The scarcity structure — what exactly is being competed for, and how fixed its supply is — determines who wins and how intensely the contest plays out.
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