Preferential allocation of benefits and resource competition among recipients allows coexistence of symbionts within hosts

Preferential allocation of benefits and resource competition among recipients allows coexistence of symbionts within hosts
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受益者之间利益的优先分配和资源竞争允许宿主内共生体共存

DOI:
10.1086/718643
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发表时间:
2021
期刊:
The American Naturalist
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通讯作者:
Bever, James D.
Bever, James D.
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作者:
Ghosh, Shyamolina;Reuman, Daniel;Bever, James D.

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Functionally variable symbionts commonly co-occur including within the roots of individual plants, in spite of arguments from simple models of the stability of mutualism that predict competitive exclusion among symbionts. We explore this paradox by evaluating the dynamics generated by symbiont competition for plant resources and the plant’s preferential allocation to the most beneficial symbiont using a system of differential equations representing the densities of mutualistic and nonmutualistic symbionts and the level of preferentially allocated and nonpreferentially allocated resources for which the symbionts compete. We find that host preferential allocation and costs of mutualism generate resource specialization that makes the coexistence of beneficial and nonbeneficial symbionts possible. Furthermore, coexistence becomes likely because of negative physiological feedbacks in host preferential allocation. We find that biologically realistic models of plant physiology and symbiont competition predict that the coexistence of beneficial and nonbeneficial symbionts should be common in root symbioses and that the density and relative abundance of mutualists should increase in proportion to the needs of the host.