Alternative stable states in a stage-structured consumer–resource biomass model with niche shift and seasonal reproduction
We formulate and analyze a stage-structured consumer–resource biomass model, in which consumers reproduce in a pulsed event at the beginning of a growing season and furthermore go through a niche shift during their life history. We show that the resulting semi-discrete model can exhibit two stable s...
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