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Longer durability of host-parasite interaction increases host density

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By Patch Thongthaisong, Biology Potsdam Germany, Minoru Kasada, Inland Fisheries Germany
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Introduction One of the main differences between parasites and predators is that parasites take a longer time to complete the exploitation of an individual victim. This applies specifically if comparing parasitism and predation that end with victim death. This longer ‘interaction durability' (Combes 2001, Lafferty and Kuris 2002, Raffel et al. 2010) enables parasites to not only exploit host biomass but also host metabolism and other products to build up parasite propagules (Combes 2001).
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Synergistic effects of predation and parasitism on competition between edible and inedible phytoplankton

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By Minoru Kasada, Sabine Wollrab Verified, Patch Thongthaisong, Christine Kiel
| BioRxiv
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