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Modelling fungal competition for space:Towards prediction of community dynamics

Diogenis Kiziridis, Mike Fowler Orcid Logo, Chenggui Yuan Orcid Logo

Discrete & Continuous Dynamical Systems - B, Volume: 22, Issue: 11, Pages: 4411 - 4426

Swansea University Authors: Diogenis Kiziridis, Mike Fowler Orcid Logo, Chenggui Yuan Orcid Logo

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DOI (Published version): 10.3934/dcdsb.2020104

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Filamentous fungi contribute to ecosystem and human-induced processes such as primary production, bioremediation, biogeochemical cycling and biocontrol. Predicting the dynamics of fungal communities can hence improve our forecasts of ecological processes which depend on fungal community structure. I...

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Published in: Discrete & Continuous Dynamical Systems - B
ISSN: 1553-524X
Published: American Institute of Mathematical Sciences (AIMS) 2020
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title Modelling fungal competition for space:Towards prediction of community dynamics
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title_short Modelling fungal competition for space:Towards prediction of community dynamics
title_full Modelling fungal competition for space:Towards prediction of community dynamics
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description Filamentous fungi contribute to ecosystem and human-induced processes such as primary production, bioremediation, biogeochemical cycling and biocontrol. Predicting the dynamics of fungal communities can hence improve our forecasts of ecological processes which depend on fungal community structure. In this work, simple theoretical models of fungal interactions with ordinary and partial differential equations are established, and to validate model predictions against community dynamics of a three species empirical system. We found that space is an important factor for the prediction of community dynamics, since the performance was poor for models of ordinary differential equations assuming well-mixed nutrient substrate. The models of partial differential equations could satisfactorily predict the dynamics of a single species, but exhibited limitations which prevented the prediction of empirical community dynamics. One such limitation is the arbitrary choice of a threshold local density above which a fungal mycelium is considered present in the model. In conclusion, spatially explicit simulation models, able to incorporate different factors influencing interaction outcomes and hence dynamics, appear as a more promising direction towards prediction of fungal community dynamics.
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