competitive exclusion

collocation in English

meanings of competitiveand exclusion

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competitive
adjective
uk /kəmˈpet.ɪ.tɪv/ us /kəmˈpet̬.ə.t̬ɪv/
involving ...
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exclusion
noun[C or U]
uk /ɪkˈskluː.ʒən/ us /ɪkˈskluː.ʒən/
the act of not allowing someone or something to take part in an activity or to enter ...
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Examples of competitive exclusion

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On the role of natural enemies in preventing competitiveexclusion in some marine animals and in rain forest trees.
The role of natural enemies in preventing competitiveexclusion in some marine animals and rain forest trees.
Competitiveexclusion, to prevent salmonella, has been in wide use for over 20 years.
This suggests their population size is related to habitat rather than competitiveexclusion as previously postulated.
Competition becomes more important as soon as the vegetation reaches the low-biomass grassland state, and competitiveexclusion may occur.
On the role of natural enemies in preventing competitiveexclusion in some marine animals and rain forest trees.
On the role of natural enemies in preventing competitiveexclusion in some marine animals and in rainforest trees.
On the role of natural enemies in preventing competitiveexclusion in some marine animals and in rain forest.
On the role of natural enemies in preventing competitiveexclusion in some marine animals and in tropical rain forest trees.
If mechanisms such as competitiveexclusion are acting, though, one would expect the distribution of richness values to depart from that expected by chance.
Furthermore, the weak disperser was also inferior judging by the observed competitiveexclusion.
These include specific colonization-inhibition (competitiveexclusion) in which the protective bacteria exert a profound resistance to establishment and colonization by other related bacteria.
Therefore, it is possible that these sets of species evolved in isolation and represent an evolutionary effect and not competitiveexclusion.
Moreover, spatial separation or restrictions in habitat use of herbivores may prevent competitiveexclusion, at least on a small timescale.
On the role of natural enemies in preventing competitiveexclusion in some marine mammals and in rain forest trees.
Prospects for ' competitiveexclusion ' treatment to control salmonellosis and other foodborne pathogens in poultry.
On the role of natural enemies in preventing competitiveexclusion in some marine animals and rainforest trees.
In fertile sites, competitiveexclusion may occur within the light-demanding species, resulting in a decline in local tree diversity.
On the role of natural enemies in preventing competitiveexclusion in some marine mammals and in rainforest trees.
Competitiveexclusion from these tundra communities can further be prevented through gap creation by over-winter frostheaving or death of adults.
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