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. 2016 Apr 1;10(11):2725–2733. doi: 10.1038/ismej.2016.49

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Population dynamics of two species living on a single substrate in a chemostat, modelled using an empirical, kinetic model (a, b) and a thermodynamic model (c, d) (see Materials and methods). Panels (b and d) show relative biomass of species X₁ (dashed line), with v_max=1, K=0.1 and and species X₂ (continuous line) with v_max=1, K=0.01 and . Total biomass is scaled to 1. Chemostat model parameters are λ=0.1 and S₀=1000.

Inline graphic — Population dynamics of two species living on a single substrate in a chemostat, modelled using an empirical, kinetic model (a, b) and a thermodynamic model (c, d) (see Materials and methods). Panels (b and d) show relative biomass of species X₁ (dashed line), with v_max=1, K=0.1 and and species X₂ (continuous line) with v_max=1, K=0.01 and . Total biomass is scaled to 1. Chemostat model parameters are λ=0.1 and S₀=1000.

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