Competitive Dominance is a theoretical construct in ecological entomology that denotes the superior ability of a particular insect species to acquire and control limited resources relative to competing species under conditions of shared habitat and resource scarcity.
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A Competitive Ratio for Quantifying Competition Between Intercrops
R. W. Willey, M. R. Rao · Experimental Agriculture · 1980 · 510 citations · Full text
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