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Fluctuating growth rate and spatial diffusion shape plankton diversity
Planktonic communities exhibit ubiquitous population distributions and patchy spatial structures, yet the fundamental mechanisms driving them remain debated. Here, we derive these regularities from a minimalistic theoretical description that incorporates stochastic fluctuations in growth rates and e
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