ArticleEvolution letters2018
Competitive species interactions constrain abiotic adaptation in a bacterial soil community.
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Abstract
Studies of abiotic adaptation often consider single species in isolation, yet natural communities contain many coexisting species which could limit or promote abiotic adaptation. Here we show, using soil bacterial communities, that evolving in the presence of a competitor constrained abiotic adaptation. Specifically,
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