Consequently, algal strains selected for mass production in the laboratory may fail to perform well or outcompete local algal strains under outdoor production conditions.
It is not surprising that D. sicula may outcompete S. mediterranea, which at present has been reduced to a single locality found in Tunisia, despite a reasonable sampling coverage.
The harlequin ladybird prefers aphids, but is a very generalist feeder and may outcompete many of its counterparts for a variety of foods.
That is, organisms that can switch rapidly in response to fluctuations in external conditions may outcompete fast-growing organisms.
The formerly isolated branch of the snail lineage may outcompete their ancestral population, causing it to go extinct.
Under ammonia-limited conditions, organisms with Nitrosopumilus-like kinetics may outcompete AOB and dominate nitrification, while AOB may be more competitive in environments higher nutrient levels.
In these states, it is considered to be an invasive species and there is concern that it may outcompete native species of amphibians and upset the ecological balance.
However, after treatment is discontinued, sensitive wild type strains may outcompete resistant ones.
Undetected multidrug-resistant strains in a mixed infection may outcompete drug-susceptible strains during antibiotic treatment [ 17].
Importantly, they also presented evidence that 2-HG may outcompete α-KG, since 2-HG levels affected many enzymatic functions normally dependent on α-KG.
