Figure 2. Changes in the mean equilibrium biomass of all food
web compartments with increasing \(N_{\max}\) under the assumption of
(a) linear food uptake terms (Miki et al. 2011) (M1), (b-c) saturating
food uptake terms for (b) non-adaptive zooplankton with no prey
preference (\(p_{Z}\) = 0.5) (M2), (c) adaptive zooplankton with
adaptive prey preference (\(p_{Z}(t)\)) (M2+). In panel (d) the
distribution of energy flow in the food web is illustrated for Regime I
and Regime II of M2+. The relative energy flow along each interaction
link is illustrated by the width of the brown shaded area for Regime I
(at \(N_{\max}\) = 25 μgP·L-1) and Regime II (at\(N_{\max}\) = 65 μgP·L-1 and \(p_{Z}^{*}\)= 0.3034).
Panels (e-f) show a comparison of M1, M2 and M2+ for (e) relative
contribution of fungi to net energy gain of zooplankton and (f) transfer
efficiency along the mycoloop.