Interactions between two functionally distinct aquatic invertebrate herbivores complicate ecosystem- and population-level resilience
Resilience, the capacity for a system to bounce-back after a perturbation, is critical for conservation and restoration efforts.Different functional traits have differential effects on system-level resilience.We test this experimentally in a lab system consisting of algae consumed by zooplankton, snails, or both, using an eutrophication event as a