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Effects of additional food on predator-prey systems with monotonic and non-monotonic functional response: a comparative study
2012
International Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences
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In this paper, we have proposed predator-prey models with monotonic and non-monotonic functional response with additional food to top-predator. Bifurcation analysis of the proposed models confirm the vital role of response function in the controllability of the predator-prey system dynamics with additional food. We observe that additional food is a very powerful tool for controlling dynamics of a predator-prey model with monotonic functional response but not very useful for the system with non-monotonic response function.
doi:10.14419/ijbas.v1i2.65
fatcat:bzryfk5k5rbb5nfih65eblgjju