Although not strictly significant, an increase in abundance of the fungivorous sap beetle G. quadripunctatus from 0 to 20 individuals in early succession increased probability of G. applanatum presence in late succession with as much as 43% in closed and 25% in open habitat (Fig. 2 ), as predicted from the model (Table 1 ).
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Priority effects of early successional insects influence late successional fungi in dead wood.
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