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A discrete-time nutrients-phytoplankton-oysters mathematical model of a bay ecosystem.
Journal of Biological Dynamics 2023 December
Populations are generally censused daily, weekly, monthly or annually. In this paper, we introduce a discrete-time nutrients-phytoplankton-oysters (NPO) model that describes the interactions of nutrients, phytoplankton and oysters in a bay ecosystem. We compute the threshold parameter RN for persistence of phytoplankton with or without oysters. When RN<1, then both phytoplankton and oysters populations go extinct. However, when RN>1, we show that the model may exhibit two scenarios: (1) a locally asymptotically stable equilibrium with positive values of nutrients and phytoplankton with oysters missing, and (2) a locally asymptotically stable interior equilibrium with positive values of nutrients, phytoplankton and oysters. We use sensitivity analysis to study the impact of human and environmental factors on the model. We use examples to illustrate that some human activities and environmental factors can force the interior equilibrium to undergo a Neimark-Sacker bifurcation which generates phytoplankton blooms with oscillations in oysters population and nutrients level.
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