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1. The stress‐gradient hypothesis predicts an increase in the importance and intensity of positive species interactions towards extreme ends of gradients generated by either physical stress or consumer pressure. However, little attention has been devoted to assessing how the co‐occurrence of different gradients of stress and variations in the abundance of the benefactor can influence switches in species...