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We study the lasing dynamics of individual ZnO nanorods by time-resolved mu-photoluminescence. The distinct laser modes show gain competition and pronounced shifts as a function of excitation density. This behavior can be understood in terms of many-particle effects within an inverted electron-hole plasma and of the calculated mode spectra of the particular nanorod, whose geometry is known from electron microscope investigations.
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