Sentences with phrase «beneficial symbiosis»
However, sometimes this mutually beneficial symbiosis goes awry, and the microbes start «acting out».
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The remarkable density of life at deep - sea hydrothermal vents is explained by the mutually beneficial symbiosis of invertebrate animals and sulfide - oxidizing bacteria that colonize their cells
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Given the deep interdependence between the two, they can only benefit in the long term by remaining pragmatic and in a relationship that essentially mirrors symbiosis, which in nature refers to a prolonged association that is mutually beneficial.
«This new research has turned the assumption that symbiosis is mutually beneficial on its head.»
The findings, published in Science in July 2013, highlight a surprising idea in biology: that symbiosis — a long - term, stable and often beneficial interaction between organisms — could drive two populations apart, the first step in the development of new species.
Probiotics are bacteria, or yeasts that are beneficial to humans, living in symbiosis with us.
Aquaponic systems typically have a lower carbon footprint than traditional soil, hydroponic, or aquaculture farms, due to the symbiosis between the fish, the beneficial bacteria, and the plants.