Sentences with phrase «symbioses with»

We are particularly interested in their symbioses with N2 - fixing cyanobacteria, which provide plants with their own source of nitrogen fertilizer.

And: «This genus, comprising over 600 different species, not only produces the poisonous alkaloids, but also lives in symbioses with bacteria to bind nitrogen.»

However, the Kiel researchers noticed that Crotalaria grown in their greenhouses is free of alkaloids — and also free of the typical root nodules, which indicate the symbioses with bacteria.

More than 80 % of all land plants live in so - called arbuscular mycorrhizal symbioses with fungi that colonize their root systems.

The world is never real for the man except by symbioses with women.

Catholicism thus developed a remarkable symbiosis with the new system of modern sovereignty — so long as it was in the hands of Catholic families.

Doesn't every living body exist in symbiosis with its external milieu?

To the extent that the utilitarian critique was not itself able to construct a moral - religious context for a viable society, it has had to fall back on an uneasy symbiosis with the traditional pattern that it continues to undermine.

Powerpoint Presentation: University biologists explained the mysterious underground life of truffles — a complex symbiosis with forest tree roots.

Does organic lettuce grown in water in symbiosis with cultured fish meet organic consumer expectations?

Tracks the production of children in symbiosis with pervasive technology across a wide range of perspectives, from resistance to ethnographic analysis to science fiction.

That's when I first rode «Listen to the Land,» a slow boat tour through futuristic greenhouses in which plants sprouted from Styrofoam, hung from floating rails, and thrived in symbiosis with tilapia farms.

They can help with recovery from an illness or literally make you sick: Billions of micro-organisms, most of which are found in the intestines, as well as on the skin and other regions of the body, living in symbiosis with the host.

By measuring the levels of various substances in the shoots of the legume, which lives in symbiosis with fungi, and combining the results with large - scale genetic studies, the researchers have found that the levels of secondary substances (flavonoids and terpenoids) rise in the shoots as a result of the increased hormonal levels.

«Plants become more tolerant when living in symbiosis with fungi.»

Most crops can form symbiosis with fungi to gain key nutrients.

Researchers were surprised to find that many of today's free - wheeling fungi are descended from species that lived in symbiosis with other organisms as lichens.

A new «cheater» species of orchid from Japan, lives off nutrients obtained via a special kind of symbiosis with fungi.

The species is known from its symbiosis with bacteria that feed on methane.

It is not only plants that live in symbiosis with fungi.

In addition, a network of interconnected plastids that originated from an ancient symbiosis with red alga radiate from the retinal body.

Some species therefore form a symbiosis with soil bacteria, allowing them to bind nitrogen from the air,» explains Professor Dietrich Ober from the CAU's Botanical Institute.

This ancient symbiosis with soil fungi is thought to be how plants survived on land millions of years before they evolved roots.

Corals such as the one depicted below have a symbiosis with multiple single - celled organisms called zooxanthellae.

Many microbes eventually merged into symbiosis with other microbial types (e.g., acid and heat lovers, swimmers, and producers and breathers of oxygen as well as hydrogen and methane).

Corals» sensitivity is a consequence of their evolutionary investment in symbiosis with the dinoflagellate alga, Symbiodinium.

MT - EPSCoR Focus 1: The genomics of a beetle - fungal symbiosis with massive implications for forest disturbance ecology and climate

Grown as cover crops in order to enrich soil, legumes are typically higher in protein than other crop plants, probably due to their symbiosis with...» More...

Because these beetles are the largest and most impactful engineers of forest ecosystems, understanding their symbiosis with fungi is key to understanding forest health.

Grown as cover crops in order to enrich soil, legumes are typically higher in protein than other crop plants, probably due to their symbiosis with nitrogen - fixing bacteria.

Our project, Genomics of a Beetle - fungal symbiosis with massive implications for forest Disturbance Ecology, aims to understand the obligate relationship between bark and ambrosia beetles and their symbiotic fungi.

The bacteria live in symbiosis with us, boosting our immunity, and taking in exchange foods that we can not digest.

[link] Since we know that only bacteria are capable of producing vitamin B12, it is therefore bacteria which growing in symbiosis with Chlorella that make this vitamin.

Probiotics are bacteria, or yeasts that are beneficial to humans, living in symbiosis with us.

Our bodies are designed to live in symbiosis with ALL bugs, both good and bad.

A fashion synaesthesia takes over, with the tactility and flow of the garments are in perfect symbiosis with the wearer.

You seem so relaxed and happy, almost like you were in the perfect symbiosis with the city.

Locked in neurotic symbiosis with his mother, Konstantin also pines after Nina (Saoirse Ronan), a fair but fickle maiden on loan from another estate.

With Lifeforce, Hooper parodies the sexual panic that informs the classic vampire tale, which is often famously preoccupied with the fear that giving in to what truly turns you on could upset your carefully governed symbiosis with the rest of society — a subtext that Hooper immediately elevates to text with a series of opening moments that follow Tom's crew as they enter a collection of alien chambers that must surely constitute some of the most vaginally symbolic imagery in all of American cinema.

Over the past two decades, many efforts to infuse K — 12 education with innovation and enterprise have flamed out or settled into cozy symbiosis with the status quo.

The sculpted appearance lends it classic elegance that forms a perfect symbiosis with the modern - progressive design idiom.

In this mountainous region, which is characterized by steep fields of pasture and of difficult access road, this breed has adapted to conditions in the region and the type of sheep and goats that traditionally has pasture in these areas, evolving, until it locks morphologically, in perfect symbiosis with the conditions and the type of work that was requested.

Mix relaxation with sports in this serene setting, in complete symbiosis with the ocean.

One creature that works in symbiosis with the coral is blue algae.

Paysage de mer, painted by Courbet in Normandy in 1869, with its vigorous application of paint and urgent, thickened brushstrokes is in ideal symbiosis with the depopulated sea and turbulent cloudscape he powerfully evokes.

The selection of photographic artworks shows motionless people in symbiosis with the architecture or as a contrast to the surroundings.

Even when they happen in perfect solitude, more that producing something new, these actions aim at merging artist to space, in a symbiosis with society».

Arctic winter formation has been largely hit by advection from cyclones easily punching through what was once a mighty fortress of cold air living in a physical symbiosis with much thicker sea ice.

It is called the Liquid Carbon Pathway which builds soil through symbiosis with AMF and creates what we call a Mollic Epipedon.

So there need to be two sides in symbiosis with mutual exchange and division of labor, progressing into the future like an electromagnetic wave, or like the left plus right hemispheres of the brain.