Sentences with phrase «symbiotic relationship»

The presence of the Sciaphila yakushimensis, a parasitic species that relies on fungal hosts, is also evidence that a hidden network of symbiotic relationships between fungi and roots (mycorrhizae) exists in the lowland primeval forests of Yakushima.

The collection of microorganisms that live in symbiotic relationship with our human body.

For the most part, expats live in symbiotic relationship with the locals.

But one thing's for sure, the discovery means rewriting textbooks to add salamanders to a short list of organisms, including coral and bacteria, that form symbiotic relationships with plants.

Some coccolithophorids may develop symbiotic relationships with diatoms.

Studies on symbiotic relationships between ants and myrmecophytic plants should not overlook the role of bacterial partners that help the ants protect «their» plants.

By putting housing and farms in the same building, Farm City creates symbiotic relationships between energy, water and waste.

New research from the National Museum of Natural History's Smithsonian Marine Station scientist Seabird McKeon and the museum's predoctoral fellow Jenna Moore of the Florida Museum of Natural History has helped unravel the complex symbiotic relationship between these crabs and the coral reefs they live in and defend.

I think we have a very symbiotic relationship with our fans.

Dangl, who worked with lead authors, postdoctoral researchers Gabriel Castrillo and Paulo José Pereira Lima Teixeira, graduate student Sur Herrera Paredes and research analyst Theresa F. Law, found evidence that soil bacteria can make use of this tradeoff between nutrient - seeking and immune defense, potentially to help establish symbiotic relationships with plants.

Schreyer Scholar and landscape architecture student Zoe Roane - Hopkins is helping Pennsylvanians build symbiotic relationships with their home environments.

Fine also examines symbiotic relationships and the balance between predator and prey.

«It was a very good symbiotic relationship.»

Our economic structure is shifting toward one in which symbiotic relationships exist between large and small businesses.

«This discovery overturns our longstanding assumptions about the best - studied symbiotic relationship on the planet,» said Aime, professor of botany and plant pathology.

Symbiotic relationships occur on a spectrum from parasitism (one species benefits at the expense of the other, such as a tick that sucks its host's blood) to mutualism (both organisms benefit, like when certain ants farm aphids for their honeydew while in return protecting them from predators).

... eventually companion animals would be phased out, and we would return to a more symbiotic relationship - enjoyment at a distance.»

However, Ferrari's track experience makes its presence felt in the 458 Italia not only in terms of pure technological transfer but also on a more emotional level, because of the strong emphasis on creating an almost symbiotic relationship between driver and car.

There is something happening now which seems to be the beginning of an important symbiotic relationship with AI software.

Mycoheterotrophy is a term derived from Greek to describe the bizarre symbiotic relationship between some plants and fungi, where the plant gets nutrients parasitizing upon fungi, rather than using photosynthesis.

The earliest humans had a somewhat symbiotic relationship with other animals, despite being threatened by them.

Together with sister organizations like the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards and the National Commission on Teaching & America's Future, NCATE is developing increasingly symbiotic relationships with state - level licensing boards — relationships that allow these organizations to push forward their agenda of increased training requirements, tougher licensing exams, and the higher pay to match.

There are some interesting models developing to encourage primary school conversions, including forming primary academy clusters with shared management and forging symbiotic relationships with neighbouring secondary academies.

Symbiotic relationships often develop between geographically clustered firms with related goals and interests, and this results in enhanced productivity and output for each.

Again Mother Nature provides us foods with the perfect symbiotic relationship.

Condemning Felis catus ignores the real causes of species loss, reveals a disturbing ignorance of the long - standing symbiotic relationship between outdoor cats and human civilization, and betrays a startling lack of understanding of the feeding habits of outdoor cats.

Others, such as nitrogen - fixing legumes, benefit from symbiotic relationships with rhizobia that create ammonia from atmospheric nitrogen.

The ecosystem relies on a stable symbiotic relationship between the host cnidarian animals, including corals and sea anemones, and the symbiont dinoflagellate.

Professor Brockhurst said the research, which was funded by the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) and published in Current Biology, suggests there is likely to be an exploitative component in other symbiotic relationships.

Shapira expands on this idea to encompass some of the newest discoveries about amazing symbiotic relationships between organisms that, because they depend on one another, are tied together for life.

Members of the bean family (legumes) and some other kinds of plants form mutualistic symbiotic relationships with nitrogen fixing bacteria.

Algaculture designs a new symbiotic relationship between humans and algae.

This is a true symbiotic relationship — and totally delicious!

Fostered symbiotic relationships with numerous sector research teams to fulfill recurring and ad hoc client requests.

That biological symbiotic relationship fact is seen as trumping whatever rights the father might have in the matter.

It's a circular, symbiotic relationship servicing the ego.

We find that it is unlikely that this obligate symbiotic relationship relies on a single process or pathway, but rather on more complex interactions that likely vary over the life cycle of the parasite,» the researchers conclude.

They lack endosperm and must enter symbiotic relationships with various mycorrhizal basidiomyceteous fungi that provide them the necessary nutrients to germinate, so all orchid species are mycoheterotrophic during germination and reliant upon fungi to complete their lifecycles.

There was a time when TreeHugger was peppered with posts about aquaponics — the process of raising fish and growing produce in a mutually symbiotic relationship where the fish poop feeds the plants and the plants filter the water.

Conversion optimization and SEO have a rather symbiotic relationship — they rely on each other in order to function.

This is when the second bake happens, drying out the cookies more and bringing them to their unique crunch / chew symbiotic relationship.

They have a wonderfully symbiotic relationship with wild yeast; when the two are brought together with flour and water, the result is high - rising, delicious bread, or light, fluffy pancakes.

It's a natural symbiotic relationship.

To understand the basis for fungal symbiotic relationships with plants, a team of DOE JGI researchers led by Igor Grigoriev and longtime collaborators at the French National Institute for Agricultural Research (INRA) and Clark University conducted the first broad, comparative phylogenomic analysis of mycorrhizal fungi, drawing on 49 fungal genomes, 18 of which were sequenced for this study.

He envisions an eventual symbiotic relationship between human and machine, with the two merging into «postbiologicals» capable of vastly expanding their intellectual power.

Their bodies harbor a bacterium that helps them turn plant sap into usable nutrients, and this bacterium itself harbors an even smaller bacterium, creating a three - tiered symbiotic relationship that hasn't been observed in any other animal.

This apparently symbiotic relationship within tumors has provocative implications for the study and treatment of human cancers.