Sentences with phrase «which symbiont»
Other blockchain initiatives currently being pursued by the state include a project with the Delaware Public Archives, for which Symbiont is developing a system for storing archival records digitally.
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Mesophotic (medium light): 40 to as deep as 150 meters (120 - 450 feet), the maximum depth at which tropical reef - building corals and their algal symbionts can survive.
«This suggested that fungal symbionts that colonize plants which are deficient in lipid biosynthesis suffer from a lack of essential lipids,» says Andreas Keymer, a PhD student in Gutjahr's group and first author of the new study.
Similarly, plant cells probably acquired chloroplasts, which capture the energy of sunlight, from some early parasite or symbiont.
This is a pivotal consequence of life with symbionts, said Shapira, who believes that microbiotas, which involve many types of symbionts, represent an expanded version of this aphid - symbiont relationship.
Warming to 31 °C reduced holobiont net primary productivity (NPP) by 60 % due to increased respiration which decreased host % carbon by 15 % with no apparent cost to the symbiont.
Another possible explanation is the activity of the coral endo - symbionts during daytime which acts as important mean of energy to the coral's cellular functions and physiology (Colombo - Pallotta, Rodríguez - Román & Iglesias - Prieto, 2010).
In the new study, investigators demonstrated that when the southern green stinkbug was reared inside an incubator, in which temperature was controlled at 2.5 °C higher than outside, there was a significant reduction in the symbiont bacteria that sparked severe fitness defects in the insect (ie.
Venom, which Ruben Fleischer is directing, already boasts the likes of Tom Hardy (playing the journalist who becomes merged with the titular alien symbiont), Riz Ahmed, Michelle Williams and Jenny Slate.
G. ruber has photosynthetic symbionts, which induces T: dO18 artifacts as mentioned by Bemis, et al..
Your claim about the stability of foraminiferal dO18 ratios also shows that you're unfamiliar with the work of Bemis, et al., 1998, which discusses the artifacts introduced into foraminiferal dO18 by photosynthetic symbionts.
In contrast to researchers like Hoegh - Guldberg who emphasizes coral bleaching as a deadly product of global warming, bleaching is a visible stage in a complex set of acclimation mechanisms during which coral expel, shift and shuffle their symbionts, seeking the most beneficial partnership possible.