- (especially in the past) to
refer to
mutualistic interactions, and it is
sometimes used to
refer to
mutualistic interactions that are not obligate. Symbiosis...
- Look up mutualism or
mutualistic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Mutualism may
refer to:
Mutualism (biology),
positive interactions between species...
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different species. The two organisms,
termed symbionts, can be
either in a
mutualistic, a commensalistic, or a
parasitic relationship. In 1879,
Heinrich Anton...
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larger organism that
harbours a
smaller organism;
whether a parasitic, a
mutualistic, or a
commensalist guest (symbiont). The
guest is
typically provided...
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extracellularly as in
ectomycorrhizal fungi. The ****ociation is
normally mutualistic. In
particular species, or in
particular cir****stances,
mycorrhizae may...
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their nests in
various trees, bushes, and
other plant-life. They have a
mutualistic relationship with
Acacia ligulata, and
therefore prefer to
build their...
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Central America. The ant and the
acacia exemplify a
coevolution of a
mutualistic system, as
described by
evolutionary ecologist Daniel Janzen. P. ferruginea...
- are also many
cases of
mutualistic xenohormesis for the
dispersal of a
seeds and pollen.
Though not all
xenohormesis is
mutualistic.
Hormesis Howitz, Konrad;...
- symbionts. This
refers to the
ability of
several Tri****rma
species to form
mutualistic endophytic relationships with
several plant species. Tri****rma species...
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mutualistic relationships while affecting antagonistic relationships, such as
predation and herbivory, to a less degree. For example, the
mutualistic...
