List of symbiotic relationships (1186 bytes)
1: ... of notable [[mutualism|mutualistic]] [[Symbiosis|symbiotic]] relationships, in which different species have ...

Multigenomic organism (2140 bytes)
1: ...ms''' are plants or animals that have [[symbiosis|symbiotic]] relationships with other [[organism]]s that are...
3: ...acteria, which are a separate species, but form a symbiotic relationship with the host organism.
7: ...ough there is strong evidence that they once were symbiotic bacteria that became enclosed in the cell wall.
11: ...genomic organism relationship is more than merely symbiotic though, in that the [[genetics]] of both species ...

Coral biology (1031 bytes)
3: ...g effect. Is it the coral animal that expels the symbiotic partner, or is it the zooxanthellae that escapes,...

Lichenology (210 bytes)
3: ... the part of Botany that studies the [[lichens]], symbiotic organisms made up by the association of a microsc...

Great star coral (1351 bytes)
16: ...oxanthella]], this coral harbors [[endocellular]] symbiotic cyanobacteria, possibly to help it fix [[nitrogen...

Coral bleaching (2407 bytes)
1: ...m]]s of tropical seas depend on these [[symbiosis|symbiotic]] [[photosynthesis|photosynthesizing]] unicellula...
5: ...ubside quickly, the coral host can repopulate its symbiotic algae within weeks or months.
7: Other reef creatures have symbiotic zooxanthellae, which they may also expel under st...

Lichen (disambiguation) (264 bytes)
1: '''[[Lichen]]''' is a symbiotic organisms made up by the association of microscop...

Cellulase (429 bytes)
1: ...lucose|beta-glucose]]. It is produced mainly by [[symbiotic]] [[bacterium|bacteria]] in the [[Ruminant|rumina...

Root nodule (2285 bytes)
1: ...ccur on the roots of plants that associate with [[symbiotic]] [[bacterium|bacteria]].
3: ...ns plants from the pea family [[Fabaceae]] form a symbiotic relationship with a host-specific strain of bacte...
13: ...with Rhizobium bacteria and those that arise from symbiotic interactions with [[Actinobacteria]] ''[[Frankia]...

Ruminant (1778 bytes)
3: ... down into [[glucose]] in these chambers using '''symbiotic bacteria'''. The cud is then regurgitated, chewed...
5: ... by the breaking down of cellulose is used by the symbiotic bacteria. Ruminants take their energy in the vola...

Pogonophora (568 bytes)
1: ...ed as a phylum. They appear to feed primarily on symbiotic bacteria living in their mouthless bodies. Fossi...

Sinorhizobium meliloti (633 bytes)
1: ...gen-fixing bacterium ([[rhizobia]]). It forms a [[symbiotic]] relationship with legumes from the genera ''[[M...

Polyteichus (522 bytes)
1: ...shells of marine Isotrypa, in which they shared a symbiotic relationship.

Trill (disambiguation) (419 bytes)
5: ...l [[Star Trek]] universe, the '''Trill''' are two symbiotic races of aliens; see [[Trill (Star Trek)]].

Folivore (678 bytes)
8: ...d slow [[metabolism]]s. Many enlist the help of [[symbiotic]] bacteria to release the nutrients in their diet...

Parabasalid (2262 bytes)
11: ...ermite]]s and [[cockroach]]es, many of which have symbiotic [[bacterium|bacteria]] that help them digest wood...

Iskoort (770 bytes)
1: ... [[parasitic]], whereas the Yoort and the Isk are symbiotic - one cannot live without the other. The Yoort w...

Amyloplast (746 bytes)
4: ...f cyanobacteria (blue-green algae) which formed a symbiotic relationship with the eucaryotic cell. Another pl...

Tree-of-Life (686 bytes)
1: ... [[Pak Protector]]s, as a result of a [[symbiosis|symbiotic]] [[virus]] that grows in the root; however, the ...

Microbial ecology (894 bytes)
2: ..., are of great importance in the sense that their symbiotic relationship (either positive or negative) have s...

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