Sentence examples for live symbiotically from inspiring English sources
Bleaching occurs when coral polyps under stress expel the algae that live symbiotically within them.
"We want to live symbiotically with the earth, instead of being at war with it".
Often, these cyanobacteria live symbiotically with marine animals, leading to production of natural products in whole animal samples.
Zooxanthellae are the photosynthetic, single-celled algae that live symbiotically within the tissue of corals and help to build the solid calcium carbonate matrix of the reef.
In addition, a few species of clams do not feed in the normal sense; they gain their nutrition from sulfur-oxidizing bacteria that live symbiotically in the gill tissue.
He and his team have now taken a different approach: instead of manipulating mosquitoes directly, they have focused on the bacteria that live symbiotically in the mosquitoes' gut, and engineered them to produce compounds that interfere with the parasite's development.
These coral polyps have algae living symbiotically within their cells.
Fluorescence in situ hybridization has been used for the identification and analysis of populations of the dinoflagellate Symbiodinium that lives symbiotically in marine invertebrates.
One of the hot items of the past several years is the human microbiome, the trillions of bacteria and other microorganisms living symbiotically within and upon us.
A microbial consortium, defined as two or more microbial groups living symbiotically, was first described by Johannes Reinke in 1872.37 Decades of human microbiome research have since confirmed that microbes rarely live alone38 or function alone.39,40 The present study examined a three-species consortium model, reflective of the microbial pattern of tooth colonization (reviewed in41).
I'm not thinking: 'What would happen if I left the club and wasn't told this or that?' Who cares about that?" For a club where rancour and regret have lived symbiotically in modern times, last season at Leeds hit new antagonistic lows.
