There is a symbiosis between large and small.
The result indicates that the good symbiosis between AM fungi and raspberry was formed.
Any of the reciprocal actions or effects, such as symbiosis, that can occur in a community.
Literary symbiosis is defined as an explicit retelling or reinterpreting by a later text of an earlier work.
This symbiosis of tuna and watery environment forms a more efficient propulsion system than anything designed by human engineers.
The native population is the " saami " who live traditionally from hunting and fishing , in symbiosis , even nowadays , with their environment.
This is the first documented case of a plant living in partnership, or symbiosis, with a vertebrate.
Based on the mutualistic symbiosis relationship of rice and duck, jointed with no-tillage technique, the new no-tillage system of raising duck in paddyfield was formed.
The native population is the "Sami" who live traditionally from hunting and fishing, in symbiosis, even if nowadays in a technological version, with their environment.
For Putin, there is a symbiosis between the nature of his rule and his success in returning Russia to "great power" status.
As a mutual symbiosis formed between plants and soil mycorrhiza fungi, mycorrhiza plays a key role in protecting host plants against environmental stress.
Despite their own physiological characters, their endurance capability for the atrocious circumstance also rest with their symbiosis with edaphon, especially the AM fungi.
The credit crunch had its origins in finance. But the banking industry and the economy are now locked in a kind of negative symbiosis, where bad news in one induces pain in the other.
The sadness of life is entangled with gains and losses and symbiosis with success or failure. The true meaning of happiness is not joyful at times, but calm after losing. If you grasp too tightly, you will eventually get tired.
