Symbiosis

when there are two organisms living in close proximity to each other and by associating with each other they have an advantage (ex. bacteria in your stomach)

Trends in Microbiology

Trends in Microbiology

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Engineering nitrogen-fixing symbiosis: bridging signaling and intracellular entry

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London Review of Books

London Review of Books

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‘Ronald Firbank’s radical fragmentary technique grew in perfect symbiosis with the essential novelist’s genius for noticing and remembering details.’

Alan Hollinghurst on the British novelist.

https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v48/n14/alan-hollinghurst/it-s-queer-how-i-m-lonely

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Frank Noirot

Frank Noirot

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Symbiosis, from my memory, is introduced like way too late in school. It’s not some quirk of sharks and remoras: mutualism is lowkey a foundation of ecosystem interaction and any myths to the contrary do damage to us.

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