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Meanings of symbiotic in English

Symbiotic.

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Usage of symbiotic in English
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Functional biologies within their hosts currently reflect different forms of symbiotic associations.
Pubmed
2
The submarine environment offered the symbiotic race no great possibilities of advancement.
Star Maker
3
He likened it to another famous symbiotic relationship in the technology business.
Reuters
4
Regulation of microbial population density is a necessity in stable symbiotic interactions.
Pubmed
5
To think about that symbiotic relationship in the past tense hurt everyone.
The cold room
6
Fungal endophytes are symbiotic microorganisms that are often found in asymptomatic plants.
Pubmed
7
Lichens are extremely resilient and adaptable because of this unique symbiotic relationship.
BBC
8
Crucially, the relationship between press and princess is more symbiotic than ever.
News.com.au
9
They continued to function as a symbiotic double act to the end.
The Guardian
10
The symbiotic friendship between Remy and Linguini carries genuine sympathy and caring.
Reuters
11
But there is a symbiotic relationship between art and drinking, he notes.
Ebony
12
These algae are symbiotic because corals and algae have a harmonious relationship.
BBC
13
Early during evolution multicellular organisms explored the advantages of a symbiotic life.
Pubmed
14
Free trade benefits an economy only when the relationship is symbiotic not parasitic.
The Irish Times
15
Politics and academic freedom can never have a symbiotic relationship, Mr Petsul said.
Radio NZ
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I'm a lover of animals and the symbiotic relationship between people and animals.
Wired
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Symbiotic across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common