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Symbiosis
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An association b/t 2 or more spp. "Living together"
i.e., mutualism, commensalism, parasitism |
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What is the relationship where both members benefit each other?
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Mutualism
- E.Coli in the intestines. |
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Relationship in which the Organism is the only who benefits and the HOST is harmed
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Parasitism
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Relationship in which the 2 spp living together such that 1 benefits and the other neither benefits nor harmed.
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Commensalism
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THis is found in a healthy individual and are not causing a disease.
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Normal Flora
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What kind relationship is NF?
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Symbiotic Realtinship
Commensalistic or Mutualistic NOT parasitic |
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MICRO-TO-MICRO
-Mutualitic Relationship -Invloves a Fungus -The fungus absorbs moisture and houses |
LIchens
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In LICHENS what organisms are Photosynthetic?
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Cynanobacterium - Prokaryotic
Green Algae - Eukaryotic |
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Sticks its DNA into the bacterias DNA
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MICRO-TO-MICRO
Propahe--->contains Bacteria and Bacteriophage 
Formation of a prophage
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What prophages are produced NOT by bacterial DNA but the Viral DNA
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Chloera and Diptheria
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MICRO-TO-PLANT
is the narrow region of soil that is directly influenced by root secretions and associated soilmicroorganisms. |
Rhizosphere - Commennalistic relationship
ROOT SURFACE AND SOIL |
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Does the Rhizosphere have benefits? if yes, what?
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The plant provides stable environment
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In Rhizospheres plantss release what?
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Exudates
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MICRO-TO-PLANT
This is on the surace of the LEaf and air immediatley aound it.Succ |
Phyllpsphere
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Sticks Its DNA into the bacterias DNA
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BActeriophage
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