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Urbanisation alters biodiversity patterns and threatens to disrupt mutualistic interactions. Aside from pollination, however, little is known about how mutualisms change in cities.
Hannah Gaber +3 more
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Syntrophic cocultures (hitherto assumed to be commensalistic) of Clostridium acetobutylicum and Clostridium ljungdahlii, whereby CO2 and H2 produced by the former feed the latter, result in interspecies cell fusion involving large-scale exchange of ...
Noah B. Willis +1 more
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Interspecific Variations in Interplant Communication and Ecological Characteristics in Trees
Plants evolve diverse communication systems in adapting to complex and variable environments. Here, we examined the relationship between plant architecture, population density and inter‐plant communication within tree species.
Akira Yamawo +8 more
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The paper presents the first report and morphological description of aphids feeding on the mycoheterotrophic plant Monotropa hypophegea Wallr. of the family Ericaceae.
Bartosz Bielecki +3 more
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The trophic relations between ants and hemipterans are very common in the Neotropical Region, but rarely explored in dry montane ecosystems. Given the diversity of outcomes of this type of interactions influenced by variation in biotic conditions (i.e ...
Roberth Fagundes +2 more
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Aim. Study regularities of effects of various types of vaginal microsymbionts on the ability of mucosal epitheliocytes of the vagina to modify biological properties of bacteria. Materials and methods.
E. A Kremleva +2 more
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Consumers employ a variety of foraging strategies, and oftentimes the foraging strategy employed is related to resource availability. As consumers acquire resources, they may interact with their resource base in mutualistic or antagonistic ways—falling ...
Adrian Figueroa +8 more
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Tryptophanase disruption promotes insect-bacterium mutualism. [PDF]
Wang Y +8 more
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Differences in the fitness effects of traded resources shape traits and persistence in multi-mutualist communities. [PDF]
Agarwal R +3 more
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