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1. Likewise, a pair of cozy coevolutionary symbionts embracing each other can only seem to lead to stagnant solipsism.

2. The effect of symbiont on growth and reproduction of the black bean aphid, Aphis craccivora KochObtaining aposymbiotic aphids is key to study the relationship between the aphid and Buchnera.

3. This suggests that the existence of the Chlorella symbiont in P. bursaria may affect the function, quantity, and location of the previously mentioned organelles in host cells, as well as the nucleoli.

4. The group speculates that another symbiont abundant in aphids is compensating for the loss.

5. The Arbuscular fungus had formed the symbiont with the ancient land lower plants before the appearance of the higher plant.

6. Orchids are symbiont with the special fungi in which the fungi is absolutely necessarily. The fungi played a very important role in the life cycle of Orchaceae.

7. The review summarizes the major progress in symbiont generated natural products, being chemically inspiring and biologically potent secondary metabolites.

8. Arbuscular mycorrhiza was the reciprocal symbiont of AM fungi and plant root that was widely distributed in each ecosystem.

9. The main part of volume three is taken up by a massive review following on from the symbiont chapter in volume two.

10. To obtain genetic stable strain, we evaluated the clearance of symbionts in tsetse, impact of vitamin supplement on fly fertility and relationship between symbiont and trypanosome infection.

11. "The surrounding salamander cells that contain the algae often have several mitochrondria bordering the algal symbiont, " Kerney says, pointing to a TEM image.

12. To meet these challenges it is an effective way for sustainable agriculture to expand the research of symbiont between legume and Rhizobiurn.http://sentencedict.com

13. The discovery of the vent symbiosis and the proof of its existence were introduced. And the host nutrition and the way of symbiont acquisition were reviewed.

14. Looking through the history of the development of the western art songs, the vocal melody and the piano accompaniment become to be a symbiont gradually.

15. It is expounded that P. ternata and G. mosseae could recognize each other quickly and form a symbiont system.

16. According to the different styles of small and medium-sized enterprises, letterpress creates "satellite shaped" and "net shaped" symbiont, in order to save cost, and gives some advices of operation.

17. Trees have made an alliance with another amazing microscopic symbiont, mycorrhizal fungi.

18. Plant nutrient acquisition and stress tolerance may be strengthened by the fungal symbiont.