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Symbioses Types

1) mutualistic


2)


3) parasitic

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List of Ruminants

Cattle, sheep, goats, deer, elk, antelope, camels, and giraffes.

Split hoves, graze grass, regurgitate when not eating

Anabaena azollae

Works with water fern Azolla in rice paddies. Give Nitrogen to Azolla

Mutualistic relationship

Root nodules

Do nitrogen fixation

Legumes

Flavenoids

Induces nod genes (for nodulation) which encode enzymes for the nodulation factor

In legume-rhizobium symbiosis

Leghemoglobin

Binds oxygen tightly to keep the [] 1/10 below the outer [O2] and release O2 when [] gets too low, thus keeping [O2] low altogether.

Hemoglobin~oxygen in blood

Frankia

Fixes nitrogen and forms swollen vescicles on the hyphae tips

Frankenstein's monster swells

Lichens

Usually a fungus with either an alga or a cyanobacterium.

Mutualistic

Crustose

Adhere tightly to surface

Crusts are tightly packed

Foliose

Leafy, and base attached to the surface

Fo-leaf

Fruticose

Finger looking, hang from surface, easiest to pull off

Easy lichen

Mycorrhizae

Vascular. Endo and Ecto mycorrhizae.


Plant + fungi


Provides carbs+provides water and nutrient

Mutualistic

Photobacterium

Make luciferase enzyme under quorum sensing. Low cell density= low [lactone] = darkness. High -> light

Angler fish. Mutualistic.

Riftia

Found near hydrothermal vents. H2S important and has hemoglobin

Vents create a rift