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contingent symbiosis

contingent symbiosis noun: the situation where one plant lives in the interior of another for shelter, not parasitism.

Noun

contingent symbiosis (uncountable)

  1. The situation where one plant lives in the interior of another for shelter, not parasitism.

Questions about contingent symbiosis

What does contingent symbiosis mean?
Contingent symbiosis means the situation where one plant lives in the interior of another for shelter, not parasitism.
What part of speech is contingent symbiosis?
Contingent symbiosis is a noun.

Words near contingent symbiosis in the dictionary

  1. contingent
  2. contingent claim
  3. contingent claims
  4. contingent remainder
  5. contingent remainders
  6. contingent symbiosis
  7. contingent valuation
  8. contingent valuations
  9. contingential
  10. contingentism
  11. contingentisms

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