symbioses
/sɪmˈbaɪoʊsiːz/Definitions
1. noun
The state of living together in more or less complete interdependence as symbionts.
“The symbioses between coral and algae create a vibrant ecosystem in the ocean.”
2. noun
A community of different species that live together in a mutually beneficial relationship.
“The symbioses between bees and flowers have been a crucial part of the ecosystem for millions of years.”
3. noun
A condition of mutual dependence or interdependence among organisms or species.
“The symbioses between humans and their domesticated animals have led to significant advancements in agriculture and medicine.”