symbiosis
/sɪmˈbaɪəsɪs/Definitions
1. noun
a close and often long-term relationship between different biological species, especially when they live together in a mutually beneficial relationship.
“In the desert ecosystem, there is a symbiosis between the camels and the cacti, where the camels help spread the seeds and the cacti provide shade for the camels.”
2. noun
a mutually beneficial or harmonious relationship between individuals, organizations, or systems, especially in a social or economic context.
“The company’s symbiosis with its suppliers allowed them to reduce costs and improve efficiency.”