9 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SYMPHILISM»
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A Dictionary of Entomology
See Inquiline; Symbiont. Cf. Synechthran; Synoekete. SYMPHILISM Noun. (
Greek, syn I with + philein I to live + -ism I result of an act or process.) State of
being in a symbiotic relationship. See Symphily. SYMPHILY Noun. (Greek, syn I
with + ...
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Parasitism and symbiosis
Symphilism, then, includes associations in which the relationships are very
varied and which are far from being mutual. It is always the ants that appear to
play the leading part. The regularity and persistence of these events in widely
separate ...
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Magill's Encyclopedia of Science Animal Life
Perhaps the best-known inquilines are the glass- or pearlfishes, which take
refuge in the cloacae of sea cucumbers and often eat part of the host's respiratory
system. A unique type of commensalism, known as symphilism, is found in
certain ...
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
Г, e^ft^; nj. symphilism, symphily fa*»i^tifli, îT^fT^ÎT; adj. symphilous Щр*$1
symphony n. R)*-4iHV; WWifiT, fTtWT- CR; îf^f^i^rr; îf^^; a^'. symphonic ftrpfiTfa^;
^гт ifirfir w, я*тт; п. symphonion fHPp"Yf44^ (Гтеи> äffc ^Rïfîf^rtf чгт W) ; а<#.
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
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Proceedings of ... Annual Convention of the Southeastern ...
(1972) reported that IFA tended unspecified mealybugs and soft scales on weeds
and grass roots, but not on soybeans. Sterling et al. (1979) reported 'symphilism'
between IFA and the cotton aphid, Aphis gossypii Glover, early in the season.
Southeastern Pecan Growers Association. Convention, 1989
The nature of " symphilism " and its relation to parasitism is discussed in the latter
. Among the contents of vol. xli., part iii., of the Journal of Anatomy and Physiology
, special reference may be made to an article by Messrs. A. Keith and M. Flack ...
... on the verge of symphilism. A probable example of the latter is a synoekete,
CeophyUus monilis LeConte. It is found only with ants, usually species of Lasius,
is unmolested, and has the elytral apices provided with trichoinoid setae. As
usual ...
IN the Biologisches Centralblatt for January 15, Herr E. Wasmann commences an
account of an investigation into the phenomenon of “ symphilism," that is to say,
the harbouring of insects, &c., of various foreign species in the nests of ants and ...
An ordinary girl with an exceptional gift for spelling, young Eliza Naumann embarks on the rough-and-tumble "spelling bee" circuit, where her quirky family will collide with the harsh realities of life.
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Long now churns out essays on the meaning of words from intussusception to symphilism. Ask bee contestants about Long's website, and they shudder with ... «Christian Science Monitor, Jun 08»
